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by yincrash 11y ago
I wrote the initial sort about a year ago (w/o looking at GNU version's source). I just looked at the current version, and confirmed uutil's sort does not do any external sorting, meaning the entire input is stored in memory.
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by yincrash 11y ago
The reason I contributed was solely to learn how to program in Rust.
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Cross-platform Rust rewrite of the GNU coreutils(github.com)
548 points by yincrash 11y ago|487 comments
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by yincrash 11y ago
I wonder why they decided to write their own coreutils instead of using https://github.com/uutils/coreutils
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by yincrash 11y ago
I enjoyed the part where the author implied that the asteroid belt was the result of a stargate crashing into Tellus.
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by yincrash 11y ago
Furlings are a race that's still alive during the time of the TV series. They kind of look like ewoks. [1] http://stargate.wikia.com/wiki/Furling
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by yincrash 11y ago
It will also significantly increase the torque on the pins and if it is kicked, could damage the socket or adapter irreparably.
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by yincrash 11y ago
Changing the aspect ratio from portrait to landscape for many of them also results in really interesting interpretations of the same piece.
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3DNes Emulator – Beta Release (video)(youtube.com)
3 points by yincrash 11y ago|0 comments
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by yincrash 11y ago
Peanut M&Ms might be the best pill regimen I've ever heard of
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NASA just smashed its record for astronaut applications–18,000+(arstechnica.com)
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by yincrash 11y ago
There are a lot of uses that are benign or beneficial, such as indexing emails for easier searching, etc but having to have an explicit permission prompt for every one of those uses would severly hinder UX
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by yincrash 11y ago
One reason (of probably a few that add up), is that it's safer to redact a printed copy than a digital copy that might have metadata hidden to reveal the original pre-redacted information.
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Verizon's video app gets special data privileges(theverge.com)
55 points by yincrash 11y ago|14 comments
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by yincrash 11y ago
I'm not sure any spec for a power cable protects against switching V+ with ground.
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by yincrash 11y ago
I would like more clarifications on the sort of arguments that allow for retroreflectors to legitimately be on the moon without the moon landing. I was not making fun of anyone; at most, I have frustration and confusion about how the belief
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by yincrash 11y ago
There are already laser retroreflectors on the moon that a sufficiently powerful laser and sensor can detect. This is still not enough for people to stop believing it's a hoax.
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by yincrash 11y ago
You can emulate a 2d canvas in webgl.
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by yincrash 11y ago
No pull request can make a project that is meant to implement voxels in CSS overcome the hindrance of implementing voxels in CSS.
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by yincrash 11y ago
This stackoverflow post is just for you! http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19333088/how-is-svn-v-1-8...
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by yincrash 11y ago
In addition to the sibling, there is only so much wireless bandwidth, and crowding it with several point to point mini wireless networks is a surefire way to get poor user experiences due to interference. Wires can use all the bandwidth wit
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by yincrash 11y ago
I misread that as 'butter robot'. https://youtu.be/8d_hveJL4mU
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by yincrash 11y ago
He does not say this. In fact, at the end of the article, he writes that having the whole iMac is fairly impractical and having a smaller Android system on a chip would be the better solution.
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by yincrash 11y ago
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/MotionEv... BUTTON_SECONDARY is reported in the getButtonState() of the MotionEvent, but I'm not sure most apps ever check that. I would guess in a lot
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by yincrash 11y ago
Having spent multiple winters in Pittsburgh, it's not like a winter in the Rockies or the Tetons where as the GGGP describes, there are only single plowed lanes in multilane highways because it's snowing every day for two weeks st
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by yincrash 11y ago
http://nutritiondata.self.com/foods-000093000000000000000.ht... "Foods highest in Glutamic acid (based on levels per 200-Calorie serving)"
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by yincrash 11y ago
They would need to publish any kernel changes they make, but most of the features they list would not require kernel changes.
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by yincrash 11y ago
You had to buy credit to make hangouts calls to US numbers? As far as I know, calls to the US should be free via hangouts. https://www.google.com/voice/b/0/rates?p=hangout
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by yincrash 11y ago
You can actually load Java bytecode on Android (since 1.x!) by manually using a separate classloader at runtime[1]. There are even J2ME runners that have been doing that since Android's early days[2]. [1] http://stackoverflo
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by yincrash 11y ago
No, OpenJDK didn't exist when Android was in development.

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