mr_o47

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by mr_o47 5y ago
I love listen notes, It has made it easier to search for specific podcast which I had to discover myself. now I just use Listen Notes to search with few keywords and I’m able to find the podcast for my taste. Anyways love your product and I
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Huawei Has Launched an ARM-Based Linux Laptop(news.itsfoss.com)
5 points by mr_o47 5y ago|2 comments
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by mr_o47 5y ago
Very useful guide especially for someone like who want to contribute to open source but get overwhelmed by large code base
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by mr_o47 5y ago
As a college student who have actively used LibGen for books and even for books for personal self development which I couldn’t afford at that time. I have special place in my heart for these people as they are persevering knowledge and maki
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My Favorite One Liners(muhammadraza.me)
269 points by mr_o47 5y ago|190 comments
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by mr_o47 5y ago
Got it that makes sense. From what I heard most DevOps professionals usually use macosx and some also use Linux
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Ask HN: Where can I find part time jobs as software developer
17 points by mr_o47 5y ago|3 comments
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by mr_o47 5y ago
Couldn’t agree more with you on customizing things can be tiresome
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by mr_o47 5y ago
I agree with you especially on configuring is fun at first but later it becomes time draining. Sometimes you just want something that works right out of the box
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by mr_o47 5y ago
Totally agree with your comment. Just curious does using Linux on daily basis helps you in your career as Sys Admin I’m guessing you spend most of your time in command line
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by mr_o47 5y ago
I own an iPhone but at the same time I’m hesitant to switch Mac as I think I’ll miss out the benefit of customizing my system
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by mr_o47 5y ago
Is it similar to i3 in terms of configuration
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by mr_o47 5y ago
Just curious do kernel developers use mac
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by mr_o47 5y ago
Got it thanks for suggesting, When searching for tiling window managers for Mac I came across Yabai Have you tried it
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by mr_o47 5y ago
I agree with you remembering shortcuts especially I find my self browsing forums SO or unix stack exchange on optimizing my workflow with shortcuts but in the end remembering those shortcuts is work unless you use them everyday
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by mr_o47 5y ago
Got it thanks for the advice. I heard homebrew is very different from traditional linux package managers.
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Ask HN: Pros and Cons of Switching from Linux to M1 MacBook
33 points by mr_o47 5y ago|95 comments
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Ask HN: Do you have to do leetcode when applying to DevOps/Linux Roles
4 points by mr_o47 5y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you come up with topics for your blog
3 points by mr_o47 5y ago|4 comments
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by mr_o47 6y ago
I can totally understand what it feels to miss out while seeing others enjoy at the same time.
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by mr_o47 6y ago
Yup I totally agree this why I was a little surprised they make huge profits why not hire them as employees
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by mr_o47 6y ago
Sad to see this practice. I wonder why can’t google hire them as regular data center employees and pay them better wages.
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Ask HN: Can you get a job without LeetCode?
20 points by mr_o47 6y ago|13 comments
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Ask HN: I’m genuinely curious to know is Rust over hyped?
2 points by mr_o47 6y ago|3 comments
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by mr_o47 6y ago
hey that makes sense, but I am trying to run a bash command like ls or ps aux but instead of showing the output on shell I would turn that output into html and render using an http server
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by mr_o47 6y ago
yes curl is a linux command its more for sending requests
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Ask HN: What’s the best to serve commandline output as HTML
2 points by mr_o47 6y ago|5 comments
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by mr_o47 6y ago
Totally makes sense !!!
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by mr_o47 6y ago
Wow i must say that’s a pretty good approach to see the candidate communication skills
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by mr_o47 6y ago
I see, lets a person has contributed to open source projects would that make the candidate stand or the person has built a library or any resource that is starred by a lot of people is that going to make a difference

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