ishigoemon

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by ishigoemon 2y ago
And 'mc' was a clone of Norton Commander! I don't know if it had precursors, but I'd be interested if anyone does.
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by ishigoemon 3y ago
It's a shame that helm v3 didn't move forward with the lua engine[0]. I don't imagine ~=/1-based arrays were a worse timeline... And here we are 5 years later. [0] https://github.com/helm/helm/i
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by ishigoemon 6y ago
> I just calculated by risk of dying from COVID-19 on https://www.qcovid.org/ and it is 1 in 15873. It's not the risk of you dying that is important. It's the risk of you passing it on to other people. If your
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by ishigoemon 7y ago
This video has a great visual explanation of grounding, imho. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-W42tk-fWc
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by ishigoemon 9y ago
Bash can as well, though I'm not certain if the OS X version is new enough. http://wiki.bash-hackers.org/syntax/shellvars#histtimeformat
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by ishigoemon 11y ago
A TCP socket teardown followed by a reconnect is hardly the equivalent of ramming a floating chunk of ice. There are a bunch of reasons you will see that teardown in practice, like NAT timeouts in a home router, or carrier-grade 6to4 NAT, o
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by ishigoemon 11y ago
I'd argue that this design promotes building reliable applications. A system that cannot reconnect is fragile, and the best way to know if the system can handle that failure is to occasionally induce the event. Assuming that you are ru
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by ishigoemon 12y ago
Why do you call his attitude seriously bad? I agree with him, portability leads to complexity and therefore isn't worth it when you are trying to move fast. You may disagree that OSS should move fast, of course, but why should you want