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by noodly 15y ago
You can achieve this also by using find and its -ok option, instead of -exec, that way find will ask for confirmation before doing anything.
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by noodly 15y ago
Comments are closed on that page, so instead I will comment here. There's no need to use xargs, and pipe to sh in this scenario. The same functionality can be achieved by using only find: PROCS=8;cuffs=`which cufflinks`;find `pwd` -name
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by noodly 15y ago
Apple says, "As a result, we’ve created or supported more than 500,000 jobs for U.S. workers: from the engineer who helped invent the iPad to the delivery person who brings it to your door" [1] It tries to include every person, just to make
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by noodly 15y ago
Apple: 514 000 jobs Healthcare: 14 336 000 jobs [1] Healthcare embarrasses Apple. [1] http://www.bls.gov/oco/cg/cgs035.htm
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by noodly 15y ago
Great article. Thats the hackers spirit in there :)
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by noodly 15y ago
Yeah, I agree with your opinion. You're giving all reasonable, just don't believe in God but don't want to hassle you non-believers a really bad name. Most of them doesn't call themselves nonbelievers, but atheists (in fact they
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by noodly 15y ago
Great talk, thanks for sharing :) I hope to see more talks on HN combining physics and programming, that explain physics in an intuitive way to a programmer in similar way as this one does.
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by noodly 15y ago
I would like it to be true, but apart from computing known values of Ramsey numbers, they should have computed unknown values of Ramsey numbers, to make their research more valuable. As the bounds of small Ramsey numbers are known, it would
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by noodly 15y ago
gcc also has -Wsign-compare option that warns about such comparisons.
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by noodly 15y ago
Status of EasyDNS is also posted on twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/easyDNS There is more information about that attack than on status blog: "The attack is multi-faceted, multi-gb/sec SYN flood, ICMP and DNS flood. Working with P
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by noodly 15y ago
Posting this thread here, because HN uses EasyDNS. If you have problem accessing HN, here are IPs, that you can put in your /etc/hosts file: 67.23.12.57 ycombinator.com 174.132.225.106 news.ycombinator.com or you can just w
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EasyDNS is under DoS attack(blog.easydns.org)
69 points by noodly 15y ago|18 comments
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by noodly 15y ago
And here's decrypted perl script: http://pastebin.com/7RDpTXDp It does almost the same thing as PHP script, and uses the same key :P
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by noodly 15y ago
For PHP script, the key is: SjJVkE6rkRYj and decrypted evil script is here: http://pastebin.com/z53aByWX I didn't look at perl script.
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by noodly 15y ago
what about disabling access to this archive until "packages" directory is restored, so it won't propagate to mirrors ?
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by noodly 15y ago
So how do you propose we function as a democracy if any media source that covers political issues is so full of shit that there is no point in even considering it? From my perspective, for democracy, it's very important to have independe
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by noodly 15y ago
The article is about "suspicious sentences in news", and media are news producers. This is one thing I can blame them for, due to: media needn't be objective - that's not their mission - their mission is to make money, unless they're non-pr
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by noodly 15y ago
Can you give some example ?
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by noodly 15y ago
If you're looking for truth in media, you're looking in wrong place.
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by noodly 15y ago
+1 Ubisoft. I hope to see more companies to do the same thing :) Maybe then users will learn to use free software instead of pirating.
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OpenACC API Standard(openacc-standard.org)
1 points by noodly 15y ago|0 comments
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Arithmetic, Population, and Energy(youtube.com)
2 points by noodly 15y ago|0 comments
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by noodly 15y ago
I really like the "brogrammer" term :) I think in this femi-age it's important to cultivate more masculi-terms. > you just can't advertise for men only roles in this day and age Why not ? And what has this day and age to do with it ?
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by noodly 15y ago
I searched for "hacker news", and got "You are part of a lost generation". I lol'd :)
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by noodly 15y ago
> Okay well, I don't know what field of science you work in, but where I am sitting, we can't make progress without fourier-transforming millions of samples for tens of thousands of detectors three times an hour. Try doing that without
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by noodly 15y ago
> Depends on the science. Facial recognition software? That requires software to make progress. Like every computation - you can simulate it on paper :) > It is usually to the benefit of the individual researcher to keep the code
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by noodly 15y ago
Without better software, science cannot progress. Science can progress even without software - the only difference that software makes is rate of progress and its cost. But the culture and institutions of science have not yet ad
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by noodly 15y ago
From the FAQ: "Why aren't ISO standards free? ISO standards cost money to develop, publish and distribute. Someone has to pay. The current system whereby users are requested to pay for the standards they use, not only sustains the developme
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by noodly 15y ago
Thanks :)
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by noodly 15y ago
Oh noes, Stallman is nuts :( 1) So what ? 2) He did few things. He launched Free Software Movement, started Free Software Foundation, and GNU project. He is main author of GPL :) 3) So what ? 4) So what ? "How can someone hear him when he s

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