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by selectnull 7y ago
When I visit a friend, it is very convenient to be able to charge my phone without having my own charger with me and just use theirs. At the same time, I park my car and don't care to look for compatible parking space. As for tires, I
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by selectnull 7y ago
Of course, whole another level of using ASCII art is to make it executable, as done by a good friend of mine: Stack Trace Art ( https://github.com/ironcev/stack-trace-art ). I've loved it so much that when I saw it
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An Update to Upwork Connects Pricing(upwork.com)
6 points by selectnull 7y ago|1 comments
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by selectnull 8y ago
Of course, they should've gone with the "the" prefix and drop it later because it's cleaner.
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by selectnull 8y ago
The author is a friend of mine and I remember seeing it for the first time. The original is being implemented in C# and I just had to port it to JavaScript. If anyone is interested, the "JS port" (more like a demo of it) is here:
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Self-driving Uber kills Arizona woman in first fatal crash involving pedestrian(theguardian.com)
2 points by selectnull 9y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft's Edge browser is in serious trouble(computerworld.com)
8 points by selectnull 9y ago|1 comments
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by selectnull 9y ago
This is one of the examples of well thought of, well written and in general excellent observations on the status of things in our lives. Well done sir! > I'm happy with git. You should be too. This is the only part of your comment I
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by selectnull 9y ago
I spend quite some time in ssh sessions and have learned that "Enter~." terminates a connection when it gets unresponsive, but I never bothered to understand it. This actually explains it.
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by selectnull 9y ago
Emacs does not need to bundle Magit (or most other packages for that matter). What it needs is better package manager - built in! As of recently, I'm an Emacs user (long time Vim user, just wanted some change) and I still have not com
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Final Removal of Trust in WoSign and StartCom Certificates(groups.google.com)
162 points by selectnull 9y ago|76 comments
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PyCon 2017 YouTube videos(youtube.com)
4 points by selectnull 9y ago|0 comments
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Mount Etna erupts(twitter.com)
1 points by selectnull 10y ago|0 comments
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by selectnull 10y ago
XML?
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by selectnull 10y ago
To literally answer your question: by working 5+ years in the industry.
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by selectnull 10y ago
If someone is interested in kicking Google out of their life, I can recommend reading about how Bryan Lunduke embarked on that mission. He wrote a series of articles in 2015, here are direct links to them: http://www.networkworld
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by selectnull 10y ago
Cool. Thanks.
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by selectnull 10y ago
Can you provide more information? How exactly do you help developers?
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by selectnull 10y ago
Oh yes, vim + latex + git is better than any google docs when you know how to use it. When you need to collaborate with non-technical people, it's a different story - I've been in that situation and even successfully taught basic
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by selectnull 10y ago
Just because your users are dealing with logfiles, their users should still be able to use č ƒ ø or whatever unicode character in the filename or url - which will consequently end up in a log file.
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by selectnull 10y ago
Yes, Firebird came to the world after Borland's Interbase got open sourced. After that, Borland continued with Interbase development and they kinda existed for a while. I have no clue what happened to Interbase afterwards, as I've
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by selectnull 10y ago
If you're running into concurrency issues, than both MySQL or Postgres are good solutions. Tanks compared to SQLite? Yes. Slower? No. But if you're looking into something small, check out Firebird ( http://firebirdsql.or
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by selectnull 10y ago
Last year I wrote my own Vim plugin manager vimanage [1] that uses Pathogen and was wondering if it will still work with Vim 8. Apparently both Pathogen and vimanage work (meaning Vim didn't break the backward compatibility) but I like
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by selectnull 10y ago
927 was also my first thought. But what made me to reconsider was not more than one big name behind it (but it helped), but the fact that they rely on npm backend and did not reinvent everything from scratch. Basically, yarn is npm client d
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by selectnull 10y ago
> There's a common expectation when looking for great developers that they need to be "passionate" about coding, which is often equated to coding long hours. I have always considered myself passionate about programming, CS
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by selectnull 10y ago
It's already been discussed on HN, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12235789
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Clay Shirky on tech and the internet in China (podcast)(supchina.com)
1 points by selectnull 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Is fixed-price membership for freelancers job marketplace a good idea?
1 points by selectnull 10y ago|0 comments
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by selectnull 10y ago
Yes, a valid point. But you can make the same argument against anything really. Do you know what your language is doing in the background? Or your database? Or your web server? Or kernel? Or your CPU? To tell obvious lies about node_modules
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by selectnull 10y ago
http://www.hammerspoon.org/ to automate and script your desktop with Lua

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