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entr(1) – run arbitrary commands when files change, uses kqueue(2) (entrproject.org)
L 3 pts 0 comments by sramov Nov 28, 2012 copenbsdreleaseunix thread

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entr(1) – run arbitrary commands when files change, uses kqueue(2) (entrproject.org)
L 3 pts 0 comments by sramov Nov 28, 2012 copenbsdreleaseunix Systems / Low-Level / OS thread
Entr(1) – Run arbitrary commands when files change (eradman.com)
HN 2 pts 1 comments by tambourine_man Aug 4, 2025 thread
Run arbitrary commands when files change (github.com)
HN 1 pts 0 comments by dp-hackernews Sep 27, 2024 thread
Event Notify Test Runner – run arbitrary commands when files change (github.com)
HN 1 pts 0 comments by gjvc Apr 6, 2025 thread
entr: rerun your build when files change (jvns.ca)
L 55 pts 14 comments by inactive-user Jul 1, 2020 cprogramming Systems / Low-Level / OSProgramming (General) thread
acme.sh runs arbitrary commands from a remote server (github.com)
L 60 pts 35 comments by freddyb Jun 9, 2023 security Security / Privacy thread
Show HN: Viking v0.2 – Run commands and copy files over SSH in parallel (github.com)
HN 2 pts 0 comments by heyarey Aug 27, 2024 thread
doccmd: Run commands (linters, formatters, etc.) against code blocks in documentation files (adamtheturtle.github.io)
L 1 pts 1 comments by Sietsebb Mar 26, 2025 programming Programming (General) thread
Cursor runs shell commands straight from files (twitter.com)
HN 1 pts 1 comments by homanp Aug 22, 2025 thread
22% of users would run an arbitrary executable on their machines for a small amount of cash (andrew.cmu.edu)
L 18 pts 4 comments by kb Jun 22, 2014 pdfsecurity Security / Privacy thread
PSA: don't run 'strings' on untrusted files (lcamtuf.blogspot.com)
L 24 pts 3 comments by jcs Oct 25, 2014 securityunix Systems / Low-Level / OSSecurity / Privacy thread
Musical Genres Classified Using the Entropy of MIDI Files (technologyreview.com)
L 7 pts 0 comments by joshuacc Oct 15, 2015 artcompsci Programming Languages / CS TheoryCulture / Philosophy / History / Reading thread
wget Arbitrary Commands Execution (blogs.securiteam.com)
L 9 pts 3 comments by mulander Jul 5, 2016 security Security / Privacy thread
Node truncates a 64 bit file inode to a 53-bit double, different files/dirs share an inode (github.com)
L 39 pts 20 comments by kb Apr 18, 2017 javascriptsecurity Web DevelopmentSecurity / Privacy thread
MOG (MIMD On GPU) : Run arbitrary parallel code on a GPU (aggregate.org)
L 2 pts 0 comments by joe_the_user Jun 9, 2017 compilerscompscidistributed Systems / Low-Level / OSProgramming (General)Programming Languages / CS TheoryData / Databases / Infrastructure thread
I found this Googling just the other day. Apparently in the 90s this group came up with some general purpose methods of running arbitrary parallel (MIMD) programs on SIMD hardware. The approach seems fascinating in itself. At the same time, as far as I can tell, a significant factor in the ...
Visualizing Entropy in Binary Files (teaearlgraycold.me)
L 3 pts 0 comments by calvin Sep 7, 2017 visualization Design / UX / Visualization thread
Recursive Filesystem Entries (blog.wesleyac.com)
L 14 pts 9 comments by calvin Nov 22, 2017 databases Systems / Low-Level / OSData / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Visualizing Entropy in Binary Files (teaearlgraycold.me)
~ 8 pts 0 comments by unknown May 31, 2018 ~comp Programming (General) thread
How I slashed a SQL query runtime from 380 hours to 12 with two Unix commands (spinellis.gr)
L 26 pts 5 comments by calvin Aug 5, 2018 databasesunix Systems / Low-Level / OSData / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Some humble config files to make OpenBSD run nicely (github.com)
L 13 pts 0 comments by inactive-user Aug 11, 2018 openbsd Systems / Low-Level / OS thread
Developed these config files over time to overcome annoyances, so thought I'd share. Curious about what other tricks you guys use.
cespare/reflex (tool to run a command when files change) (github.com)
L 7 pts 3 comments by friendlysock Oct 17, 2018 devopsunix Systems / Low-Level / OSData / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Run SQL directly on CSV files with q (harelba.github.io)
L 27 pts 4 comments by devy Nov 14, 2018 databasesdevopspython Programming (General)Data / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Build and run tiny VMs from Dockerfiles (github.com)
L 41 pts 9 comments by chrisparnin Mar 31, 2019 programming Programming (General) thread
slim will build a micro-vm from a Dockerfile. Slim works by building and extracting a rootfs from a Dockerfile, and then merging that filesystem with a small minimal kernel that runs in RAM. This results in a real VM that can boot instantly, while using very limited resources. If done properly, s...
Adblock Plus filter exploit to run arbitrary code discovered (ghacks.net)
L 1 pts 0 comments by AugustGarcia Apr 17, 2019 security Programming (General)Security / Privacy thread
AsyncIO-powered python DSL for running commands locally, on docker, or over ssh (pitcrew.io)
L 13 pts 8 comments by joshbuddy Apr 30, 2019 devopspythonshow Programming (General)Programming Languages / CS TheoryData / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Build and run tiny vms from Dockerfiles -- now supporting kvm and hyperkit (github.com)
L 11 pts 3 comments by chrisparnin Jun 14, 2019 devopsvirtualization Systems / Low-Level / OSData / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Plain Text Accounting | Double-Entry Accounting with Plain Text Files in the Command Line (plaintextaccounting.org)
~ 12 pts 3 comments by unknown Oct 4, 2019 ~comp Programming (General) thread
Sudo Flaw Lets Linux Users Run Commands As Root Even When They're Restricted (thehackernews.com)
L 40 pts 27 comments by hwayne Oct 14, 2019 linuxsecurity Systems / Low-Level / OSSecurity / Privacy thread
Sudo flaw lets Linux users run commands as root even when they're restricted (thehackernews.com)
~ 18 pts 2 comments by unknown Oct 14, 2019 ~tech Systems / Low-Level / OSInternet / Digital Culture thread
entr(1): Event notify test runner (eradman.com)
L 55 pts 17 comments by inactive-user Apr 6, 2020 programming Programming (General) thread
I was looking for a replacement for Haskell's [ghcid](https://github.com/ndmitchell/ghcid) to use with Go. This tool made the best first impression.