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by chrisdotcode 10y ago
Go does this with go fmt. I hear it works quite nicely.
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The Posix specification of vi(pubs.opengroup.org)
2 points by chrisdotcode 10y ago|0 comments
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by chrisdotcode 10y ago
> A team of sharp developers at Microsoft has been hard at work adapting some Microsoft research technology to basically perform real time translation of Linux syscalls into Windows OS syscalls. We've actually even seen this before:
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How I got a game on the Steam Store without anyone from Valve ever looking at it(medium.com)
1 points by chrisdotcode 10y ago|0 comments
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by chrisdotcode 11y ago
> Moore's Law, which states that the number of transistors on an area doubles every two years ... [and] will probably also hold true after it is no longer possible to increase the number of transistors per area. At that point anothe
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by chrisdotcode 11y ago
I'm ignorant of who this man is; is there a particular reason his character should be known in the context of this website?
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by chrisdotcode 11y ago
I (, in a non facetious manner) honestly don't get this. Aren't all of the above listed giants the ones that are going out of their way to track, spam and use our personal lives as objects of advertisement in the first place? How
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by chrisdotcode 11y ago
Hey, guys! I'm one of the core collaborators for JSON Resume[0], an alternative to this project. Markdown is cool, but as scrollaway said, > JSON Resume wants to standardize CV fields to improve compatibility between tools, ease con
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The Sad State of Web Development(medium.com)
63 points by chrisdotcode 11y ago|10 comments
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by chrisdotcode 11y ago
What if the developers... forget to password-protect the server that hosts the source code, installers, etc. Can the law touch cases of... negligence like this?
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Ask HN: How do the bestdevs in the world rationalize selling people as products?
3 points by chrisdotcode 11y ago|0 comments
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Global Gender War(blog.dilbert.com)
11 points by chrisdotcode 11y ago|4 comments
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by chrisdotcode 11y ago
> We need a consistent way for third-parties to distribute software Isn't this what package managers are all about? - a thing which, by the way, I believe the notion of an "App Store" from the other two OSes took inspirati
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Git commit --verbose(code.sc)
3 points by chrisdotcode 11y ago|0 comments
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Disable WiFi-Sense completely on Windows 10(github.com)
2 points by chrisdotcode 11y ago|0 comments
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by chrisdotcode 11y ago
I think the conclusion warrants repeating: "The moral of the story? Confusing APIs are a security problem. If many users of your API get it wrong in a way that introduces a security bug, that’s a bug in your API, not their code."
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by chrisdotcode 11y ago
Was this prevented from hitting the front-page as well? It's top 5 in /ask, but did the people responsible for the title edit disallow it from being on the front-page such to prevent bad YC press? If my theory is true, I will be e
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by chrisdotcode 11y ago
This is a list I've compiled thus far: * reddit.com/r/programming * lobste.rs * techcrunch.com
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Ask HN: Where can a hacker find news?
28 points by chrisdotcode 11y ago|23 comments
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Minister of Algorithms(ericjacobsen.org)
1 points by chrisdotcode 11y ago|0 comments
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by chrisdotcode 12y ago
You're totally right. Nobody has infinite context. Even still, "Like X for Y" is far better than "The product you'll love from the people you love".
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by chrisdotcode 12y ago
> What about this is unclear? It's on the front page.. It is, but companies are not entitled to me reading their entire landing page. There's a large amount of truth in the "you only have 5 seconds to hook a user".
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by chrisdotcode 12y ago
> are completely opaque in what they do from their initial text. dropbox.com: > Your stuff, anywhere If that was all you knew and saw about the company, would you have any idea what they do?
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by chrisdotcode 12y ago
On a tangential note, I had no idea what AeroFS is, so I clicked on their landing page. > Like Dropbox, but behind your firewall. File Sync and Share for the enterprise. Free up to 30 users. Boom. I immediately am fully educated about wh
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by chrisdotcode 12y ago
This is why people use NoScript. Not that we're Luddites, but rather arbitrary scripts means arbitrary vulnerabilities that are automatically exploitable. It's not that we don't want to see your cool new site built in Angular
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Arduino Pong, Part 1: The display(dpedu.io)
4 points by chrisdotcode 12y ago|0 comments
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by chrisdotcode 12y ago
They are literally using Github's icons set. https://octicons.github.com/
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by chrisdotcode 12y ago
(hackerne.ws also redirects to news.ycombinator.com, in case you guys didn't know)
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Convert terminal recordings to animated gifs(github.com)
6 points by chrisdotcode 12y ago|0 comments
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by chrisdotcode 12y ago
Does anybody else have any stories similar to this they could share? I always find this sort of thing fascinating. Here's one[0] about when Facebook changed something about their login, and someone wrote a blog post about it. The blog

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