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KMnO4
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KMnO4
4y ago
The Kobo is one of my favourite ereaders. I have half a dozen of them now and pick them up from FB Marketplace for $10-20 whenever I see them. You can flash new firmwares by simply dropping a zip file on the SD card, and most models have su
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4y ago
Thanks, you’re the first person to mention my username :D And thanks for reminding me of that; I always enjoy watching Martyn’s videos.
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This isn’t the calculator you’re looking for! This is: https://www.abrathatfits.org/calculator.php The biggest problem is that bra sizes are a measurement of volume, not just circumference. Stores will typically use a formu
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4y ago
It’s absolutely a good feature. I was a passenger in a car crash last year. I don’t remember where my phone ended up, but after the crash sent everything flying, I saw someone else’s phone in front of me and immediately activated the emerge
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4y ago
I see “$1 trial then $95 per month”. Perhaps it’s different if you sign up directly.
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4y ago
Some people value information and are willing to pay for reliable news. I’m sure the pool of people willing to pay $100/month for a single website is pretty small, though. Edit: https://archive.vn/7jm09
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4y ago
You made an imaginary scenario designed to make the AI look bad. Of course that’s not a great display of the use case. How about this? > Book me a table for me and Michele tonight at Kingsley’s. > “Okay, I checked in at Kingsley’s but
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$5000? I think it should be in at least the same order of magnitude what the black market would pay for a leak. Most people wouldn’t sell data for $40,000 if the bug bounty was $35,000. But that lastpass leak is worth many tens of thousands
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I find the technology gatekeeping to be appalling. How can people make the argument that this is “blatant theft from Greg Rutkowski“ but turn a blind eye to Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, DALL-E, etc? At least Unstable Diffusion isn’t predom
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> Of course Google doesn't care about a free email user I pay $180/year for Google Workspace and Google still doesn’t care about me.
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4y ago
Every time people reminisce about “the old web”, they’re forgetting about how pages like this used to put all the (non responsive) content in a <center> tag which made it much harder to actually read with human eyes.
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4y ago
Compile with optimizations enabled.
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4y ago
Sounds like you don’t own your music either.
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4y ago
They’re not banning nicotine. You’re complaining that spraying crops with DDT was banned because “corn is actually tasty”.
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4y ago
If a username is completely inactive, GitHub support is pretty good about releasing the name if you ask.
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4y ago
I suspect once general NLP models become cheap and widely accessible, we'll see a lot of niche tools that can transform data from one type into another. E.g. you could just paste the recipe in and the tool would already be prompted wit
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Google auth is simple to implement and the overwhelming majority of web users have access to a Google account. I much prefer it over having them write their own auth and I have to sign up with email. It looks like your screenshot includes t
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4y ago
Despite their aggression and desire for sugar, wasps are useful and important pollinators the same way that bees are.
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I am an (amateur, non professional) artist and I am a big supporter of AI generated art tools. The main issue is that anyone can write a simple prompt and get 85% of the way to an image that previously required a decade of experience to cre
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4y ago
I use Ubuntu every day, but don’t care about Twitter in the slightest. Even if I used Twitter, HN is for intellectual curiosity, not big corp drama.
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Don’t tell the Italians. https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english-italian...
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Yes, performance is absolutely awful. Not just individual (it’s a heavy react app), but it’s not really possible to use search when you have more than a couple hundred pages. I swear their test fixture is a site with no more than 5 pages an
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4y ago
Better yet, pick up a Kobo. You drop a zip file on the SD card and get a full Linux environment. I picked up a few of them for $10 each (used)
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4y ago
You may be interested in Orion browser. It’s not Firefox, but it supports the same web extensions that Firefox/Chrome uses. https://browser.kagi.com/
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This is not necessarily true depending on code. Some builds do not have grounded outlets as long as a GFCI is installed at the distribution. It’s weird and unnatural, but there’s nothing inherently wrong.
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4y ago
It’s an interesting concept, but looks like it’s not executed well. At least in my country, the app has three reviews (total) over 2 years, with an average rating of 2 stars. You need network in dating apps. If no one is using the app, ther
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Guess I’ll just add a couple NPM packages. Easy 6k LOC.
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> Teams meetings with the other participants on a virtual monitor about 2 metres away were very noticeably less psychologically stressful. How were you projected? Was everyone else looking at a person gazing vaguely in the direction of t
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I currently have satellite with Xplornet and pay $99/mo for a 50gb cap. For the target demographic, 1TB is more than fair.
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4y ago
Try this link: http://es.b-ok.lat/
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