Sounds cool but I'm kind of reluctant to run a VBox only described by a pastebin-like bit of text. Does anyone else think that way?
I prefer comparisons of XML and LISP syntax to counter people complaining about the latter, while happily applying the former to pretty much everything under the Sun (application configuration, data exchange, dependency…
I still see my reply when I'm logged in, I noticed it disappeared from public view after I tried to edit it... [edit] I had included the features-link again and this reply was hidden. [edit2] Still hidden... HN doesn't…
https://duck.co/help/features seems to be a good starting point, since it has links to the bang syntax(e.g. '!gh junit', '!a sicp'), instant answers('4 euros in €') and more. I learned most of the things I use today by…
This post made me finally create an account here. I do admit that personalized searches improve result quality a lot, at least for some topics. But after using DDG as my main search engine for about a year, > especially…
Sounds cool but I'm kind of reluctant to run a VBox only described by a pastebin-like bit of text. Does anyone else think that way?
I prefer comparisons of XML and LISP syntax to counter people complaining about the latter, while happily applying the former to pretty much everything under the Sun (application configuration, data exchange, dependency…
I still see my reply when I'm logged in, I noticed it disappeared from public view after I tried to edit it... [edit] I had included the features-link again and this reply was hidden. [edit2] Still hidden... HN doesn't…
https://duck.co/help/features seems to be a good starting point, since it has links to the bang syntax(e.g. '!gh junit', '!a sicp'), instant answers('4 euros in €') and more. I learned most of the things I use today by…
This post made me finally create an account here. I do admit that personalized searches improve result quality a lot, at least for some topics. But after using DDG as my main search engine for about a year, > especially…