onk

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by onk 12y ago
I've much enjoyed your illustration throughout the group matches. Interestingly, I've shared it with others and they all fell silent. But once I explained it to them they liked it a lot and shared it with others. Who also fell sil
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by onk 13y ago
Auto-layout is what makes tools like yEd special. I showed someone recently: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5vqVgd4KW8&t=2m10s
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Downvoting, Mastery Level(workforpizza.com)
1 points by onk 13y ago|0 comments
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by onk 13y ago
Sorry for just barfing this out. I'm most curious about whether distinctions are made between back end or "infrastructure" code and "application" code. What type of org do you manage or work in and what are/are there policies?
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Open Source in Enterprise(workforpizza.com)
3 points by onk 13y ago|1 comments
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Thinking Things Through(workforpizza.com)
1 points by onk 13y ago|0 comments
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by onk 13y ago
I found it hard to compare VPS offerings and ended up making pizza instead: http://workforpizza.com/posts/2013-04-04-comparing-apples-an...
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by onk 13y ago
Paul, it's tough to do preliminary research on AWS and summarize it so concisely. Best woud be to start/continue using sets of services and the nuances and "gotchas" you noted will become clearer. Particularly EC2. For example, here are som
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by onk 14y ago
Will then need to correlate with VimGolf score.
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DrRacket refuses to launch due to Easter Egg(comments.gmane.org)
2 points by onk 14y ago|0 comments
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by onk 15y ago
Too busy chopping wood to sharpen the axe.
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by onk 15y ago
When Amazon notes "SSD," from a client's perspective, it is only marketing. The storage media matter when you are managing your own hardware. The storage media do not matter in SaaS. For example, the storage media could be floppys and you w
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by onk 16y ago
The question was deliberately broad and honestly inquisitive. But born of the narrow observation that while there are standardized, published formats that separate style from content (HTML/CSS) and similarly, say, LaTeX, much human "work" i
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Ask HN: Putting knowledge into imperfect containers
3 points by onk 16y ago|3 comments
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by onk 16y ago
Are there similar "challenges" in the closed source world? Say, C#? And are there similar, say, Scheme or Haskell challenges?
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by onk 16y ago
Me: How old am I? It: I don't know. how old are you? Me: 17. It: You just said you are 24 years old. Me: What is the applicative order Y combinator? It: I don't have a phone with apps.
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by onk 16y ago
o is too close to 0.
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by onk 17y ago
http://www.workrave.org/
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by onk 17y ago
The last time this type of thing came up ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=606801 ) I decided to use it to help me learn some shell scripting: join <(twidge lsfollowing | sort) <(twidge lsfollowers | sort) -v 1 I tried
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by onk 17y ago
Am new to this but: join <(twidge lsfollowing | sort) <(twidge lsfollowers | sort) -v 1
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by onk 17y ago
Shouldn't this be discussed on Twitter?
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by onk 18y ago
> Is there a viable alternative to gmail for conversation view and search? Mutt but you'll have to type "ot" to order by thread and "l~b<word>" to search (limit) by <word> in the body of your mail.
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by onk 18y ago
Given the tested max throughput of the Hitachi 1TB SATAs ( http://www.storagereview.com/Testbed4Compare.sr ) you should be able to get ~2GBps with 2/3 the drives (16 instead of 24) and near triple the storage space (16TB instead of 6TB). Th
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by onk 18y ago
http://www.bash.org/?5273
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by onk 18y ago
I expected this: http://tumbler.sourceforge.net/