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codehusker

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    Comment #22242604

    This is wonderful. A silly reference dressed in 'hacker' style. It doesn't boost productivity, it's just joyful. Well done.

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    Comment #17779070

    This 9to5mac article is a summary of a MacRumors article which is a summary of the original article from The Age. https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/melbourne-teen-h...

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    Comment #16840428

    This might not apply to many who frequent HN, but not enough people know about Free File options. If your adjusted gross income is less than $66,000 you can likely file your federa…

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    Comment #16435322

    I found myself getting lost among the various posts by rsc and the resulting HN discussions, I hope this helps someone else too. All of the posts in this series on vgo are listed h…

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    Comment #15821574

    Adam Savage has a great solution for storing hardware like bolts/nuts/bearings/etc., and I think it would work well for lego as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OPSbF6kM9k

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    Comment #15371314

    The README also mentions iOS, which AFAIK is only ARM. There's also some ARM specific code: https://github.com/apple/darwin-xnu/tree/master/pexpert/arm The Makefile also has ARM/AR…

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    Comment #15297280

    What is your one-liner? I haven't figured out a great way to succinctly describe Sourcegraph. They are an interesting company and I'm positive your endorsement is genuine. It might…

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    Comment #15262592

    Much appreciated. Lots of great, technical blog posts I need to catch up on. I have to admit, part of the reason I use Dropbox is that I know I can get answers directly from employ…

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    Comment #15262486

    From the last link, in 2016 "Proxy-Stack deployed at our edge PoPs to terminate SSL connections closer to our users". Reminds me of the infamous "SSL added and removed here! :^)". …

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    Comment #15261991

    I don't understand why she put simply "Professional", but prior to Equifax she was: - Senior Vice President of Enterprise Security and Chief Security Officer at First Data - Senior…

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    Comment #14882466

    What is your proposed solution? How does one limit a free, public resource to only people with homes? A literal smell test? How do people without homes "completely destroy the purp…

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    Comment #14550434

    The third paragraph might offer the logical analysis you're looking for: > The performance difference arises (we believe) because when working from an SQLite database, the open() a…

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    Comment #14352810

    I should have phrased it as a higher ranking rather than a higher number. I assumed 'higher' was clear in the terms of ranks, rather than a larger number. GP's claim makes it seem …

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    Comment #14352743

    It seems that a higher ranking is worse. > The Index presents a ranking of 167 countries based on the proportion of the population that is estimated to be in modern slavery. [0] No…

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    Comment #14339069

    From your source: "Customers who are running supported versions of the operating system (Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows 8.1, Windows…

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    Comment #14319775

    The Wikipedia entry is silent on non-rooftop solar installations, and I'm struggling to find good numbers. Can anyone with more experience in this sector point me in the right dire…

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    Comment #14310697

    I need some additional hand-holding here if you don't mind, I don't see the difference. If I were to rephrase those two excerpts: > Parkinson observed that a committee whose job is…

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    Comment #14310230

    > It's not bikeshedding when the bikeshed's color will actually have concrete effects on adoption. Not taking a stance either way on the name, but that is the definition of bike-sh…

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    Comment #13632787

    Install the language how, and from where? What if my package manager includes libs like those under "x"? Or if it excludes certain libs? Homebrew is capable of this for many langua…

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    Comment #13632163

    >Go 1.8 will use X25519 and ChaCha20-Poly1305 in its TLS stack, but it doesn't offer modern application-layer cryptography in its standard library. What qualifies as a standard lib…