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mekazu
11y ago
If your log level is at INFO it doesn't matter if you log errors, warnings or fatal: They'll be printed the same way as info, and they give you somewhere to start grepping.
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mekazu
11y ago
You shouldn't always trust even 'trusted' scripts due to the potential for various types of man in the middle attacks. True, though, that with all things being equal some scripts are more trustworthy than others, but if you&#
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mekazu
11y ago
I'd usually use 'perl -n -e' if I needed something like this. Not suggesting that perl is a better alternative but it's a reason why I'd never need to use that tool. Here's the corresponding perl program using
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mekazu
12y ago
I don't know of anyone who drinks because they think it's healthy.
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mekazu
12y ago
I know a loss adjuster who has many years experience with insurance claims who would have exactly the expertise needed to find the right people in all the areas you describe. Largely his skills are used to benefit the insurance company (tha
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mekazu
14y ago
Considering that the definition of the word "believe" is tied to concepts such as acceptance and opinion the answer is relative to number of non-critical thinkers out there. Ask instead "how many US citizens KNOW the earth is less than 10,0
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Ask HN: What is the best way to deploy changes to code?
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14y ago
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mekazu
14y ago
May 14, 2012? Am I in the future now?
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mekazu
14y ago
The qwerty keyboard was designed to prevent the jamming of metallic parts of a typewriter. Surely it's time to put this metaphor behind us? People have migrated easily from typewriters to computer keyboards, and from pianos to synthesizers
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mekazu
15y ago
I wonder how many people like myself read this and thought "hey, good point, I already knew it but this reaffirms that I am wasting valuable time that I should be using to seize the day" and then went looking for something else on hacker ne
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mekazu
15y ago
It works fine for me. Could be a graphics card issue?
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mekazu
15y ago
You paint a pretty bleak picture. Does anybody have any examples of USA radio that is intelligent, artist focused, youth oriented, community driven, ad free, subscription free, streaming on-line, etc? There are plenty to choose from on tune
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mekazu
15y ago
What do you think killed it? How do people find good music without having to filter through all the rubbish? Does the industry rely on advertising to sell bad music? Are "Top 40" artists built by record companies and sold on TV and/or the i
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mekazu
15y ago
Is radio dead in the USA? In Australia I think the radio culture is quite vibrant. Personally I download music from time to time that sits on my phone but I listen to the radio 99% of the time because it introduces and plays the best music
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mekazu
15y ago
I should have set a timer on this one but I think it took 10 mins. This is what I ended up with in javascript - notice that it can print the whole triangle as a by-product of the implementation, but also because I have a (bad) habit of doin
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mekazu
15y ago
There is no more security in DELETE than there is in GET. Using DELETE over GET would only decrease accidental changes.
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mekazu
16y ago
Is it possible in javascript to make a customisable auto-complete for the address bar? Similar to the way browsers use auto-complete based on your history, this would use auto-complete based on the site's hierarchy. It's different to this s
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mekazu
16y ago
Which for smaller cities is most people
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mekazu
18y ago
I expected to see information about that ingredient when I clicked on the ingredient - such as what it is, where to buy, how long it could be stored for etc. If this is where people come to learn about tea they surely need to learn about th