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Comment #38753736
ssh://bbs@ptt.cc is the largest one in Taiwan with ~60k concurrent user at this moment. You'll need to switch to BIG5 encoding to display properly. There's also a web version https…
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Comment #21821465
Swift also have them.
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Comment #21800527
I don't use toggles for these common symbols like /\'[-+] . The trick is that you make the top row as same as a normal keyboard, move ]\ from second row to the bottom row as they s…
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Comment #21023741
For those who want to see them or just like Nodejs. National Palace Museum(NPM) is the place to find them.
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Comment #20992495
yes, the regex part handles the validation.
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Comment #20992289
Not exactly the same, since there's no UInt8 in Ruby. require 'sinatra' get %r{/hello/([^/]+)/(\d+)} do |name, age| "Hello, #{age} year old named #{name}!" end
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Comment #20948169
Seems like the Swift slowness comes from ARC. > Unfortunately, the performance analysis shows, that the retain and release introduce a big performance hit, with little information …
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Comment #20916446
The battle has not over yet. RHEL 8 has Python 2.7 in their Application Streams. So looks like Red Hat will provide security updates until Jun 2024 https://access.redhat.com/node/4…
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Comment #19561073
It's interesting to see that languages try to get features that other languages have. In Swift they have position argument in block from the start users.map{$0.name} now they want …
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Comment #18253720
Ruby's bundler is pretty neat. It's one of the first systems that introduced lock files.
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Comment #13012764
Since we can reference other requirements with `-r req-dev.txt` inside requirements.txt . Current requirements.txt isn't really machine-readable without firing up a full Python int…
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Comment #11665298
We can even use string interpolation let x = "\(number)"
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Comment #11415009
It's HNed, I got 509 Bandwidth Limit Exceeded. Looking forward to play it.
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Comment #11148406
IIRC, Whatsapp is the first popular app of smartphone in Taiwan. In the beginning, A.P.P stand for Whatsapp in TV talk shows, just like F.B(Facebook) & I.G(Instagram) nowadays. Hen…
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Comment #9419153
He got Cambridge Diploma in Computer Science. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Hsien_Loong#Background_and_...
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Comment #9301686
We can also do that with unicorn-worker-killer.
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Comment #9196301
"The First Rule of Program Optimization: Don't do it. The Second Rule of Program Optimization (for experts only!): Don't do it yet." — Michael A. Jackson
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Comment #9032072
Looks like the bank need a random excuse generating algorithm.
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Comment #8837209
How about clojure and jruby? Adding these will be pretty awesome.
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Comment #7696883
For the ruby/node guys, pkgr do the same thing: http://pkgr.io/
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Comment #6030933
English
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Comment #5114556
Is it hacker newsed? I'm having 502 bad gate way.
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Comment #5090622
The ctrl location on that old machine is much more handy. I've changed my caps lock to ctrl for years.