kragniz

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   by kragniz 13y ago

   > And then Git itself wasn't working for us anymore because it wasn't scaling when we'd have an operating system release. So we ended up hiring most of the Git team. I didn't know most of the core Git team worked for
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   by kragniz 13y ago

   I was about to produce a counter argument before I saw who the author of that comment was.
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   by kragniz 13y ago

   I believe we're talking about kernel development here, not GNU utilities. However, what naming scheme would you prefer? The command line is fairly unintuitive as it is. I would argue it is preferable to have short, memorable and fast t
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   by kragniz 13y ago

   Although this particular feature isn't going to affect me, since I'm primarily a touchpad user, I'm not a fan of the path they're going with imitating iOS-style selection handles. Sure, they can be useful if you only hav
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   by kragniz 13y ago

   I'm guessing this: http://w3techs.com/technologies/details/pl-php/all/all
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   by kragniz 13y ago

   If that's the only thing you can find to criticize, OP's done a good job. I really like it. I couldn't seem to get the pausing/unpausing to work with my trackpad, though.
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   by kragniz 13y ago

   It would be nice if your site had more information about what exactly people are signing up to.
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   by kragniz 13y ago

   Those communities only grew a long time after reddit's initial success. Remember reddit didn't even have subreddits when it started.
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   by kragniz 13y ago

   >Not being American, I don't know what you refer to, sorry. I'm not american either, but I'm pretty sure he was referring to the westboro baptist church.
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    by kragniz 13y ago

    Reposting from the other thread, which seems to be a bit dead: Watching the github realtime activity with sound was mesmerising. I spent at least fifteen minutes listening to it. You mentioned there will be Windows and OSX standalone client
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    by kragniz 13y ago

    Watching the github realtime activity with sound was mesmerising. I spent at least fifteen minutes listening to it. You mentioned there will be Windows and OSX standalone clients coming soon. Will there be an API for writing clients?
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    Redefining while loops in the worst possible way(github.com)

    1 points by kragniz 13y ago|0 comments
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    by kragniz 13y ago

    Using vi keybindings, <esc>v does the same.
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    by kragniz 14y ago

    I feel I'm running the risk of repeating the standard HN response for this type of question, but here are my goals for this year: * Greatly improve my functional programming * Learn Japanese
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    by kragniz 14y ago

    Or the more extreme version: Add a single reply, "No.", and close the comments.
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    by kragniz 14y ago

    Wait, does Gmail ask for a phone number when signing up these days?
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    by kragniz 14y ago

    Should I just remove it? It was a knee-jerk reaction to seeing what I thought was just another short suduko solver and was not terribly relevant.
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    by kragniz 14y ago

    If you're into short sudoku solvers, here's one in 140 characters (Javascript) from a few months back. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3047148
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    by kragniz 14y ago

    And that is why I have a fairly unique nick as my preferred username.
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    by kragniz 14y ago

    > There has been exactly three massacres of this type in recent UK history (~last 50 years). There are dozens in the US just in the last couple of decades. So implying that UK has a similar incidence of random killing spree gun crime as
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    by kragniz 14y ago

    Nuclear testing did change the levels of C14 significantly [1]. Carbon dating is impossible for dates after the '50s, when large amounts of nuclear testing started. [1] http://www.sciencecourseware.org/VirtualDating/files/RC_3.ht...
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    by kragniz 14y ago

    Or no root privileges.
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    by kragniz 14y ago

    Jagex eventually reversed it's decision on the fixing of prices and returned free trade. This had the effect of bringing back a large number of bots, causing huge inflation of certain items and a large devaluation of item which bots can pro
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    by kragniz 14y ago

    Note the section "Apple's huge profit margins". Samsung produces a similar product with components costing about $1 lower than Apple's. However, Apple sells their charger for $20 more.
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    OpenShift by Red Hat(openshift.redhat.com)

    329 points by kragniz 14y ago|112 comments
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    by kragniz 14y ago

    I assume one could say the spare money could be spent on growing the company, making more money in the longer run. (disclaimer: I have no idea what I'm talking about)
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    by kragniz 15y ago

    I love the simplicity. Any plans to include weighted commits or lines changed? At the moment it appears you only count the number of commits, which means 10 commits changing one line at a time is counted as a greater contribution than a sin
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    by kragniz 15y ago

    I think git hooks are the way to go here.
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    by kragniz 15y ago

    From the article, it would appear he found these images from a "Lativan photo blogging site used by him". Why would he upload an image of his passport to a photo blog?
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    by kragniz 15y ago

    Just watched this with my FIRST team (759, one of a very small number of UK teams). It's interesting the FTC integration which was used last year (for the minibot) is not repeated and instead harks back to a more traditional FRC game.