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11y ago
I've been getting so sick of the facade that Zuck has.
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11y ago
Not all websites are https enabled.
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11y ago
have you heard of `ab`
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11y ago
When quoting the article please put quotes around the text, or use the `>` character for each line you quote. Thank you.
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Ask HN: Sysadmin vs. engineering
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11y ago
You can't even hire one person with 50k.
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11y ago
I had to kill the My Fitness Pal app on my Android because the notification dispatch was inside some kind of infinite loop where my phonr would not stop vibrating even after disabling notifications in their UI.
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11y ago
Have you tried JavaScript? http://thedailywtf.com/articles/Straight_Shooter_for_Upper_M...
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I don't understand the point of Docker. It seems like a great product. For any serious production grade containerization , I'd use a real virtualization solution like KVM, or VMWare.
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On Hiring Techies – Evaluate Potential, Not Accomplishments
(php.brickhost.com)
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11y ago
That's awesome. You don't find many people that enjoy writing in C. I assumed it was Ruby.
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So does GitHub hire C engineers? Git is implemented in C.
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11y ago
That's funny because they are charging USD $70
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11y ago
> I'd like to have some stories from people who dealt with the same flavor of silliness and went on to work in tech OR had their growth stymied. How much are you willing to pay for content?
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11y ago
And the Browsers back button works flawlessly, wow.
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11y ago
Please save your one-line-puns for reddit, or some other forum where that is appropriate.
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Ask HN: What do you think of the movie Office Space?
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11y ago
I'm on a laptop, so I don't have a scroll wheel.
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You screw up the UX by not letting me scroll. I can't even see the start of the output for the command "help". Why did you think that was a good idea?
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11y ago
Github sucks at code search. Have you heard of OpenGrok?
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Delivering Signals for Fun and Profit
(lcamtuf.coredump.cx)
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Straight Shooter for Upper Management
(thedailywtf.com)
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Dealing with Bad Apples
(blog.codinghorror.com)
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Show HN: Libmutablestring (C library)
(github.com)
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11y ago
I like how HealthCare.gov doesn't have a description
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11y ago
Honestly, I'd recommend anyone to just install native GNU/Linux operating system. Getting the awesome, absolutely amazing coretuils to work on Windows seems like swimming upstream.
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11y ago
Sure, I agree. But, I believe the parent comment believed she was compiling to C/C++ from C/C++
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Nit pick, but, I think it's safe to say you don't compile anything to "C" or "C++", when you're using mingw, you're compiling a "C" or "C++" program to assembly.
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You've expanded my point, which made me reflect on how I communicate. In my mind I did mean what you said, "binaries to source control at _all_"
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11y ago
Why put the executable in source control without the actual source text files?
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