joshbaptiste

The prices just aren't there for me to care just yet, I'll wait for a $99.00 or less price point before considering smart locks, but there should be a huge market in the smart home space.

I never understood why IE had to place every downloaded item into C:\TEMP and then move the item into the darn drive I preferred in the first place.

indeed.. wondering how this is done technically.

I'm betting the fact that they were older and maybe not that technically savvy is the reason for not being on twitter,Vine,Instagram,Youtube immediately. A technically savvy person's first instinct is to share this footage instantly and receive the credit/thousands of re-tweets etc..

indeed, which will take ~2 years

heh.. I bet the NSA can't wait to sink their hands in this link.

Cool post, the mechanical sympathy group is all about exploiting today's CPU/Memory caches to their fullest usually referencing Java and C, great to see C# based examples of this.

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/mechanical-sympathy

I prefer this list as it summarizes all in one page

It amazes me at work how many people just violate UUOC/UUOG

ie..

  cat file | grep bar | awk '{ print $1 }' | sort | uniq

which can simply be

  awk '/bar/ { print $1 | "sort -u"}' file

I really really like this project.. combined with some HTML output page of some sort, one can display errors in real time to an interested party for debugging purposes.

Indeed.. I guess if your interested in working with top levels of government these are good resumes to scan to give you some insight on what to know and/or expect.

#python #bash #awk #go-nuts on Freenode...

Unfortunate.. yet why is HN telling me this

Yep indeed the likes of Google/Facebook/Yahoo open source technologies have made it much easier for the government to create the tools needed to sift through terabytes of data, yet even if Hadoop/Map Reduce etc... were closed source I'm sure the big G would have come up with their own solution.

Ktap was recently announced also https://github.com/ktap/ktap

Don't worry about posts that contain degree requirements, many will interview you anyway, also see https://medium.com/this-happened-to-me/8f381aa6bd5e

Hmm.. the only profession I can think of where being in your thirties is a disadvantage is some form of sports.

also no need for seq(1) binary, in Bash for i in {1..1000000}..

I don't care about the look, bootstrap whatever.. it works i'm fine.. great work.

Since I'm always in some sort of tmux/screen terminal, I find myself cycling through some combination of Ctrl+a q,Cntrl+q to make sure I didn't turn on flow-control (Ctrl+s).

heh.. classic response

Two reasons I recently switched to FreeBSD on my home servers, Dtrace and ZFS. In GNU/Linux I would need sort combination of strace,mpstat,ltrace,vmstat,iostat etc.. to find out the the things that a simple Dtrace script can tell me and also without dramatically affecting a running daemon process as the ptrace* system calls do.

Freenode: #bash #python #go-nuts #awk

yep, HN'ers especially are very well aware of this.. the only critiques I usually see on "Show HN" is how does your X product differentiate from already existing Y product, not oh this was done before don't bother etc...