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vngzs
7y ago
I remember writing Rust in university a year before this was published. How far the language has come since then! The title should be updated to include the date. The first koan strikes me as a timeless lesson about the advantages of the bo
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7y ago
GitHub could support this workflow - they would need to find a way to integrate patches into GitHub Pull Requests. One way to do it would be an "upload patch" option on others' repositories, where GitHub forks the repository
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8y ago
Link for the impatient: https://github.com/csdvrx/sixel-gnuplot/blob/8c3750a68ab6d1f...
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8y ago
A hack around this would be to remove things by specifically unsetting them in the user.js file, much as one would do to remove a previously installed package using configuration management software.
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8y ago
Ctrl+Alt+F1 switching is not possible unless you expose virtual terminals on the other virtual displays. Arch Linux at least does this by default, except that your first X session will start on the same display as your virtual terminal (whi
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8y ago
Symphony's chat tool is a Slack competitor where customers can control the keys, including via HSM. On the surface it is similar to what this news is announcing Slack added to its own tool: https://symphony.com/product&
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8y ago
HackerNoon allows open contributors[0], but they have licensed their content to appear in accordance with Medium's terms of use. Since HackerNoon wishes to move off Medium's platform, HackerNoon must get content creators to accept
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8y ago
To this end: 18F[0] make extensive use of open-source technology and open-source their contributions, while making heavy use of open-source technology[1][2]. [0]: https://18f.gsa.gov/ [1]: https://18f.gsa.gov
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8y ago
You make a good point, and I was similarly disappointed in the homepage, so let me elaborate a bit on why I use it: 1. I want a Git log viewer right in my terminal, that gives me most of the benefits of visualizing a Git log like a "re
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8y ago
This is missing pointing everyone at a phenomenal ncurses git log viewer: https://github.com/jonas/tig And another great bit: always do `git commit -v` for verbose commit edits. Read your diffs before you commit them.
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8y ago
Regarding (a), Instagram has no built-in "repost" feature. There are entire apps [1] devoted just to this purpose. [1]: http://repostapp.com/ (note: I have not personally used this app)
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8y ago
Site is down now, archive is here: http://archive.is/1mbNY Edit: their webpage is back up for now, but I'm keeping this around just in case.
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8y ago
A much better variant of this exact information was provided by mLab in early 2017[1]. [1]: https://blog.mlab.com/2017/01/using-mongodb-indexstats-to-id...
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8y ago
This reminds me of C is not a low level language [1] (HN discussion [2]). From [1]: > Your computer is not a fast PDP-11. [1] https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=3212479 [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/