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by hs 18y ago
www.newlisp.org
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by hs 18y ago
+1 for freshness 'real' food has 'bio-sensor' ... you can tell just by looking, that a fruit/veggie is bad it's much harder to 'sense' that in processed food i find that fruit/veg is harder to fool with, maybe having to do with its low pric
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by hs 18y ago
fruit - nature's fast food as a bonus, the waste is bio-degradable
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by hs 18y ago
errr ... scholars' pot?
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by hs 18y ago
you can make an 'opposite' service to break exclusivity for example, a site that compares different insurance policies/companies, etc in my case (not from the US), i wanted to sell mutual funds and claim 1% marketing fee :) ... i even passe
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by hs 18y ago
hmmm lisp ... i use newlisp
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by hs 18y ago
How will you decide about possible combo of characters? Do you pick one or just buy everything ... just in case? for example: 'reddit" can be redit, readit, red-it, read-it, red.it, read.it, redd.it "funbox" can be funboxes, funboks, funbos
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by hs 18y ago
# sysctl hw.setperf=0
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by hs 18y ago
don't worry, the htmls are ads pages where people deliberately put phone and email to contact to (public info) the correct regex can indeed produce noise, consider this string in an ads where the poster uses '+' to join info: "please contac
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by hs 18y ago
actually i didn't use PHP, the code i submitted is 'ported' using /regex/ ... i haven't tested it in PHP (i don't have) ... but that what i might use if i were forced to use PHP the actual code is in newlisp: <code> (set 'p1 (regex-
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by hs 18y ago
i use this for email: /[-\.\\w]*@\\w+(\.\\w+)+/
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by hs 18y ago
love afterboot(8) i also changed default ssh port to non-22 to prevent most brute force attacks i can't stand GNU/linux folks bashing OpenBSD over trivialities like the root only first-ever boot
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by hs 18y ago
in default install, OpenBSD never asks you to create user The first-ever boot you can only log in as root This 'reckless (read: diff from linux distro)' installation practice made OpenBSD got 1 point deducted from a linux review article Des
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by hs 18y ago
it reminds me about an article of comparing US and German customer support The US CS have better communication than technical -> "your call is important, the problem will be resolved within 24 hours bla bla bla" ... but things rarely ge
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by hs 18y ago
this part is relevant to startups: (see figure 7) "A biotech company (usually) faces positive uncertainty, a bank faces almost exclusively negative shocks. I call that in my new project "concave" or "convex" to model error." concave to mode
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by hs 18y ago
me too; however, i sometimes check slashdot too ... the comments are wittier and funnier (while still being thoughtful) than hn
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by hs 18y ago
i used an implementation of cilk when i crawled ~1000000 htmls from a social network in 2 hours (can't disclose -- the site went into maintenance during/after my experiments ... just to exercise my curiosity) had to be root to raise the use
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by hs 18y ago
Despite these military improvements, the largest empire ever was built on bow+arrow ... and such barbaric nation lasted for centuries
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by hs 18y ago
i have a leafless bookshelf which is placed next to a bed that way i no longer need chair+table (i sit on the bed and readjust the shelf's height to put my laptop on)
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by hs 18y ago
I work on various hardwares (laptops, desktops, macs) so sometimes i need to move an installed hard drive on one mobo to another different mobo win98 hd can be used across, good luck with XP / Vista iBookG4 tiger hd can be swappable to mac
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by hs 18y ago
import (ImageMagick) + hg (mercurial)
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by hs 18y ago
along with jquery.ui-1.6b
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by hs 18y ago
or ignoring upmod altogether, it's faster i rarely use point because it's an easily gamed metric nowaday i filter news based on #comments (and title) and only follow comments with <= 3 levels deep (5 if interesting) and start searching
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by hs 18y ago
i prefer ninja, but then u won't see anything
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by hs 18y ago
as expertise goes, keyboard > mouse
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by hs 18y ago
try newlisp, it works in bsd, linux, osx, xp/98 (i tried) you may not be able to use the syntax/examples from other lisp/scheme books coz it's a bit different (people say it's a broken lisp) but it's hell a lot of fun to program in it
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by hs 18y ago
I haven't used screen for about a year or two. I can't stand the GNU/EMACS keybinding. Naturally I chose dwm+mrxvt The only thing I miss is attach/detach ... Does anyone know any alternative to Screen? Thx!
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by hs 18y ago
OpenBSD + dwm + vnc here alt+1: my main coding using vim (no mouse, no arrow key) alt+2: vncviewer to my mac mini for safari, ff3 (mouse) alt+3 ... alt+9: almost never used i 1-1-map ~/www/pages/webapp{1,...,n) to my OpenBSD colo hg push/pu
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by hs 18y ago
i'm alway wary about 'great support' ... it implicitly means the product is broken people always ask for help and to be fair less / no support may mean the product is so good that noone complains (it just works TM) or it's simply dead on to
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by hs 18y ago
try OpenBSD, it's simpler fast install: ~5 mins default + ~5 mins untar my-essentials.tgz + ~5 mins mercurial sync ... my box is production ready (sans user database) easy upgrade: untar the tgzs, kernel, sync /etc from newer OpenBSD no a

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