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by knodi123 3y ago
> when you start to have trouble with your regex because it is conflicting with line returns That definitely happens, but 9 times out of 10, you can add /m to the end of the regex, and now ^ and $ match individual lines, while \A an
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by knodi123 3y ago
not this? grep -ve 'test/|tests/|idlelib|turtledemo'
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My fossil hybrid HR was a beautiful watch, and the display was great. But the software, ugh! In 3 years of use, they never managed to get as high as a 30% success rate on fetching weather info. It was almost always displaying "conne
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That's how my stepdad got hacked. He didn't understand bookmarks or urls or homepages, so he just opened his browser at google.com, searched for the name of his bank, clicked the first ad, and went to log in. Usually that worked
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lol, and fake animated popup alerts telling you what other customers are buying right now? Is this really a site for savvy electronics hobbyists? It feels like the crappiest web2.0 "seize them by the eyeballs and don't let go&q
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I sent my father in law an article the other day, and he wound up clicking a scam ad that got his computer hacked. He showed it to me, it wasn't the most obviously scammy ad I've seen- plenty of people who didn't grow up wit
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> and deploying it in a thread notionally about rational discourse seems sort of unserious. You should see the guy above complaining that woke liberals want to declare math to be white supremacy.
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> open - open files and applications And urls! I use that one in a lot of my scripts. We have a ticket-based workflow, and I can parse out the ticket number from the current git branch, and open the ticket or create a merge requests wi
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Thanks, that's interesting!
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What do you think he meant by "I'm not going to show you the full code, for safety reasons"?
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Not at all! I confidently remembered it, verbatim, and recognized that the usernames were the same.
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my ability to select his comment, right click, and choose "search on google" is much less impressive
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Even the comments do
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Didn't get enough traction the first time? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35274773
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Thank y
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> something really inter ?
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That's like going through an inkblot test and saying "what's all this pornography supposed to prove?"
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and yet we gave up the liberty to allow citizens to own rocket launchers. we gave up the liberty to allow people to say "buy my elixir, it cures cancer". The proper answer is not "absolute unrestrained freedom", nor is
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doesn't work for me in chrome
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> and He used wine without additives He used a specific bottle. But catholics were pragmatic enough to say "well, surely he didn't mean that bottle specifically." And they don't latch on to the vintage, either- does
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whereas archive.md returns "ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH"! Sometimes I wish there was a way to tell our browsers "I really don't care about SSL on this page, honestly, and I'm qualified to tell when it matters
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> Firstly, HFTs do not generate "massive profits". Not sure where that myth comes from From places like the Tabb Group? "According to research conducted by the Tabb Group, the top 5 High Frequency Trading (HFT) firms make
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> that means it's cheaper for market participants to trade because of the rise of HFT market makers. Okay, so it makes it easier for some people to become market traders.... but is that beneficial? The money that HFT firms are maki
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> Presumably you buy all your goods directly from growers / manufacturers, rather than using retailers who are simply there to skim off the top? Grocery stores to the things that are difficult for me to do, like sourcing and sorting
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It's super frustrating that if I want a 2nd charger for my macbook pro, I have to either buy an overpriced apple adapter, or.... what? I haven't seen any USB-C compatible 140W chargers that are significantly cheaper than apple
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I believe you, and it makes sense. Apart from that, though, it's hilarious to imagine an ad like "Wanted: Black women with long hair to quietly walk into a room, pick up a vase, drink a can of coke, and then leave through the sam
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sounds like we need a universal basic antcome.
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> its lowest-power mode is nearly a milliwatt, so it will drain the battery flat when it's not being used Add a hardware power button?
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You can't. They were sold out everywhere the moment this article hit hackernews.
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> I've always thought the ESP BOX[0] hardware is cool. I finally got around to starting a project to use the ESP BOX hardware Is it actually for sale anywhere? Every single store I could find was sold out, and I checked within 5 m

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