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by pkrumins 17y ago
Good one. Thanks for sharing!
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Can you show the derivation steps you take?
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The Derivation of Y Combinator(catonmat.net)
74 points by pkrumins 17y ago|15 comments
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Try ImDisk: http://www.ltr-data.se/opencode.html#ImDisk
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Be careful with FeedDemon. It uses IE to display blog posts, and we all know what may happen if you browse the net with IE...
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by pkrumins 17y ago
It's always been Win+V by default for me...
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Oh. I meant VMWare Workstation. (upading the post now.) And Beyond Compare is shareware, isn't it?
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Must-Have Windows Programs (or Windows Programs that I use)(catonmat.net)
62 points by pkrumins 17y ago|69 comments
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by pkrumins 17y ago
I wrote about it a while ago as well. My solution is to use AviSynth. And I created examples of how a lecture sounds like from 1x to 3x. "How to Save Time by Watching Videos at Higher Playback Speeds" http://www.catonmat.net/blog/how-to-sa
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Perl One-Liners Explained, Part V: Text conversion and substitution(catonmat.net)
6 points by pkrumins 17y ago|0 comments
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Wow. If you look closely, they open Hacker News at 0:14. :)
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by pkrumins 17y ago
We are sorry ! This URL does not match any resource in our repository. Someone has a mirror?
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How to keep track of who's talking about you(catonmat.net)
14 points by pkrumins 17y ago|2 comments
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Yep, using webpages via https would be compromised. The bots hook various DLL to get the content before encryption when it's sent and after decryption when it's received. They don't seem to use keylogging. They only capture HTML form inform
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How to Steal a Botnet(catonmat.net)
92 points by pkrumins 17y ago|22 comments
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Summary of MIT's Linear Algebra, Lecture 5: Vector Spaces and Subspaces(catonmat.net)
15 points by pkrumins 17y ago|2 comments
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by pkrumins 17y ago
I didn't get any answer from him at this time.
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Knowing how great Amazon customer service it, it has to be amazing!
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Thanks. I have yet to explore FuzzyFinder!
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by pkrumins 17y ago
I have been using Nerd Tree since the beginning and had forgotten about Netrw. I just asked Nerd Tree's author if there are any differences. Let's see what he says. Probably Netrw is more powerful (supports ftp, etc.)
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Vim Plugins You Should Know About: Nerd Tree(catonmat.net)
40 points by pkrumins 17y ago|11 comments
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by pkrumins 17y ago
I agree. It's very practical.
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Yes, I'd like to know as well. I was unable to find any references so far. I am truly interested.
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by pkrumins 17y ago
The original question was how to convert 19 miles to km. First decompose it into a sum of Fibonacci numbers: 19 = 13 + 5 + 1 Then find the next Fibonacci number for each one of them: 13 -> 21 5 -> 8
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Using Fibonacci Numbers to Convert from Miles to Kilometers and Vice Versa(catonmat.net)
144 points by pkrumins 17y ago|46 comments
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Wow, what a flickr stream(flickr.com)
7 points by pkrumins 17y ago|0 comments
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by pkrumins 17y ago
I have been collecting visual proofs for over a year now. I think I am gonna start writing an article series about math visualizations.
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Option -i is not defined in POSIX sed. That's probably the reason author didn't include it in his list. I have heard that it's GNU sed option only. (But can't currently say if it's 100% true.)
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Yes, that's the easiest way to convert. I was illustrating a use of a hex lookup table there. I wrapped most of them in "perl -le ..." so that you can quickly just copy/paste to try them out. I had forgotten about Devel::REPL. I sometimes b
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Yes, you can do that. I just wanted to stick the special variable in there. I will update the article with this nicer solution.

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