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by DailyHN 7y ago
DiffBot - sounds like it alerts me when a page changes.
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Awesome! I've been wanting to do this.
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Thanks for sharing about it taking thirty years. I can only imagine that it becomes so much harder of a problem to solve when the symptoms are as severe as a migraine. Unfortunately, I don't think people understand how long it takes to
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> Tbh I would rather have to take painkillers sometimes than do keto intermittent fasting every day with organic vegan weeks. Lucky for you it seems you haven't been exposed to pain killer addiction and death. But, not as lucky sinc
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> Even when they are triggered the brain is mistaken that something is wrong. Seems like pain is an indicator that something is wrong to me.
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I think your stretching/twisting what I said quite a bit.
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Growing up, I had multiple friends die from brain aneurysms. Those start with a bad headache. That has lead to me avoiding all medicines every time I get a headache (yes, I understand correlation is not causation). My primary route to solve
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Better reference than Netflix?
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Yes, that would be great. This is a real problem for me. Especially because I don't drink coffee, either.
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How can that be lucrative?
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Not hard. No dedicated device required, either. It requires reverse engineering which data in being transferred to the school. This likely occurs using a simple HTTP request. Or series of requests. Copy the data from that HTTP request. Then
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Selling blood is somewhat outlawed. I say somewhat because you can still receive gift cards and movie tickets. Selling plasma for cash is mostly done by very impoverished people. I used to live a few blocks from one of these businesses. The
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People are saying that this looks like React Native fork. Since the project hasn't acknowledged the forking, they already have given good reason to be suspicious.
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Those images aren't visible on mobile. And I was expecting much worse when I viewed them in desktop mode. Based on the stage they're at, I'd save optimizing the landing page design for the future. Though, I would put effort t
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What about encoding long term memories in DNA?
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Yes, I agree with the outcome of the article. The sad thing is that anyone could ever imagine ticketing(monetary fines) as a good idea to control homelessness. That's kicking someone when they're already down. Very sad.
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Recommendation: Raise your kids around homelessness. Why? Because then they will learn to have compassion for these people. And maybe then, with compassion that doesn't come from a sheltered life, one will use their privileged educatio
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#1 is a problem that needs to be solved, yes. No, I don't think asylums are the solution. "Crazy people and drug addicts" can be rehabilitated. At this point, the only people in problem #1 are those that simultaneously have p
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I understand what happened. I'm just sad this is what we're talking about in 2019.
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It's also sad to see that my city spends extra money to make sure that every bench is designed so that sleeping on it is uncomfortable, if not impossible.
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If you think ticketing homeless people will solve the homelessness problem, then you are the reason homelessness is still a problem. Articles like this make me sad. Humanity can do better. What's wrong with us?
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You should try it out.
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Yes, and this becomes exceedingly important as the number and complexity of automations increases. Huginn can assist in organizing complex workflows into manageable components.
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Sometimes a smoothie around 3pm that contains plant proteins, collagen protein, amazing grass, 1/4 cup of blueberries, ground chia seeds, and maca powder. I've been intermittent fasting + keto for the majority of the past five yea
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I use HTTP cloud functions (google/firebase version of aws lambda). Firebase database for long term persistence. Huginn for scheduling and event based triggers of those cloud functions.
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> How does configuration works? Is it just configurable through the webinterface or can I update/set workflows with some external script? Primarily Web interface. Though, the CommanderAgent can configure and trigger other agents. Yo
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Ok, so in the remote agent: Retrieving data from huginn can be done with the DataOutputAgent. Sending data to huginn can be achieved through the WebhookAgent.
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What do you mean remote agents? Can it be accessed over HTTP? Then yes. One of the great features of huginn is the diagram. That's where there are green and red indicators. Red indicates both errors and when a longer than expected peri
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Mostly assisting in curating news about niche technologies (angular, react). What's a "major issue"? At this point, I feel that I'm well versed in when to use huginn. That helps me avoid most issues. I use Zapier all the
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@dsander I immediately recognized your username from GitHub Thanks for all the work you've put in! I run Huginn on Heroku. I haven't had any significant issues since it's been running. It's been so long since I've s

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