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Tell HN: Adsense started altering the pages it is on
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I don't understand it. So there are bots that have been posting "porn" for a bunch of years. And now they post political messages. How does that influence anybody? Who subscribes to porn bots? I would have thought only other
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7y ago
Try to avoid the use of ‘IN’ or ‘NOT IN’. By doing this you are performing a full table scan as the query engine looks through every row to check if the condition is met. Is that really true for PostgreSQL? Take this q
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This means that every vote results in a response that's usually around 10KB gzipped I have Facebook open in another window and opened the network inspector to compare it: Just moving the mouse towards the like button crea
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7y ago
If you want to use a different language, why would you care about the compile target? Compiling is done by the compiler. So to the developer it is the same. No matter if it comiles to Javascript or Webassembly. In the end, I don't thin
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I wouldn't be surprised if improvements in Javascript execution will make webassembly obsolete. It already has a slim advantage of being 2x faster. And Javascript has so many advantages in terms of handling. No compilation step needed
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7y ago
It is. It is a bunch of complex commands. Just look at the proposed solutions on Stackoverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8442147/how-to-delete-or...
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7y ago
The one annoying thing about SQLite is that there is no easy way to change the table structure. Adding/Removing/Renaming columns is super complicated and afaik there is no good command line tool that does it for you. That is the p
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7y ago
On most desktop browsers you should be able to right-click the image and display it in a new tab which then lets you zoom any way you want. On Android there is a setting to always enable zoom.
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I have been using Thunderbird since forever and I am mostly happy. I have 5 email accounts and access them all via Imap. One thing that annoys me is that for some time now (after I upgraded to a newer Mint version? Not sure.) it is slow to
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7y ago
"Bigger" as in higher market cap. How big are Amazon and eBay these days in terms of dollar value sold via their market places? If eBay is anywhere near Amazon and Shopify stores outsell eBay, that would be pretty spectacularely.
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7y ago
One thing I always wonder when I see native software posted here: How do you guys handle the security aspect of executing stuff like this on your machines? Skimming the repo it has about a thousand lines of code and a bunch of dependencies
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7y ago
we're least aware of what our minds do best I'm not sure we are aware of anything. If you ask me: How much is 2x3? I might think: That's easy! I just have to imagine 3 stones. Then I imagine two p
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What makes them "one of the best in the business" when evaluating their trustworthyness? I wonder if it really would be a good choice to use a registrar from another country. Since I am not based in France, I could probably not af
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Ask HN: How to reliably register domains in Europe?
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The problem is: I have yet to find a person in the fediverse that interests me. I like to read tweets from accomplished people. Successful startup founders for example. Is there anybody out there? Any links to people of significance in the
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7y ago
If that is true, Twitter should also block every newspaper out there. Their bloated websites max out my CPU too.
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7y ago
Reminds me of https://www.bestgoodthings.com
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"hello world!" | p(print) Too bad this "p" thing is needed. This would be so cool: "hellow world!" | print I whish real pipes came to all programming languages.
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7y ago
What is "a wallet code"?
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7y ago
We developers and startup founders can vote with our feet. If we want to keep a free open web or turn it into a Google owned publishing platform. If we want to keep it open, we can simply keep building great websites. Real websites. Without
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9y ago
What type of stuff is between us and the planet and stays on the same pixel all the time? I would assume everything in the universe moves all the time. We move. The other planet moves. How can something block the same pixel of our view of t
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Meaning if there are 24 factors crucial for life to evolve, and each has a 10% chance of occurring - it's actually quite likely only one planet would win on this lottery. Is it? What is the probability?
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9y ago
Then why can't we make sharp high resolution photos of distant planets? Shouldn't we be able to average out all the noise for every pixel if we just collect light long enough?
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challenges start at 100000 req/sec Only if you have a well configured cache in front of your cms. If you don't expect any significant traffic, it's perfectly reasonable to serve directly from your cms. And that migh
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9y ago
Back in the day, I really loved Poser on the Mac. Is there a good web-based or free linux alternative these days? Something you can use to create realistic humans?
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Evolution will no longer be taught in Turkish schools
(npr.org)
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No demo?
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10y ago
A self-learning, genre agnostic music recommender with a nice interface is http://www.gnoosic.com It has been learning on it's own for years now and works pretty well for me.
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Ask HN: What's the best non-tech book you ever read?
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11y ago
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