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Ask HN: What's your favorite CLI or ncurses program?
55 points by wkoszek 11y ago|73 comments
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(Probably) the single biggest collection of Ruby scripts(koszek.com)
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by wkoszek 11y ago
2nd good example in this thread. Funny thing is how they also hyde stuff behind made up naming: "dynos". But Heroku isn't alone. I started using OpenShift which has "gears" ...
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by wkoszek 11y ago
Same here, especially that "parse" in the technical terms is so suggestive. You enter the website and wonder: what type of compiler/regex technology this startup is doing. Instead of e.g.: "Parse is a Backend as a Servic
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by wkoszek 11y ago
I have no good/bad feelings about any of these products. I just picked 2 examples and compared their naming/advertising, just to give some background for a discussion.
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Bad product names confuse me(barelyusable.com)
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How do you evaluate new technologies?(koszek.com)
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Ask HN: What's the cheapest way to drive 4K display?
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by wkoszek 11y ago
This is great. I think things such as this would be great for kids to get started with programming.
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Imagining the next iPhone(medium.com)
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I wish Ruby and Python stopped changing so much(koszek.com)
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by wkoszek 11y ago
Nowadays it's much more complex and very much like software. Things got very complex, so a lot of things which Intel guys did by hand is nowadays done by a design program. For example: they devote a lot of time to describe how layout w
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Recollections of Early Chip Development at Intel (2001) [pdf](lark.tu-sofia.bg)
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by wkoszek 11y ago
Would be interesting to hear your opinions.
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Why picking a health plan is a hell(barelyusable.com)
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Non-Continuous Innovation = Dangerous or “Amazon Ad Platform Cleanups”(koszek.com)
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by wkoszek 11y ago
My feeling is that it looks great compared to most of the stuff I see on the web. It's a good start for a plain minimalistic website. The content needs more work (one "Tufte's" is fine, while the other don't) and al
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Show HN: Command Line Interface to GoDaddy.com(koszek.com)
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by wkoszek 11y ago
Twin Prime, Redwood City, CA (ONSITE, VISA). Platform for mobile data delivery optimization: Android engineer: https://kinetics.io/job/j1jH1RfPmjgeKIpl Javascript engineer: https://kinetics.io/job/
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by wkoszek 11y ago
I agree it's a total pain. Each time I have to wait for my PayPal account to get charged with USDs through ACH transfer, I ask myself why it's so slow.
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Payment Systems in the US Are Bad(barelyusable.com)
4 points by wkoszek 11y ago|2 comments
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by wkoszek 11y ago
Do you think that Python/Ruby would be as popular as they are right now if they were hard to even start to run?
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by wkoszek 11y ago
You're right. I like the fact that it compiles to a single binary, but getting it to work is a PITA.
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by wkoszek 11y ago
http://langpop.com/
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Why the Go Language Won't Be Successful(koszek.com)
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by wkoszek 11y ago
I feel like if the Wi-Fis were implemented correctly and instead of silly password/username we'd have 1 identity-certificate to all Wi-Fi networks, we'd all feel better about it. Something like what actually exists: Eduroam n
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Wi-Fi Unusability(barelyusable.com)
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Ncurses library: repository with examples(koszek.com)
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by wkoszek 11y ago
Lua's C code base is fairly complex. I don't recommend it to a people willing to study C more. When I attempted to embed Lua into the FreeBSD's loader I expected it to be much easier. But when things went wrong and I had to j
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by wkoszek 11y ago
One of the very good sources of knowledge is the FreeBSD code base. You can check it out from Subversion, and have a complete operating system in the .c and .h form. This is actually how I gained the proficiency in C. It exposes you to indu

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