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This is a genuine color eink, not an lcd mask hack
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Indeed, crazy. Some people think having a child rewrites of a lot of core routines - apparently also those involved into self-preservation. I'm sorry if that comes out as offensive, but this strikes me as something a virus or a parasit
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Yes, the same product with an eink screen on the back would be nice... but different. Personally, I like taking notes while reading a website, and this requires a dual screen. Lenovo has other laptops with eink on the bank, but I'm not
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Can't run Linux, can't run Windows 10 either - so it's not for me.
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Try ranger, even less orthodox, to get a MacOS like navigation into your directories from left to right (aka Miller columns), but with VI key bindings and lots of extra features: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ranger_(fi
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It's 13% nationwide. Some markets may be taking a dive to the exodus, but >10% can't just be explained by interest rates. > I don’t see it stopping any time soon. Their hands are tied. Yes, we're in for a ride, and it w
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Unfortunately, it's not a genuine eink display but a rebranding of Qi hybrid LCD that was made popular in the OLPC. Just look at the announced resolution in dpi in b&w vs color, and you'll see they use a LCD mask in front. If
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> I wish so badly that color e-ink was further along It is coming: a waveshare 7 color eink screen is $600 on aliexpress, 16 second refresh If partial refresh comes more supported in open source, pictures could be drawn immediately with
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Yes. We shouldn't dismiss the weight of non-technical people voting with their dollars. They may not care about i18n, but they do care about cute emoticons. So we get not just unicode support everywhere, but also character pickers insi
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When home prices rise by 11% in the midwest right in the middle of a pandemic, with high unemployment and people fearing for their job, I do see an asset bubble https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/12/success/home
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Windows Mobile had some kind of minimal data mode that worked very well. I don't remember the specifics, but do I know that with WM I used less than 10Mb a month roaming abroad, without doing anything special. I was just using a dedica
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Metformin 1g twice a day MSM 3g + Vitamin C 1g + NAC 600mg thrice a day Kimchi (for Vitamin K) at breakfast, Niacinamide from a multivitamin B + Vitamin D 5kUI + Magnesium glycinate at night, with Melatonin 60 mg sublingual at night (20x th
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> There's also no real reason why you can't have prices in socialism There is: you can't estimate how much people will want something new. Imagine the new macbook air with Apple Silicon. What should the price be, in a soci
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For now, the french Qwant has as litle ties to the US as the swiss Crypto AG had a few years ago. But since that country is part of 9-eyes IIRC, I wouldn't place a lot of faith on that
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It's hacking the body!
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> I mean, what's the end goal? Maximize profits! > If i want success and you give me a choice of "improve what you do" or "improve what you look like" for the same result, I'll take the first one every t
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Do you really think that makes any serious difference if the sites you're visiting serves google ad or uses google analytics? You think you are doing something, but I have strong reservations it achieves anything except making you feel
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Previous discussion about the same effect in the legal system: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24044409 Personally, I find it very surprising most hackers have such a disdain for physical beauty, given the huge ROI for
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I use Bing (and Edge, and Windows 10...) but for the average HN reader that's not cool enough. Tech is more and more about personal branding and following the hype train. DDG is in. Bing is not. Also, for the older crowd who came from
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It's a bit more than just hype: it's rebranding Bing results to make them more palatable to a EU audience, while guzzling on public subsidies to pretend it's a EU unicorn and gather support from nationalists. There are actua
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> Hilariously, they asked everyone at the gate to remove their masks to get scanned. AFAIK, everyone before me did, as did the few I saw behind me Say out loud "But I don't want to catch Covid and die!" Pretending you care
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I think it's only in the EU that you are asked to give an ID when purchasing a prepaid simcard.
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Where can I buy that marvel?
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Didn't you wear a covid mask? Simple solution: just wear sunglasses on top. Then simply refuse to remove either. It's about creating a shelling point: face scanner work on the pre-covid premise that most people were NOT covering t
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Isn't that the clone that's using bing results and public subsidies to pretend it's a EU unicorn and gather support from nationalists? Sorry if it's rude, but that's my take on it - a public subsidies scam. The hatr
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It's clear to me that they will. Amazon, Google, Microsoft each have a cloud offering. The M1 is just what Apple needed to compete there.
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I would pay good money to be able to talk directly to their SQLite, without any abstraction layer inbetween, to get some extra performance/lower latency - and I don't think I'm alone. In fact, even if it wasn't SQLite bu
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that is enough of a reason to try it, thanks!
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Indeed, that's what I currently have, but for this database I'm looking at alternatives (ex: clickhouse) that could get everything and "send it onward" on a schedule. It's just a glorified bulk insert with extra mov
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Before pgbouncer, I was running with 6000 active connections, each of them doing insertions. I fail to see how replicas can help if your input comes from that many clients doing writes, each already having an internal pool. I tried various
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