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Using Tig to Work with Git
(opensource.com)
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oalders
7y ago
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How do you pronounce the name of the command line tool “xargs”?
(twitter.com)
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oalders
7y ago
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How Do I Open This? Find and Open Files with Ease
(perl.com)
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7y ago
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oalders
8y ago
Thanks very much for this. I'll need to be sending to a lot of countries outside the US, so I'll have a look at nexmo as well as Twilio. I appreciate it!
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oalders
8y ago
Thanks!
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oalders
8y ago
Thank you!
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Can you recommend a solid SMS sending service?
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oalders
8y ago
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Installing Perl modules the lazy way
(olafalders.com)
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8y ago
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Web P
(indiegogo.com)
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9y ago
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How to Get a CPAN Module Download URL
(olafalders.com)
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10y ago
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oalders
10y ago
It's not _that_ hard to hire good Perl programmers. Maybe it depends on they scale you need to hire for, but I've been involved in the hiring process for a couple of Perl positions and I've seen lots of really strong candida
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oalders
10y ago
To be fair, the author does go on to say: > But bear in mind that Steve is the guy who started iPhone with the S-names in the first place.
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oalders
10y ago
As soon as they got back to me, I sent them a link to the obituary and since this conversation was on Twitter, I also had to verify who _I_ was. My assumption was that they were going to ask for it anyway, so I just got them the info as so
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oalders
10y ago
A few weeks ago LinkedIn posted a 4 year work anniversary for a colleague of mine who passed away 3 years ago. I complained on Twitter. They responded immediately and a few hours later they said they were taking his profile offline. I
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oalders
10y ago
It helps you keep your choices in perspective for sure. Also, for me, if I'm getting a lot of exercise, I actually just don't feel like I need the junk food, so I mostly just do without it.
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oalders
10y ago
Indeed. Something like "You can't outrun your fork" would have been succinct and to the point.
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oalders
11y ago
Thanks! I didn't know about the graycolor field.
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Why does the Hacker News API not have a comment score?
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oalders
11y ago
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oalders
11y ago
If everybody signs at the bottom, the bulk of the PRs will have merge conflicts. So this could be quite painful, I think.
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Adding history to fpp: view and replay your fpp command history
(olafalders.com)
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oalders
11y ago
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Is there a standard format for logging URL path coverage in web tests?
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11y ago
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oalders
11y ago
There has been some work to integrate Perl6 modules with MetaCPAN. I'm not sure what the current status is, but that's one possible route. This would mean the modules would be uploaded via PAUSE.
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11y ago
At the very least, the fact that we have Python does not make Perl irrelevant.
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11y ago
I feel the same way. https://www.cakebrew.com/ does make brew a bit friendlier, but it's still not simple enough for me to explain to my parents.
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oalders
11y ago
When I see those long lines in front of [insert trendy food item] stores I think, "I'll have to try that one day when there's no lineup" but when that day actually comes, I've already forgotten about the place. Som
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CPAN Testers Needs Your Money
(blogs.perl.org)
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11y ago
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oalders
11y ago
s/heckles/hackles/ :)
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11y ago
I had promised to write this post in an earlier HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10030854 There is an accompanying Git repository: https://github.com/maxmind/getting-started-with-mmdb
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Building your own MMDB databases for IP-specific data
(blog.maxmind.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
I used to go to a cafe where they often had a $20 bill in the tip jar near the cash register. I always felt like that bill hadn't been left by a customer...
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