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721.
by sirn 15y ago
Bangkok, Thailand. I know few HN readers here, but most of them don't usually post.
722.
by sirn 15y ago
It depends on what do you mean by "append", I guess. Append the search path (e.g. "try this one first"), then /path:$PYTHONPATH is correct. If you mean append the variable then your example is correct.
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by sirn 15y ago
True, but then there's already a lot of alternative browsers in the App Store (just that all of them tries to replicate desktop browser UI, which doesn't translate to touch quite well) there's a chance Apple might let it pass...
724.
by sirn 15y ago
Chrome OS or not asides, wow, I really love the UI presented in the new Google Search app. If they add some more browsing features (address bar, open in new tab), it would become a really great Mobile Safari alternative...
725.
by sirn 15y ago
For me, netcat. I mostly use it for * Copying files across machines (`cat file| nc -l port` and `nc host port`) * Remote pasteboard (on OSX w/ pbcopy, `while true; do nc -l port| pbcopy; done`) Not a life changing, but I wish I know it earl
726.
by sirn 15y ago
You can skip xargs altogether with the plus sign instead of semicolon. -exec utility [argument ...] {} + Same as -exec, except that ``{}'' is replaced with as many path- names as possible for each invocation of
727.
by sirn 15y ago
Without xargs: find . -iname '*.java' -exec cat {} + |wc -l But if you do that, why not just: find . -iname '*.java' -exec wc -l {} + Which will also print out output of wc -l for each files along with total lines.
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by sirn 15y ago
The problem is that you have to keep that snippet forever if you ever use the hashbangs. That's why I'm saying it's not a future-proof solution. Not that few bytes matters, though.
729.
by sirn 15y ago
The protocol is different but the connector looks almost identical though. You can even plug in Mini DisplayPort into Thunderbolt and it works.
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by sirn 15y ago
However by using hashbang URLs, you have to keep that little snippet of JavaScript forever to maintain permalink even after the web has moved on to another solution. It's not a future-proof solution.
731.
by sirn 15y ago
What's wrong with Terminal.app behavior?
732.
by sirn 15y ago
They have been enabling this feature for kana-kanji conversion in Japanese keyboard since when iPad was first introduced (iOS 3.2) and enabled it for iPhone in iOS 5.
733.
by sirn 15y ago
1Password 3.8.7 seems to be compatible with Firefox 8 though. They're getting a lot better at keeping up with Firefox version lately (ever since they introduced Aurora and "maybe" Nightly support)
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by sirn 15y ago
Apart from the direct hit, there's also indirect hit by suspension of NIDEC factories (which NIDEC itself supplies 80% of hard drive motors[1]) which has at least five factories located in the flooded area. [1]: http://seekingalpha.com/art
735.
by sirn 15y ago
SSD is likely to be unaffected. Thailand don't produce SSD, only hard drives.
736.
by sirn 15y ago
To be fair, Winamp "import" seems to only read iTunes Library (XML file) rather than rescanning the whole library. FEATURES - Import from iTunes Library (XML) or music files from specified Watch Folders
737.
by sirn 15y ago
I thought 1Password 3.9 (the MAS version) was already using App Sandboxing and I don't feel limited at all. Dropbox syncing works fine like before and browser extensions works better than before (without all the ugly InputManager hacks). Ba
738.
by sirn 15y ago
My first impression with ClojureQL was pretty bad, because it didn't do parameterized SQL in the first public release (which fortunately have changed since they released 1.0.) I know it was only a beta, but first impression is strong. I'm n
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by sirn 15y ago
Dear author of Clojure library, please always put a Leiningen dependency string in your home page ([korma "0.2.0"] in this case). Apart from that, I like what I see, especially how it use c3p0 for connection pooling by default.
740.
by sirn 15y ago
I don't get it. Is there anything wrong with SQLite being more popular than MongoDB (possibly except the fact that I don't expect to see MongoDB visible in the graph)?
741.
by sirn 15y ago
Actually, Ruby used to follows the "unstable odd, stable even" versioning scheme but they seems to quit doing that since 1.9.1 (since both 1.9.1 and 1.9.2 are declared stable[1]) [1]: http://blade.nagaokaut.ac.jp/cgi-bin/scat.rb/ruby/ruby-
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by sirn 15y ago
As I've said below[1], less margin on the edge will make more room for app title for the 2nd and 3rd icons. [1]: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3171496
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by sirn 15y ago
App titles. You can have less margin on the edge since you don't have to considers the app title length from the other side.
744.
by sirn 15y ago
I think it is a lot clearer if you compared the margin using 3GS screen sizes: iPhone 3GS screen resolution (480x320) iOS4 17+19+19+19+18px iOS5 17+19+20+19+17px iPhone 4 screen resolution (960x640) iOS4 34+38+38+
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by sirn 15y ago
I believe VLC has support for HTTP Live Streaming since version 1.2 or so.
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by sirn 15y ago
'I often joke that my tombstone will say, "The Guy Who Hired Jonathan Ive",' - Robert Brunner, Apple's former Chief of Industrial Design
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by sirn 15y ago
Actually W|A always have the result available in alt tag of the image: alt="IPv4 | 124.120.*.*\nIPv6 (short version) | ::ffff:*:*\n(as seen by Wolfram|Alpha)" title="IPv4 | 124.120.*.*..." So Sed still works ;)
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by sirn 15y ago
> At my last job at a Python shop, we spent a lot of time discussing the merits of Python, its syntax, and how to correctly use it. This part is what I don't understand. Why would you want to spent a lot of time discussing Python syntax
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by sirn 15y ago
After watching the video demoing Siri at Gizmodo[1] and saw a screenshot in the article[2], I'm very surprised at how "human" Siri is. And there's this: > Asking it “what is the meaning of life?” will bring up a number of responses, bot
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by sirn 15y ago
How did VMware Fusion 4 do it though? They just distributed the whole VM as a single .app, with all kexts loads/unload dynamically on launch.

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