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jobeirne
11y ago
Yes and no... the details are a little different, because we're using subshells and not sourcing scripts directly in the current process (cleanup is easier that way -- you just `exit`). But in effect, yeah, this is minor window dressin
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Show HN: Desk – lightweight workspace management for the shell
(github.com)
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WWI
(jameso.be)
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jobeirne
11y ago
The sense of entitlement here is amazing. Is dying of thirst really preferable to a free Coke?
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A(n) Whole New World (2012) [video]
(destroyallsoftware.com)
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My Mistakes
(gwern.net)
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jobeirne
11y ago
Seen keybase.io? I think that's one of the best stabs in this direction I've seen so far.
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Ignore the gurus (including me)
(jameso.be)
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Leaving New York
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jobeirne
12y ago
Is this along the lines of what you're looking for? http://www.governing.com/gov-data/census/2010-census-state-m...
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jobeirne
12y ago
The support for Python3 here is killer; Thrift amazingly has yet to merge a number of patches that would enable py3 support despite many requests.
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Facebook's Realtime Updates API has been down for 12 days
(developers.facebook.com)
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12y ago
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jobeirne
12y ago
This doesn't look much different than argh, which has been around for ages: http://argh.readthedocs.org/en/latest/tutorial.html
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jobeirne
12y ago
I found the header image a bit disconcerting, and immediately hit Back (I'm at work).
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An open question (rant) about Node.js
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jobeirne
13y ago
I'll place a $100 bet against this claim. Any takers?
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Lisp: More is less
(jameso.be)
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jobeirne
13y ago
Windows only -- really? It's 2013. If you're trying to get traction with a highly technical identity platform, windows probably shouldn't be your top pick.
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13y ago
A counterfeiter sees far less benefit from the continuation of the USD than does someone who owns 51% of the BTC mining infrastructure.
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jobeirne
13y ago
Thanks for the concrete counterexample. I still find it dubious that the owner of Bank A would be willing to destroy a stream of income as considerable as a 51% stake in BTC just to preempt a competitor in another market. That seems too sel
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13y ago
Folks are missing an important point here about the incentives of a pool majority (that I recall Satoshi mentions in the original whitepaper[0]): even if a particular agent has a majority in the mining network, it isn't in their intere
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Greenwald's keynote at 30c3: priorities for privacy activists
(jameso.be)
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Good tests, bad tests
(jameso.be)
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Show HN: redset, a simple tool for managing distributed work in Python
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13y ago
> A static type system is a mechanism whereby an algorithm determines if a program exhibits a property, P, and if the property is not found to hold, then the program is rejected. Doesn't this definition encompass dynamically typed l
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How namedtuple works in Python 2.7
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How we improved our Github-based continuous integration workflow
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Show HN: I built a tool to sync Jenkins jobs with Github pull requests
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jobeirne
14y ago
"To an unusual degree, someone who codes in lisp is on nearly equal footing with the implementer." Working with good developers => kinda cool. Working with average developers => oh my god why.
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jobeirne
14y ago
The "Locations" page looks broken somehow: it's telling me that the nearest Bufferbox to NYC is in Toronto. Is that actually the case?
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