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egwynn

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About egwynn

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    Comment #41881332

    I agree it’s not the prettiest, but I had no trouble clicking on “tree” to get to the folder and then “mod.ts” to see the code.

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    Comment #41500043

    This goes pretty deep in English. I'd argue that the semantic intention behind the colloquial usage of "vulgar" is nearly inseparable from the "class distinction" baggage it carrie…

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    Comment #41492466

    Note that, in the abstract, “vulgar” means “common” (as in “vulgar latin”). Indeed, its negative connotations come from that same sense: “common” people are unrefined.

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    Comment #40481804

    Am I missing something about the O(logN) section? Why is there a graph of O(n^3 logN) under the text Here is how logarithmic complexity look like ?

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    Comment #39943456

    I know this isn’t truly the point of the article, but I’d encourage anyone/everyone to give https://fork.dev a try. Unlimited free trial but well worth it to support the great devs…

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    Comment #39360999

    I had some good luck with https://github.com/token2/authy-migration

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    Comment #36588693

    At the risk of correcting the primary source, I was able to load https://www.ebiester.com/ but not https://ebiester.com/ EDIT: I see you’ve already updated your comment. Thanks!

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    Comment #36150020

    Xcode used to have native support for this, long ago. And it had mdns support too!

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    Comment #34602536

    The wikipedia page[0] has screenshots. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twm

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    Comment #33705352

    This is cool. Although when I looked through the code I thought, “surely there must be a general-purpose Hayes command library for Python”, so I searched around, and didn’t find an…

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    Comment #32925380

    The first amendment is mostly about what the US government can/can’t do, and even then it’s not 100% protection.

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    Comment #32865931

    Just want to add that I make extensive use of “tapbacks” with pretty much everyone I use iM with.

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    Comment #32850559

    I’m not an expert, but iirc banana-pi and beagleboard are SBCs with more of an open source bent.

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    Comment #32415746

    Thanks for this link! This is a great explanation which clears a lot of things up to me.

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    Comment #32402380

    I’m curious about how this works, can you link me someplace where I can read more about it? I tried searching for “cellular over wifi” but wasn’t about to find anything promising. …

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    Comment #32400294

    > definitely sent/received SMS over wifi using my iPhone Are you certain? From what I understand about how SMS works, I don’t see how that’s possible. Apple’s own docs also appear …

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    Comment #32229544

    I didn’t read “conservative” or “liberal” as US political identifiers so much as synonyms for “risk averse” and “risk tolerant” respectively.

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    Comment #32181187

    I always roll my eyes a little bit when people use the "FAANG" acronym because Netflix never really seemed like a good fit and it leaves out Microsoft which seems like a better fit…

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    Comment #29511665

    Yes IP, and also User Agent doesn’t look like it’d be hard to filter against using the posted code.

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    Comment #29081953

    I suspect the commenter is using “tap to click” which would cause the drag operation to be terminated once they lift up off of the trackpad.

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    Comment #28169173

    previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28153814

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    Comment #28142960

    You are capable of more productive discussion than this.

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    Comment #27810537

    Agreed. "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing."

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    Comment #27539372

    +1 on Fork. As a person who does almost _everything_ from the command line, all of my colleagues think I’m nuts for using a GUI for git, but Fork makes basically everything I want …

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    Comment #27452125

    And here I was thinking matching compensation to LOCs was silly. Clearly more employers need to pay based on commits per second!