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by js2 2y ago
No, the problem isn't the hash. It does what it was designed to do. It's just that it was optimal for a particular use case that fits the Linux kernel better than Microsoft's use case. Switching the hash wouldn't improve
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by js2 2y ago
He uses it for a lot more than e-mail. The anecdote was meant to communicate his level of technical literacy, not what he uses it for.
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by js2 2y ago
Be interesting to see how long till M4 shows up here: https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/mac/ Amazon will have to accommodate the new form factor. They've already had to accommodate the previous m
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by js2 2y ago
I rounded too aggressively. His first iMac was the G4 on a stalk (2002). The second was one of the aluminum pre-Retina Intel models, perhaps 2012. He just purchased his third earlier this year. So, three iMacs in 22 years, but I expect him
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by js2 2y ago
I commented elsewhere, but my uncle is on his third iMac in 30 years. He keeps them a decade at a time. My father is still using an Intel iMac. Normal people do not upgrade their computers after purchase. Displays are generally not somethin
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by js2 2y ago
My uncle is on his third iMac. He owns them for a decade at a time. When he sends emails, the subject is always "From <his name>" because he shared an email account with my aunt years ago and even though he no longer does,
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by js2 2y ago
> file name does not include its full path No, it is the full path that's considered. Look at the commit message on the first commit in the `--full-name-hash` PR: https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/pull
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by js2 2y ago
FYI, you can also upvote or favorite a comment, and then view those upvoted/favorited comments from your profile (same for submissions). Favorites are public.
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by js2 2y ago
Wasn't just Linus. Earlier, from Theo de Raadt: > I don't think you understand the problem space well enough to come up with your own solution for it. I spent a year on this, and ship a complete system using it. You are askin
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by js2 2y ago
Using a wildcard cert doesn't leak anything much. I went with `*.home.example.com` for my internal stuff.
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by js2 2y ago
> Python's system is indeed very complex - you just aren't usually exposed to most of the complexity Indeed, I've been using Python since 1.5.2 as pretty much my daily language (I code in a lot of other languages too, but
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by js2 2y ago
You're right that macOS has per-user temp (and cache) dirs under /private/var/folders/ (since 10.5), but it still has traditional shared /tmp (via the /private/tmp symlink) since not everything respec
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by js2 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41811050
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by js2 2y ago
PQ: post-quantum for anyone else who didn't know.
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by js2 2y ago
The module search path (sys.path) is the thing you need to know about. With `python -m part2.week2`, by default `.` is added at the start. With `python part2/week2.py`, `part2` (the script directory) is added at the start (instead of `
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by js2 2y ago
Zombies can't be killed for they are already dead; they can only be reaped, by waiting on them. (This is why init inherits orphans, so it may reap them when they eventually die.)
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by js2 2y ago
> Some people insist that we should never use a cat Rather, people argue against useless use of cat, which is different. Personally, I'd never argue against it on the command-line even though some do. It's once you commit your
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by js2 2y ago
I don't know what's going on with Apple Music. I can rebind Cmd-F to any of its menu items if I do it for all applications, but not if I target Music specifically.
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by js2 2y ago
Asking it to "draw a tailless crocodile" returns a similar result. BTW, crocodile, not alligator.
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by js2 2y ago
> Note: unfortunately, there aren’t any specific keyboard shortcuts for moving windows into the quarter sections of the screen. I'm surprised The Verge apparently doesn't know that you can create keyboard shortcuts for any Mac
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by js2 2y ago
Settings > Desktop & Dock > Windows > Tiled windows have margins. https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/change-window-tilin...
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by js2 2y ago
Pretty sure it's a US/UK thing.
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by js2 2y ago
> (Some people don't like dot-imports, and luckily it's completely optional.) You can rename imports to whatever you like, but the default name for the package that contains the HTML elements is `html`, not `gocomponents`.
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by js2 2y ago
Yes. It's been part of the tax code since 1921. https://www.fidelity.com/learning-center/personal-finance/wh... https://greenleaftrust.com/missives/stepped-up-basis-a-short...
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by js2 2y ago
The most recent version with the front page image having a correct link is this: https://web.archive.org/web/20220401185037/http://www.lillia... Captures newer than that have the image linking to CBD gum
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by js2 2y ago
> For CLI tools Click Once you're using types, I would recommend Typer instead. Built on-top of Click but configured via type hints: https://typer.tiangolo.com/
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by js2 2y ago
Previous discussions: 31 points|pmarin|16 years ago|17 comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=389107 181 points|zeitg3ist|12 years ago|110 comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4920831 131 po
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by js2 2y ago
You can view it sliced various ways here: https://www.opensecrets.org/federal-lobbying
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by js2 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41753841
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by js2 2y ago
A candidate is not acting as a representative of the government. In fact, the Hatch Act generally makes it illegal to mix the two. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hatch_Act

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