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by memset 15y ago
This is just awful. "They've made it very clear that they consider digital copies of physical property to be just as valuable as the original." What is an "original"? With food I understand. smell:food::sound:coins. Or even smell:food::pict
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by memset 15y ago
Here is the command you use to obtain your fingerprint for this audit: `ssh-keygen -lf ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub`
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by memset 15y ago
You are correct; my comment solves a different problem than the one in the article!
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by memset 15y ago
You may also create new empty files by saying `touch filename`. This saves three keystrokes (which includes an annoying `>` symbol, requiring the shift key) as compared to the aforementioned `cat` method!
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by memset 15y ago
When I answered the question, I meant it in a sense of "I don't expect to get rich if we ever IPO or get bought, and as an employee I haven't any way to prevent dilution or otherwise try to maximize the value of these options. So how about
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by memset 15y ago
This looks great! I have a couple of questions! I am considering applying as a mentor for an open-source project I maintain. The project - an Android app - has 30,000+ users, but the development team is basically me and a handful of folks w
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The Quickest Way to do Nothing(technovelty.org)
1 points by memset 15y ago|0 comments
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by memset 15y ago
One advantage that YC-funded startups have over everyone else starting businesses on the side is the coverage. Lots of eyeballs to admire and try out your work, give feedback, etc, without having to spam your twitter feed or beg family to t
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by memset 15y ago
Wow. I'm kind of appalled by everyone's response which amounts to "meh this has always been happening, nobody cares." Possibly the central point of the article is not that "Apple is bad" but that most of us are quite oblivious to the workin
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by memset 15y ago
TFA - on page 6, I realize it is difficult - says that the the explosions were caused by aluminum dust filling the air which was not properly ventilated. According to the article, these factories are not "hyper-clean or hyper-organized." Th
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by memset 15y ago
I really enjoyed reading this perspective. It reminds me of something Feynman described (can't find the link), wherein some military general asked scientists to develop a tank which would convert rocks and sand into fuel as it drove across
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by memset 15y ago
Sure, but your nuke friends doing internships at Progress Energy are liable to see some variant of FORTRAN in their work!
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by memset 15y ago
Yes! About a year after finishing school, I started an LLC to sell an electronics kit [1] that I was working on and also as an entity to receive income from an Android app's advertisements. It's been great; I'm not quite in the black yet bu
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by memset 15y ago
If you click and drag across the screen, then it will have the effect of doing this with your finger :)
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by memset 15y ago
This is a tangent, but I have yet to work at a company where the review process had anything to do with performance, and even less to do with adjusting pay based on that review. And managers seem to love saying "Yeah, I thought you did real
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by memset 15y ago
One thing that has happened with me is, as I progress, my expectations about what is reasonable have changed. I used to get really unhappy about being asked to just "get a quick fix" out the door. At my next job, I wasn't nearly as internal
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GUI for building a Ruby strftime() format string(foragoodstrftime.com)
4 points by memset 15y ago|1 comments
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by memset 15y ago
This essay was written 3 years ago; readership has soared tremendously since then, to the point that sometimes PG's innocuous comments on the site are spun into Techcrunch headlines.
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by memset 15y ago
Allow me to offer a different take on this. I spend a lot of time looking for companies who will fabricate printed circuit boards for my small business. So much time, in fact, that I often see ads for circuit board companies. And these are
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by memset 15y ago
Possibly I missed it, but is there somewhere we can see the test itself? It seems almost silly to try and discuss the pros and cons of testing, or of this gentleman's position in society, without seeing the exam.
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by memset 15y ago
I disagree with this criticism. The very act of going to the store and buying candy in the hopes that it will bring in more cash is risk. He's risking money that he could otherwise spend on a new television, a 401(k), or M&Ms for the ki
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by memset 15y ago
Interestingly (refreshingly?) pg's succinctness doesn't come naturally. Early iterations of sentences are riddled with filler words - "that", "immediately", "very" - which are culled. So the trick is to go back and specifically look for wor
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by memset 15y ago
How would I update my PRL? And what would I update it to? I had no idea that these caveats existed on Sprint's network, I had just (naviely?) assumed all Sprint-based service was "the same"
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by memset 15y ago
Just to capitalize on some of the VM love: if you have an android phone, you should give my Minutes Checker app a whirl! (It is free. And open source too. And very very useful.) https://market.android.com/details?id=com.jaygoel.virginminu
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by memset 15y ago
Someone tell me if I am mistaken - but it looks like the main difference between GCC's and Intel's memcpy() boils down to gcc using `rep movsl` and icc using `movdqa`, the latter having a shorter decode time and possibly shorter execution t
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by memset 15y ago
One gentleman created a poll several months back; he had a google doc where people punched in similar kinds of information. Analytics were promised. I cannot find the link - does anyone remember this, or know what happened? Edit: here is th
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by memset 15y ago
Thank you for posting this. I find myself in a similar boat; I find it very difficult to focus after work, and projects get done at a glacial pace. I have tried what the OP suggests; set the alarm for a couple hours earlier. But getting up
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by memset 15y ago
Hey, this worked! Thank you so much :)
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by memset 15y ago
This article cites using `pwcrypt` to return the password, and that doesn't seem to be easily available (at least, not in Ubuntu 10.04.) Is there an alternative command-line interface to the crypt() function?
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Solderpad.com has launched. Think Github for hardware.(solderpad.com)
7 points by memset 15y ago|0 comments

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