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untothebreach
11y ago
Seems to have gotten the HN hug-o-death, so here is the cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:cPuIbiv...
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untothebreach
11y ago
Given the senior Hoffa's ties to the mob, I hope the apple fell at least a little bit away ;-)
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untothebreach
11y ago
Did a double-take when I noticed the author's name. Jimmy Hoffa's disappearance[1] is a pretty well-known mystery, at least here in Detroit, and I guess I never knew that his son had taken over leadership of the Teamsters. 1: htt
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untothebreach
11y ago
There is also another post from 3 hours before this one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10544633
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untothebreach
11y ago
Doesn't pass the test :) http://xkcd.com/simplewriter/
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untothebreach
11y ago
I think that is a different problem than what this solves, as this tries to make it easy to enforce a code style for a project across multiple editors, while shortcuts are inherently more personal and editor-specific.
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untothebreach
11y ago
Of course I understand that the auto industry is not literally in Detroit, but the fact that the auto industry is constantly referred to by the name of the city they ruined is...upsetting to me.
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untothebreach
11y ago
Sorry for the off-topic-ness, but it really irks me when the US auto industry is referred to as "Detroit." I grew up in Flint, MI and currently live just outside of Detroit, and the implication that the US auto industry is here is
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untothebreach
11y ago
According to the article, this app is good: https://www.vizeat.com/
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untothebreach
11y ago
Huh, I had never seen `hug`, thanks for mentioning it!
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untothebreach
11y ago
No https, but there is this: http://www.isi.edu/natural-language/people/poem/poem.php The "email me a password" service also currently has a note on it that says "Note: Site is super busy! Appr
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11y ago
hmmm....guess it will have to be a javascript framework then. Pivot! :)
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11y ago
Clearly, I need to start a project named 'GraphCypher,' which is a new, high-performance, HTTP2 server.
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untothebreach
11y ago
Maybe you didn't mean it this way, but to me your comment reads as, basically, "I tried R for an hour and didn't immediately grok it, therefore it is a waste of time." That may not be what you meant, so I haven't do
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untothebreach
11y ago
Oh, I see. No, I am definitely not paying for the experience/environment per se, but I did pay for a podcast app that had features that I wanted. I.e., the most popular free podcast app on Android (Stitcher) didn't have any way
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11y ago
Just one persons experience, obviously, but I have paid for podcasts before. Free podcasts are by far the majority of what I have listened to, but I pay to get the full episodes of "The NoSleep podcast", and have donated to other
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Safety = Freedom
(llogiq.github.io)
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11y ago
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untothebreach
11y ago
Though I agree with you, The SCOTUS would seem to disagree with you ;-)
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untothebreach
11y ago
Thanks for the info, I will give it another try.
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untothebreach
11y ago
Is it usable, performance-wise, in production yet? The company I work for (also a perl 5 shop) gave MoarVM a try about a year ago with a toy application, and it was just unusably slow. The task was just receiving some JSON on a TCP socket,
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11y ago
I hope this doesn't come across as a "RTFM" comment, because I don't intend it to be, but I have found it helpful to get into the habit of reading man files when I need to know how to use a command. The quality of the ma
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11y ago
I have found it helpful to learn small parts of the `find` api a bit at a time. For example, instead of `find ./ -print | grep "name_of_file"`, I use `find ./ -name "name_of_file"` or `find ./ -name '
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11y ago
Link to post from yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10304240
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11y ago
It is a Discourse forum, I'm surprised you could see anything at all without javascript
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11y ago
Unless you are on windows, you can try cargo-watch[1] to re-compile and run your code when the source changes. 1: https://github.com/passcod/cargo-watch
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11y ago
I would urge you to give it another try. The whole point of it is that is it an "Interactive video," and IMO is a really, really cool way to present information.
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11y ago
I have heard anecdotal stories about companies being asked to put reverse proxies on their networks in order to make the ads "first-party." Seems like that will be the next step in the arms race.
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11y ago
This is very true. I think the distinction is consent, and choosing who you give up privacy for. When I visit a web page, I don't know whether the page is going to track me or not. By the time I find out, it is too late, my visit has a
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11y ago
Be right back, rewriting my companys entire UI in Rust.
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Neurotic Neurons
(ncase.me)
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