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181.
by vorador 17y ago
And bsd unix, first release around 1977.
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Stewart Brand: From hippy icon to nuclear enthusiast(newscientist.com)
1 points by vorador 17y ago|0 comments
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He Conquered the Conjecture(nybooks.com)
3 points by vorador 17y ago|0 comments
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The Party's Over: China's Endgame(worldaffairsjournal.org)
52 points by vorador 17y ago|37 comments
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by vorador 17y ago
I'm not sure that it's a good example. They seem to use a custom architecture : http://github.com/blog/530-how-we-made-github-fast . Maybe the OP should talk about basecamp/highrise/whatever from 37signals ?
186.
by vorador 17y ago
But it's hard to give you valuable advice without details about what you want to build. > It is not just a service, neither application, nor innovative hardware device, it is all three and more. When accompanied by and development platf
187.
by vorador 17y ago
Are you sure of the worth of your idea ? And seriously, people are not out to get your idea. It's okay to post it here.
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Ask HN: Do you use mind-mapping software ?
1 points by vorador 17y ago|0 comments
189.
by vorador 17y ago
Maybe an irc netsplit ?
190.
by vorador 17y ago
By the way, the sh source were written like that because the original author missed algol, iirc.
191.
by vorador 17y ago
You're not answering the question : where is the win for the tinkerers ?
192.
by vorador 17y ago
Excuse but, aren't search shortcuts already a feature of firefox ?
193.
by vorador 17y ago
Clickable : http://braintrust.io I've got a couple of remarks about the video : - I'm not sure that drum'n'bass is the right kind of music - You should stare at the camera instead of talking to your interviewer - You don't seem to be conv
194.
by vorador 17y ago
A lot of features seem to overlap with org-mode.
195.
by vorador 17y ago
Does someone know what's this use of grep as cat he alludes at ?
196.
by vorador 17y ago
I think in this case, the compliments should go to bill joy, the creator of csh.
197.
by vorador 17y ago
It was something more along the lines of : "I went to Barnes & Noble, found this book, read extensive passages of it and decided to buy it". Besides, suggesting that is thievery is a bit over the top.
198.
by vorador 17y ago
Actually, I've been captivated by this book and I'm planning to buy it, thanks to this pirated version.
199.
by vorador 17y ago
There may be more haskell libs, but I doubt that they are as tested as the erlang libs.
200.
by vorador 17y ago
Yes, PUTs and DELETEs are nice but they are also sometimes blocked by proxies, on the assumption that browser don't do that, so they can't be needed.
201.
by vorador 17y ago
Excuse me but, how do you expect redditors to use your shortener ? Reddit is about sharing links and, for some people, your service may seem to get in the way between them and content.
202.
by vorador 17y ago
Maybe not linux, but Ubuntu ?
203.
by vorador 17y ago
I don't get the point of this article. After all, the OS is an abstraction layer other the hardware and anyway, most cool developments happen in software, not hardware nowadays.
204.
by vorador 17y ago
Actually, tcc -run compiles the code on the fly.
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Management secrets of the Grateful Dead(theatlantic.com)
1 points by vorador 17y ago|0 comments
206.
by vorador 17y ago
I would suggest, if you are not very experienced in it, unix (things like shell scripting, awk, etc).
207.
by vorador 17y ago
By the way, I'm parisian. Maybe we should create a meet-up thread ?
208.
by vorador 17y ago
No it's not. A certification like this is just an expensive piece of paper, the kind of thing that floss developpers don't judge necessary.
209.
by vorador 17y ago
It's in the "sam" package.
210.
by vorador 17y ago
Yes, it just does that.

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