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by mhansen 16y ago
Cheers! Just a heads up :)
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by mhansen 16y ago
I can't sign up from the 'try the demo' link. I tried changing my demo account, but it wouldn't let me (the existing password was blank, it complained). After a while I figured out I needed to logout and sign up again.
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by mhansen 16y ago
Already done. http://en.swpat.org/wiki/List_of_lawsuits
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by mhansen 16y ago
Wow - thanks for this summary. I hadn't heard a rundown like this before. That sounds great - I might give Lua a go!
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by mhansen 16y ago
Marijn, thanks for writing this. I'm a big fan - I recommend it to my friends looking to learn JavaScript.
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by mhansen 16y ago
Why do you think it's doomed to fail?
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by mhansen 16y ago
The same - my CPU was about only about 50% saturated on the pv command (if the disk was twice as fast, I guess the CPU would become the bottleneck)
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by mhansen 16y ago
Thanks for the tip!
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by mhansen 16y ago
For some perspective: cat /dev/sda | pv > /dev/null Reads 188MB/s on my new Thinkpad's Samsung SSD
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by mhansen 16y ago
Needs a code example on the front page.
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by mhansen 16y ago
They're a safe harbour under the DMCA, as long as they respond to all takedown requests. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dmca
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by mhansen 16y ago
rsync --delete is the new rm -rf (it's bitten me more than once)
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by mhansen 16y ago
Please explain?
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by mhansen 16y ago
Thank you for valuing simplicity!
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by mhansen 16y ago
For a free, cross-platform (and excellent) alternative to PeepOpen, try Command-T I used to use FuzzyFinder_TextMate, but that's stopped development, and the creator recommends you use Command-T instead. https://wincent.com/products/comman
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by mhansen 16y ago
Drag the different pairs of tabs together and use Ctrl-Tab + Shift-Ctrl-Tab to switch between them?
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by mhansen 16y ago
Doesn't look like that supports other HTTP methods (a CTRL-F for 'delete' shows nothing).
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by mhansen 16y ago
Can you explain the reasons?
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by mhansen 16y ago
Just a bit of (unrelated) feedback: It's difficult to see the tty examples in small scaled images.
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by mhansen 16y ago
That's insane. I'm at Waikato University, New Zealand, and we pay around NZD13000 (~= USD9000) a year
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by mhansen 16y ago
Dead simple, you can't get much simpler than http://wasitup.com/ Three form fields. Click submit. Done. It's been monitoring my blog for the last six months
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by mhansen 16y ago
IMO, there's more important things to choose an OS based on. Especially since Python and Ruby are both well-supported on all of the unices. Find an OS that makes you happy. Like the Mac interface? Go OS X. Like tiling window managers, and a
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Awesome Small Software: watch(markhansen.co.nz)
3 points by mhansen 16y ago|0 comments
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by mhansen 16y ago
I completely disagree, and I'm getting a big "Not Invented Here" vibe. Disqus comments are excellent. They handle comment threading, email notifications, voting, login (with your choice of about 5 providers), moderation, spam control... the
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by mhansen 16y ago
I'm interested in what you mean by the ' really ' in the title. Do you think there's some kind of secret to how people test that they're not revealing? If you want to see some 'IRL' test code, have a look at your favorite open source projec
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by mhansen 16y ago
That project has matured a lot, it's now called byobu. It's friggin' awesome. https://launchpad.net/byobu
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by mhansen 16y ago
Can you elaborate on why you prefer tmux? Myself, I use byobu, a set of user-friendly wrapper scripts around screen.
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by mhansen 16y ago
It's sad that you can't easily chain these methods. e.g. employees.filter(predicate1).filter(predicate2).filter(predicate3) instead of Iterables.filter(Iterables.filter(Iterables.filter(employees,predicate1), predicate2), pre
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by mhansen 16y ago
Damn, guys, fill in your profile pages! It's hard to find programmers here - it'd be awesome to get in contact with some other HN readers in New Zealand
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by mhansen 16y ago
New Zealand

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