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by devnonymous 8y ago
I've been contact by recruiters who must've heard from their peers that GitHub 'stars' were a good thing, so they mailed me being impressed by the number of repositories I had starred (which is what shows up in your GH
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I see you've now updated the post and got the idea. Small nitpick tho'. > When the right side of the pipe ends, the shell kills the left side. That's technically incorrect. The shell sends SIGPIPE to the subshell. SIGPIPE
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I'm not sure whether you've understood the underlying ideas still. Peter's post on lobste.rs ( https://lobste.rs/s/mb14bg/what_should_be_output_this_comman... ) is far more comprehensive and clear i
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> I did not expect that. I expected the output to always be "blue green". Why do you expect that ? What ought to prevent the execution of the echo in the subshell in front of the pipe ? > It seems to be some race condition t
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Firstly, behavior of pipes on the command line (ie: the effect of the character '|' as opposed to the pipe(2) call) is the behavior of the shell feature rather than the OS. Secondly, if I'm not mistaken the behavior doesn&#x2
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What are you on about? I can't think of one Unix command that manipulates structured data and doesn't offer a delimiter option. Furthermore the entire point (if you take a moment to think about it) of pipelines is, instead of all
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Backups ..or generically tarballs/zips/..etc. There have been way too many times I've had to split zips/tarballs etc just to copy over stuff over a fat formatted usb disk. Of course I no longer do that but there was a br
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by devnonymous 8y ago
> Have different standards for awarding doctorates based on race? The point of the article, if you think about it, is this is exactly what is happening currently and needs to be stopped / reversed.
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The Tragedy of systemd(youtube.com)
10 points by devnonymous 8y ago|0 comments
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> Sometimes, improvements don't happen in a straight line. I don't think that the parent disagreed with that. The point, as I understood it, was that this beta stage improvement was marketed as being ready. IOW, if pipenv was n
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by devnonymous 8y ago
These are the same tired arguments being made for almost 3 decades now. Sure, go ahead and do your own thing. Just don't expect FOSS users to sympathize with your point of view. To wit tho', I'll try and explain why (I'm
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NPM module adds Git hooks destructively(twitter.com)
2 points by devnonymous 8y ago|0 comments
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While I admire DHH taking a stand, I doubt much will come out off the current backlash that Amazon or Jeff faces. As for legacy, that too is in no harm. Look at Bill Gates for example - after making some of the most unethical decisions in t
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by devnonymous 8y ago
Why is the title here so misleadingly different than the original?
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Since you are already working remotely, my advise would be to consider other places where the cost of living is not as high as SV. Anywhere else in the US or other English speaking countries for instance. I am in Indian. I've lived and
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by devnonymous 8y ago
Also previous https://hn.algolia.com/?query=xonsh%20&sort=byPopularity&pre...
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by devnonymous 8y ago
If vim plugins are the only thing holding you back you might want to consider just adding set shell=/path/to/bash to your vimrc and see how you get along.
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Two scientists are changing the way the world looks at mist(theprint.in)
62 points by devnonymous 8y ago|3 comments
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Why is applauding something I honestly find applause worthy condescending? I said what I said because I can honestly say if everything about me were to remain the same except for going through monthly periods, I wouldn't just be able t
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by devnonymous 8y ago
Coincidentally India just abolished the GST (goods and services tax, similar to VAT in EU) for sanitary napkins (which from a male Indian un-clued viewpoint, appear to be more preferred than tampons in India). It was a very humbling experie
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by devnonymous 8y ago
> Although my country, Ireland, isn't explicitly listed. It's listed as the Republic of Ireland, afaict.
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Pretty Bad {Protocol,People}(blog.patternsinthevoid.net)
1 points by devnonymous 8y ago|0 comments
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by devnonymous 8y ago
Since you're struggling with writing I'd highly recommend 'Elements of style' by William Strunk. I'm surprised nobody recommended this yet. http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/37134 Quite a few pra
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I second this recommendation. Although at first glance it may seem like a superficial light hearted take (which it certainly manages to pull off) it is at the same time an extensively well researched book with loads of references, footnotes
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I upvoted this because I think these sort of tutorials are a good thing. I've learned many things with tutorials like this, which are a great starting point (I used to spend ages reading through tldp howtos etc). That said, I'd li
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This new face-swapping AI is scarily realistic(fastcodesign.com)
2 points by devnonymous 8y ago|0 comments
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Indeed. I hope someday people would hold as much disdain and shock as this for statements justifying/rationalising things like gun ownership, immense private wealth when others around you suffer and need for private transport.
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I read the comments here before I read the post and was honestly expecting a full out swear fest. Instead, I read linus being passionately expressive about something he clearly has strong opinions about... With a few swear words and over ex
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A Maharaja in Warsaw(thehindu.com)
1 points by devnonymous 8y ago|0 comments
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by devnonymous 8y ago
Yep, this ! I stopped using StumbleUpon right after they decided to ditch the toolbar. The whole use case for StumbleUpon was to not visit a specific site but rather discover new ones. I used to absolutely love reading comments about the su

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