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diginux
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Comment #19706562
RIP Joe. Every interaction I had with you in the past was always a great time. You'll be missed, but never forgotten. Thanks for everything you've done for the Erlang community and…
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Comment #11588133
The response from their Transport Minister 7 days ago seems fairly sane to me: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/04/21/drone-believed-to...
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Comment #10785616
A friend and I used this paper as part of an independent study in compilers, it was a lot of fun and I think strikes the right balance of concepts core to compiler construction. I …
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Comment #9708452
Unfortunately, I do not. I would try contacting the author, you never know.
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Comment #9704162
I wrote my own Lisp compiler in college using this as the foundation: http://schemeworkshop.org/2006/11-ghuloum.pdf
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Comment #9668428
I will see if I can get Eric (the creator) to reply.
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Comment #9583841
I have started playing with Rust and have used OCaml on and off, but recently really diving hard into it building a REST-based application from top to bottom in OCaml, including al…
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Comment #9583805
Are you from JSC by chance? Is this from an authoritative source, or an just an observation of likeliness? Would love if they indeed do push hard for this.
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Comment #8943691
Those interested in this may also want to checkout Joxa ( http://joxa.org/ ).
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Comment #7799302
A friend of mine created tilda[1], which I always enjoyed. [1] https://apps.ubuntu.com/cat/applications/precise/tilda/
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Comment #5235226
I never run an ssh server on my laptops, no reason to really. Secondly, with ssh, it requires you know ip or hostname, both which I don't want to worry about.
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Comment #5233219
I wonder if there is a way they could utilize Dropbox or Dropbox-like functionality?
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Comment #5233216
Compression also slows it down: http://www.spikelab.org/transfer-largedata-scp-tarssh-tarnc-... This has been my experience in practice, too.
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Comment #5233198
Doesn't seem to work for me sender$ tar -c awesome.jpg | nc -l 0.0.0.0 12345 (waiting forever) recipient$ nc 255.255.255.255 12345 | tar -x tar: This does not look like a tar archi…
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Comment #5232850
I am not sure it is fair to say scp is cpu limited per se, but it is slow. A quick article that may help you out: http://intermediatesql.com/linux/scrap-the-scp-how-to-copy-d...
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Comment #5232816
This would be a great addition, I will add it as an issue, thanks!
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Comment #5232808
1. In general, I am on the computer I want to send from, then I go to the computer I want to receive on. This script seems to require I be at the receiving computer first. Is there…
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Comment #5232793
This is great tool and nice article. The only slightly additional requirement for this tool is you know the name of the file being sent. I actually was thinking of making this opti…
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Comment #5232591
For big files it would make a very noticeable difference actually, try scp with different encryption algorithms even and you will see how much it matters. With that said, by 'quick…
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Comment #5232533
Haha, that certainly is not the case. I made a tool, found it useful, a few of my other friends find it useful, so I posted it. Some people voted it up, I can't control that. I rea…
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Comment #5232515
I made it because with the nc solution, it still required knowing the hostname. I now see though that ncp ( http://www.fefe.de/ncp/ ) would have probably sufficed, though it is a s…