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by narsil 13y ago
Another useful capability I use to do cleanup is `trap`. function cleanup { ... } trap cleanup EXIT See more here: http://linux.die.net/Bash-Beginners-Guide/sect_12_02.html
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How Can You Avoid a Bad Hire? Shun Credential Collectors(vergestartups.com)
2 points by narsil 13y ago|0 comments
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by narsil 13y ago
Kloudless ( https://kloudless.com ) - SF Bay Area (Berkeley) Front-End Developer - Full Time TO APPLY: email work@kloudless.com Kloudless is hiring! We are a well-funded ($1M+) startup located in Berkeley, helping people work acro
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by narsil 13y ago
There's probably a captcha or something similar to prevent bots. The number of entries is capped at 10M, and I don't think the time the contest is open will be the prevailing constraint, given all the publicity.
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by narsil 13y ago
A rebase in the personal branch that squashes the broken commit into the ones that fixed it would remove any traces of broken code in the master branch.
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by narsil 13y ago
Regarding the dig at stack ranking: it's really just Yahoo now. Microsoft abandoned it 2 months ago. [1] [1] http://www.theverge.com/2013/11/12/5094864/microsoft-kills-s...
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by narsil 13y ago
Kloudless ( https://kloudless.com ) - SF Bay Area (Berkeley) Front-End Developer - Full Time TO APPLY: email work@kloudless.com Kloudless is hiring! We are a well-funded ($1M+) startup located in Berkeley, helping people work acro
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by narsil 13y ago
It's possible the line workers would have never thought of this solution without having the inconvenience there to motivate them to. You could try to introduce a bonus to the worker who comes up with the most cost-effective and reliabl
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by narsil 13y ago
Shorter lines are easier to read. Long lines with large characters like in the OP's post are harder.
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by narsil 13y ago
That would be me right now, minus everything breaking (otherwise I wouldn't be on HN of course). Merry Christmas! :)
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by narsil 13y ago
Kloudless ( https://kloudless.com ) - SF Bay Area (Berkeley) Front-End Developer - Full Time TO APPLY: email work@kloudless.com Kloudless is hiring! We are a well-funded ($1M+) startup located in Berkeley, helping people work acro
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by narsil 13y ago
As much as it appeals to programmers in the United States. No reason it wouldn't.
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by narsil 13y ago
Couldn't have asked for better timing. I'm currently debugging performance issues on a production machine and the summary of tools on slide 16 is really useful. I like the breakdown into beginner, intermediate and advanced. For an
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by narsil 13y ago
From the Q&A at the end ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XaYdCdwiWU&feature=youtu.be&... ), Grug has this to say on TOR: "Against [Law Enforcement Officials], it's fine. Against a nation-state, the TO
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Packer: An open source tool for creating machine images for multiple platforms(mitchellh.com)
1 points by narsil 13y ago|0 comments
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by narsil 13y ago
Previous discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6078588
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by narsil 13y ago
dba7dba: you've been hellbanned and your comments are marked [dead]. I would contact the admins about it, since I can't see why, based on your comment history.
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The Grandmother Of The Data Center, Evi Nemeth, Is Missing At Sea(businessinsider.com)
1 points by narsil 13y ago|1 comments
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by narsil 13y ago
I have been using Vagrant for development on my Mac for over a year now and it has made having consistent dev, test and prod environments so much easier. I see others who dev on a Mac and deploy to Ubuntu running into a myriad of issues, ra
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by narsil 13y ago
Pretty good. The source code [1] is also clean and commented. The randomized increasing velocity was a nice touch. [1] http://stewd.io/pong/lib/pong.js
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by narsil 13y ago
Definitely a brainteaser if a valid solution is a hacky one like at http://stackoverflow.com/a/732049/827437 : def f(x): if isinstance(x,int): return (lambda: -x) else: return x()
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by narsil 13y ago
It would be helpful for a class on Startup Engineering to elaborate on company building rather than jumping to product building immediately. Quoting Fred Wilson: [...] most of our portfolio companies build the product first, then the busin
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by narsil 13y ago
"With all that said, it is also our understanding that the NSA has larger issues to be concerned with than a VPN company." I think that is a strong factor.
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Crisis Of Confidence Could Spur Flight From US Tech(forbes.com)
14 points by narsil 13y ago|1 comments
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by narsil 13y ago
If you control both the tor entrance and exit nodes, you can unmask the user. Statistically, controlling 300 nodes (~1% of the network) should be enough to unmask a large number of users. It is not hard to spin up a whole bunch of servers t
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Clapper admits secret NSA surveillance program to access user data(guardian.co.uk)
6 points by narsil 13y ago|0 comments
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by narsil 13y ago
If Firefox takes away the ability for Add Ons to create several rows of tabs, I would have lost the only reason I stay with Firefox rather than use Chrome. I currently use Tab Mix Plus [1]. It's awesome. [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-U
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by narsil 13y ago
Not on my Mac. Am I missing something?
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by narsil 13y ago
Best guess: Ethnic information adds flavor to the story, sparking curiosity that could lead to more hits.
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by narsil 13y ago
HN tends to be popular in India at this hour.

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