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lysium
3y ago
Neat idea. I’m afraid you won’t be able to ever rotate that key, would you? Since it’s result is externally used as an identifier, you would have to rotate the external identifiers, too.
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lysium
3y ago
It’s pork cycle https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pork_cycle
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lysium
3y ago
I think that might be it. Too bad, the results of this kind of benchmark would have been interesting.
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lysium
3y ago
Why do execution times drop so drastically with increasing number of iterations? Shouldn’t the caches be filled after one iteration already? There is no JIT in C++, or is it?
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lysium
3y ago
This looks very interesting! Thank you!
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lysium
3y ago
Thank you! Popen looks like what I was looking for!
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lysium
3y ago
Script looks promising, thank you! I’ll give it a try, as some sister comment also suggests Go.
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lysium
3y ago
Thank you for encouraging me to use Perl. After Perl 6 came out I got confused at what and how to use and hence I’ve abandoned that path. I’ll try once more now.
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lysium
3y ago
Thanks for pointing me to nim, it looks promising. I‘ll try to use https://nim-lang.org/docs/osproc.html to pipe programs. My use case is approx. like this: I can get 80% what I want with ls … | sed … | grep -v … but t
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lysium
3y ago
Do you recommend any good alternative when your shell program gets too large? Honest question, as I’m struggling to leave the shell environment once the program gets too large. I could use Perl, but $? and the likes get quickly out of hand.
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lysium
3y ago
I had the same thought, then I read the comments to be shown the wiser, eg. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37169896
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lysium
3y ago
They are planning built-in support for that, see that other comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36518146
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lysium
3y ago
The article seems to indicate that.
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lysium
3y ago
also see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35899328
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lysium
3y ago
Yes, looks like it: https://9to5mac.com/2023/05/11/apple-id-log-in-unavailable-d...
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Apple ID services are down, no payment processing
(9to5mac.com)
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lysium
3y ago
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lysium
3y ago
I got a small panic attack this morning when my Mac asked me to 'fix a problem' with my Apple ID and then proceeds to tell me it does not know my Apple ID. Turns out, the Apple ID services are down at the moment.
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lysium
4y ago
I was very surprised to see scsh mentioned in this thread. I'm glad to read that it was of some use for you.
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lysium
4y ago
Looks great and fast! Nice work! I'm wondering if the missing features for 1.0 will keep it fast. (The first thing I wanted to do is search the log and see the graph :-). Does not look like it.
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lysium
4y ago
I use dict.cc. (Both the website and the app.) Works offline.
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lysium
4y ago
The authors should test if this is actually the case or not.
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lysium
4y ago
I wish there was a fine grain control for Teams notifications. The amount of messages I get that do not need my immediate attention and/or could have been an email is astounding. I turned off notifications for Teams as a result and h
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lysium
4y ago
> Your unconscious bias is showing by the fact that you think this professor is a woman. I’m wondering if you had posted the same sentence if I had used a male pronoun and which pronoun I should have used instead to not provoke an off-to
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lysium
4y ago
Thank you for pointing this out! I couldn’t make it to the end. I tried several times but found it unbearable for the stated reasons.
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lysium
4y ago
I find this f’d up at so many levels. The instructor seems to be more concerned about how to fill out forms to report a huge amount of her own class and come up with (surprising the student) countermeasures than about how to teach her stu
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lysium
4y ago
Click on the time stamp of the comment first, then you can use the back button of your browser.
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lysium
5y ago
You might enjoy Spacemacs. For me, it combines the benefits of both Vim and Emacs. https://www.spacemacs.org
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lysium
5y ago
Yes, I think she can. I think this is better than running the whole editor as root.
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lysium
5y ago
You sound very angry. Your compensation is not absolute dollars but what you can get for those dollars. Ideally the same dollar would get you the same everywhere in the world. That is not the case atm. Instead, people at your new location w
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lysium
5y ago
Looks like SingleFile helps with sites where you have to be logged in, something that is not that easy with wget.
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