Similar words: pack on, tack on, back on, crack on, track on, go back on, fall back on, turn one's back on. Meaning: v. fix a computer program piecemeal until it works.
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1. Lee hacked on and collected a favourable bounce to dot down at the posts.
2. I still shudder when I look hack on the past.
3. While you are free to life hack on your own terms, don't forget these universal principles.
4. The green so of cutting hack on energy use strikes me as misguided.
5. I never could understand why anybody would want to daily cut and hack on bodies or parts of bodies.
6. The right-hand side in Figure 1 represents the kind of coding you did in high school: you hack on it until it works, then continue to hack to make changes.
7. It's a small notion, but it matters, because in the long run we want our handset developers to be open, and let us hack on them as much as we want.
8. A database back-end is too dangerous and unfriendly. What if I need to hack on the data directly?
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