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by ptramo 14y ago
And there's a basic documentation for the "API" on https://github.com/pcarrier/uuidaas This is obviously a joke.
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Show HN: UUID as a Service(uuid.me)
13 points by ptramo 14y ago|24 comments
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by ptramo 14y ago
BeOS was written in C++ and compiled with gcc 2. For all intends and purposes the whole operating system was native code, certainly not running over a VM.
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by ptramo 15y ago
I didn't say "correct". I said "the way I would have wished". I expressed a personal preference, you're making me sound like more of a jerk than I already am. That being said, yes, I believe they're plain wrong on this one. They shouldn't c
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by ptramo 15y ago
No he doesn't. That's a completely stupid compared to xargs as soon as you have more than a few files. You're starting one grep process per file. Thanks for the laugh though.
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by ptramo 15y ago
# echo "2097152/$(echo "/my/still/quite/reasonable/path/to/a/file"|wc -c)"|bc 49932 linux-2.6 # git ls-files|wc -l 36747 Getting close! :) And I would guesstimate (Linux, kernel >= 2.6.23) to still be a fairly small amount of the mac
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by ptramo 15y ago
Fair point, I just submitted it :)
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Fixing Unix/Linux/Posix Filenames(dwheeler.com)
1 points by ptramo 15y ago|0 comments
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by ptramo 15y ago
As with many cool features, it's a GNU-only option. One can refer to http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/utilities/xar... for the portable flags.
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by ptramo 15y ago
Well, you want xargs as soon as your project is big, because you'll reach the limits on arguments fairly quickly. I won't go too deep on the issues this will trigger if your filenames contain special characters. We often think of spaces, bu
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by ptramo 15y ago
No. You're looking for files having import in their path here, not in their contents.
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by ptramo 15y ago
A few issues with this article. No, GNU xargs does not truncate the generated command. It will span multiple commands. Nor is it "-print 0" but "-print0" in find. And as mentioned in other comments, GNU parallel is much better for job paral
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by ptramo 15y ago
Please stop calling it ack-grep. Debian already had an ack package and didn't get their priorities the way I would have wished. That's their problem, not the official name.