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Comment #39646009
> There are other ways to lessen the CVE workload. > 1. Disable unused components with defconf or make menuconfig. +1 for avoiding vulnerabilities, but were you saying this lessens…
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Comment #37794595
I've been using a little set of bash funcs I called `hs` for this for a few years: https://github.com/mikemccracken/hs your snippets are stored in a git repo that you can sync arou…
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Comment #29987871
In 2004 I tried integrating the RA into OS X via the Input Manager mechanism, a way to load external code into Cocoa apps that'd have access to the contents of any text field, so y…
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Comment #29344437
https://bibdesk.sourceforge.io/ for Macs uses .bib natively
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Comment #28938304
Always interesting to see some hypertext history. I have a personal connection to KMS, so it was interesting to see that although it wasn't mentioned in the article, it was include…
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Comment #15543444
Excel also has named rows/columns and cells - one of the bunch of useful tips I learned from Joel Spolsky's "You Suck at Excel" presentation - here's the part where he covers that:…
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Comment #10196328
If you like this, you may also enjoy the CPUDB: http://cpudb.stanford.edu/
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Comment #8569846
Here's my favorite story of said "Big Boy Engineering": http://www.jwz.org/blog/2002/11/engineering-pornography/ It's about fixing a short in a power transmission line. Sounds simp…
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Comment #8506083
I went to UCSD about 10 years ago, and have lived in the area since. If we're talking about new faculty, who probably want to buy a house and may want to live near campus, I'd agre…
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Comment #8050097
Those terrible meaningless PDF names, along with wanting to automate grabbing BibTeX from online databases (mostly ACM and IEEE for me), were the main drivers for writing BibDesk, …
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Comment #8050095
Those terrible meaningless PDF names, along with wanting to automate grabbing BibTeX from online databases (mostly ACM and IEEE for me), were the main drivers for writing BibDesk, …
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Comment #7999915
This looks like a nice API on a quick glance. But, since this service proposes to store email data, I was hoping to find some information on the site about how they plan to make mo…
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Comment #7883073
Weatherspark has some great visualizations of historical weather by time of day, e.g.: http://weatherspark.com/history/29735/2014/Seattle-Washingto... Unfortunately they don't have…
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Comment #6938581
The allthingsd article submitted here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6938138 has more info, including verification from company execs.
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Comment #5401607
From this article: http://www.sportvu.com/PDFs/ESPN_62011.pdf "Three cameras on each side of the court..." This reminds me of a talk I heard a long time ago from Takeo Kanade at CM…
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Comment #5401546
$100k/year is certainly a lot :) I can imagine facilities like hockey rinks buying the cameras and selling the service to the teams that play there, but not at that price. My impre…
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Comment #5401356
The "ghost" players in these animated replays that show where the system thinks a player should have been are fascinating to see. I wonder how automatic it is - if games could be a…
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Comment #5281615
In a variety of government-funded computer science projects, I've seen everything on the spectrum from "here's some cash, tell us what you do with it" to extremely detailed, measur…
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Comment #5149931
The source material is pretty accessible - mostly just tables of data: http://cra.org/uploads/documents/resources/taulbee/CRA_Taulb... So 23.9% are in other parts of academic compu…
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Comment #3837620
Then do it somewhere else and point here, please? Another comment mentioned version control, which is a very important thing to get right, and I don't know how I'd diff two Self wo…
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Comment #3832755
Nothing - if everyone knows how to use it. Version control is not as commonly used in research & business writing as you might hope.
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Comment #3824098
True - HN reader, if you build this, my dogs and I would probably use it.