Liner in a sentence as a noun

" and then Steve whips off a one liner to accounting that says "Get off this guy's back we need this.

I whipped up a quick 80-liner in go to serve a single CGI script, and then told nginx to reverse proxy.

He had a post, years ago, on why A/B testing needs to be a one-liner or you will never do it.

As a newbie, you're explaining basic shell constructs as if I don't know, then trying to sum up strings in a one liner.

Michael added my own one-liner change and listed me as the author for the git commit.

Which is a detail missed by the snarky one-liner, maybe because one-liners suck.

" I showed Jobs all my liner notes and lyrics and took him to record stores near San Jose State and Berkeley to buy Dylan bootlegs.

As a programmer, stop talking to me informally and redefining types as one liners.

What surprised and frustrated me sometime is my "shallow" one liner got a lot more upvotes than my longer, more thoughtful comments.

"Point being, if the function is already written, any operation is a one-liner.

They'll post one-liner attack comments and call that "enlightened discourse", then call someone else's similar comment a "troll".

I would try boiling it down to a few short bullets or an effective one-liner instead of leaning on people knowing what dropbox does and somehow apply it to your model.

The exercise was 'wouldn't it be neat if there was a lisp-based facility for doing things like this awk one-liner, since it might get people into using lisp' not 'translate this awk into CL'.

I would think CSS positioning would be a one-liner, but instead it's a collection of context-dependent, browser-dependent recipes.

Employee who's experienced firsthand what he thinks are a lot of the reasons behind the company's decline, and you step in with a snarky one-liner that basically says everything he's written is invalid.

A man in a canoe comes by and ask's him to jump on and he declines, saying that the lord God will save me, a man in a speedboat comes by and he declines again, saying that the lord God will save me, a cruise liner comes by and he declines again and straight after he drowns.

Many good programmers put in this situation significantly underperform their true abilities.- It's not a great idea to evaluate someone purely on the basis of puzzle-solving ability.- Many one-liner puzzles are bad indicators, because you either need to "know the trick" or have memorized the answer.

Liner definitions

noun

(baseball) a hit that flies straight out from the batter; "the batter hit a liner to the shortstop"

noun

a protective covering that protects an inside surface

See also: lining

noun

a piece of cloth that is used as the inside surface of a garment

See also: lining

noun

a large commercial ship (especially one that carries passengers on a regular schedule)