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d5ve
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Comment #46985245
I wonder how this sort of thing compares with asking claude to read a ctags file. I have git hooks set up to keep my tags up to date automatically, so that data is already lying ar…
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Comment #46103787
Don't the 12 Days of Christmas start on the 25th though?
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Comment #41817697
I saw an interesting video on the same topic last week. By Brian Haidet (AlphaPhoenix) on reversing the GOL - it turns out that NP hard is hard! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8p…
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Comment #41544172
I had a run-in with the BOFH in real life many years ago as a university student where he was working. I'd messed up something network-related on a lab PC, and noticed that the NIC…
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Comment #40403128
Damian Conway's https://metacpan.org/pod/PPR module defines a regex (in the commonly used sense) that can match perl source code - including perl regexes! Edit: "The PPR module pro…
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Comment #37993132
That version is missing some of the text. At least the paragraph starting "Perhaps I should explain to you here that although John Landy has". A bunch of other copies I found were …
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Comment #37378012
I use a Glove80 keyboard, and even after 4 months I'm not back to my normal typing speed! This has cost me a fair bit of productivity, and was stressful at times. Almost feeling li…
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Comment #36548696
I found a post mentioning "SuperBallistic Common Lisp" from 2015, perhaps that's where you remember it from. > SBCL goes SuperBallistic! I have hacked together an SBCL port for the…
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Comment #35124626
# Sort list by most common terms alias sorn='sort | uniq -c | sort -n' # Most common IP addresses: $ cat access_log | awk '{ print $2 }' | sorn # Last 30 modified files. function n…
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Comment #33735311
I've been using mosh since it was announced, but I periodically try Eternal Terminal. However I havent ever managed to get ET running on Amazon Linux which all my AWS EC2 instances…
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Comment #32960278
LAMP. Linux, AWS, MySQL, Perl HTML still works it turns out!
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Comment #28098038
Before I used a password manager, I used three random word phrases, but with the first word lowercase, the second upper case, and the third (chosen to contain at least one of "aeio…
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Comment #26139326
That looks neat, cheers dankco! I think there is a lot of room for these lightweight text-first systems. I use a simple homebrewed system for my notes too, https://github.com/d5ve/…
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Comment #22144965
I figure that most humans alive today are the round-faced, more sociable, less aggressive strains. We've domesticated outselves because those more sociable and able to get along wi…
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Comment #17175399
I've worked remotely (with a 12-hour time difference!) from a home office for 3.5 years. Initially my wife and daughter were home much of the time, but for the past 1.5 years it's …
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Comment #13406176
I used the Ian Knot for a while, but then went back to one of the standard methods. The difficulty I had with the Ian Knot was when I wanted the laces to be tight. With the standar…
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Comment #13315194
I'm working for a perl-based UK startup. It's the second perl startup I've worked at. Both have been very successful. The current one is about ten years old, and just starting to e…
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Comment #7080466
I think of online advertising in the same way as I now do smoking in a workplace, pub or restaurant - I can't believe people used to live like this. Using someone else's browser an…
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Comment #6225459
I defined the following function to convert my bash aliases to fish functions, which eased my switchover a bit. I saved it as ~/.config/fish/functions/import_bash_aliases.fish func…
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Comment #6195242
I read somewhere recently about companies buying up this MAC address data from individual shops and using it as an additional profiling source. If you walk into a store and end up …
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Comment #5236229
One thing I've found useful on linux is the following: $ tail -qFn0 /log/dir/* This will (q)uietly tail all matching files, initially printing 0 lines (n) from each, and (F)ollow a…
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Comment #4864518
promobay.org resolves to 108.59.2.74 for me, and www.promobay.org resolves to 108.59.2.75. The first is blocked for me on Virgin, but the second works fine. This does look like a D…
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Comment #3234997
Even shorter, as -l appends \n to all prints: $ perl -MLWP::UserAgent -le 'print $LWP::UserAgent::VERSION'
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Comment #1671755
One thing I've noticed with Agile projects at $work is that the processes better suit a "contractor" mindset, than a "fulltime employee" one. NOTE: I'm a fulltime employee, so view…