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by pkrumins 17y ago
Also a great idea. Thanks!
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Thanks for the suggestions, Amir. Web design is not my strong side, but I will try my best!
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Oh, thanks! I had missed this HN guideline. Sorry about that, will not repeat this mistake!
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Thanks. :)
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Thanks. I will reconsider this idea.
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Good idea. I wrote this one down as well!
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Hmm... Who changed the title from "50 ideas for the new catonmat.net website" to "Ideas for the new catonmat.net website"? I liked the "50 ideas" more. As tests have shown, people like concrete number of things, like "10 Things You Should B
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Hi. I replied above.
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by pkrumins 17y ago
You're right. Next up is Knuth's "Musings". :)
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Sure. I had a knowledge database back in 2002-2004. It was an application that I used every time I was learning something. It wasn't too advanced, I had to do everything manually, but now I am going to automate as much as I can. Here is how
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Oh no... /o\ When did you take take these courses?
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by pkrumins 17y ago
This is an awesome idea. Wrote it down. :) But I will want to correct that URL transparently to the user if I know what it should be. It doesn't happen too often. I could even automate some of the patterns. One of them is when you put your
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Thanks for the feedback. About the 301 redirects - it doesn't take much effort. People don't make mistakes too often, but when they do I wouldn't like to lose visitors that came from their link. I have currently fixed a few links that I hav
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Ideas for the new catonmat.net website(catonmat.net)
27 points by pkrumins 17y ago|31 comments
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I pushed 30 of my programming related projects to github(catonmat.net)
78 points by pkrumins 17y ago|4 comments
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Detailed Summary of MIT's Linear Algebra, Part 2: Elimination with Matrices(catonmat.net)
14 points by pkrumins 17y ago|0 comments
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by pkrumins 17y ago
I wrote a program to find the shortest URL. Enjoy! #!/usr/bin/perl # use WWW::Mechanize; die "usage: $0 <url>" unless @ARGV; $name = 'a'; $m = WWW::Mechanize->new; while (1) {
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Well said!
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Thanks for the comments. I fixed the wording mistake of 3.99 being an integer. You are right about everything you say. @{[]}, <=>, and =()= are acceptable in production code, but the others are not. These other "operators" actually
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Secret Perl Operators(catonmat.net)
85 points by pkrumins 17y ago|41 comments
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by pkrumins 17y ago
This is not going that fast. I have postponed it for a while.
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by pkrumins 17y ago
You're right!
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Nope. The front page is 90-seconds cached for the not-logged-in people. And by default the program queries the site once every 3 minutes.
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by pkrumins 17y ago
I am going to try to add it right now. :)
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Try cycling the display modes with 'm'. There is a mode that displays the URLs. I usually just copy/paste it. I can't open them in a browser because I run this program on another computer via a ssh session, therefore I have not yet implemen
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Hi, thanks for the idea. I added this idea to TODO. :)
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Oh, sorry. I misread. Yes, it's set. Going to remove it. (But I don't find it a big deal that it's set personally.) Update: done.
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Oh sorry. "executable" not "excluded". I misread. Sure, gonna fix them right now. Update: done.
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by pkrumins 17y ago
Oh? I didn't know it was getting excluded! Update: oops, I misread "executable" for "excluded". You can ignore the rest of this thread.
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by pkrumins 17y ago
A few days ago I started pushing all the projects that I had done since 2007 to Git Hub and found this awesome program! I had already forgotten that I had written it! Try it out and if you like it, please contribute! :) Ps. I currently have

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