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PDF Dimmer Bookmarklet(susam.net)
1 points by susam 2y ago|0 comments
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Why we are still using 88x31 buttons(ultrasciencelabs.com)
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Future Potentials for ASCII art (2012)(goto80.com)
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More Purple Links, Please(susam.net)
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Exploring Borland dBase IV for DOS (2020)(psychocod3r.wordpress.com)
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The Internet of Dumb Things (2016)(digitalguardian.com)
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A meeting with Enrico Fermi (2004)(nature.com)
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Addressing Burnout(libera.chat)
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Map projections can be deceptive (2018)(old.reddit.com)
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Lemma/Proposition/Theorem, which one should we pick?(math.stackexchange.com)
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by susam 2y ago
The SHA-256 hash of this sentence begins with 0573e7473.
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Time Formatting and Storage Bugs(en.wikipedia.org)
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Benchmarking a distribution (and some \-O3 results)(discourse.ubuntu.com)
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GCD Grid(susam.net)
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by susam 2y ago
Every time you cat a BSV file, your terminal beeps like it's throwing a tantrum. A record separator (RS) based file would be missing this feature! In other words, my previous comment was just a joke! :) By the way, RS is decimal 30 (
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by susam 2y ago
Clearly they should have gone with BEL as the delimiter. printf "alice\007london\007uk\nbob\007paris\007france\n" > data.bsv I'm hoping no reasonable person would ever use BEL as punctuation or decimal separator.
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Phrack Issue 49, File 14: Smashing the Stack for Fun and Profit (1996)(phrack.org)
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Show HN: MathCask – Share mathematics notes with TeXMe-based self-rendering HTML(github.com)
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Older editions of which books were better than the new ones? (2010)(mathoverflow.net)
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Haiku loves Nvidia (porting Nvidia GPU driver)(discuss.haiku-os.org)
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How to use an en-dash and em-dash correctly? (BrE)(lighthouseproofreading.co.uk)
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Atiyah Riemann Hypothesis proof: final thoughts (2018)(aperiodical.com)
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by susam 2y ago
> I don't actually know what system in the past decade (or more) wouldn't have bash. I have written a bit more about it in these comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40681382 https://news.y
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by susam 2y ago
I prefer long options too. However, while writing programs that need to invoke POSIX commands in a portable manner, short options are the only viable choice, as POSIX doesn't specify long options. For instance, see the specification
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Vibe Coding Is a Dangerous Fantasy(nmn.gl)
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OpenSolaris at Two (2007)(web.archive.org)
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Links copied from project READMEs now add "?tab=readme-ov-file" query parameter(github.com)
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A Perfect Misunderstanding – Network Rail (2013) [video](youtube.com)
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What to Look for in a CRT Monitor(pcworld.com)
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How IBM Was Left Behind (1992)(time.com)
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