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Show HN: Simple User Profiles for Git(github.com)
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by KuiN 7y ago
This is misleading at best. The NHS Comissioning Board has commissioned Sapropterin for use. However, due to its extraordinarily high costs and limited efficacy compared to maintaining a restricted diet, it is only prescribed in scenarios w
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by KuiN 7y ago
The results did get better after I discovered that setting a while back. But it's still not close to good enough and I still have to manually stick 'uk' onto a search to find relevant results for most queries.
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by KuiN 7y ago
This is _by far_ my biggest issue with DDG. I've been trying to use it for most of my searching and I'm fine with having to append '!g' to ~25% of my searches, it's not ideal, but whatever, I can manage. Having to a
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by KuiN 7y ago
> (SRAS)
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by KuiN 7y ago
Seems to be struggling with some of the nations in the UK. I can get London (England) and Swansea (Wales) no problem, but Edinburgh, Dundee, Glasgow (Scotland) etc. don't work. Nor do Derry, Belfast etc. (Northern Irish cities).
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by KuiN 7y ago
This was mined not far (at least by Siberian standards) from the Mir mine that hit the front-page [0] a couple weeks back. I started looking for anything mine-looking near Nyurba but couldn't find any likely candidates, I guess it&#x27
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by KuiN 7y ago
The plane did not deviate from its flight plan. FlightRadar24 published[0] the track of the plane vs the other commercial planes taking off from IKA around the same time and vs previous flights of PS752. The plane made no movements that wou
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by KuiN 7y ago
William Langewiesche has an excellent article on Gol 1907: 'The Devil at 37,000ft'. Goes into a bit more depth on your point. Our expectation is that increasing use of tech in planes should make us safer, but in this case it _incr
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by KuiN 7y ago
> The lungs, heart, and liver of a sheep boiled, ground, seasoned, mixed with oatmeal and stuffed in its own rectum Hey we're no monsters. It's the heart, lungs & liver of a sheep stuffed into it's _stomach_ not it&#x2
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by KuiN 7y ago
Many of the "holes" that were "obvious" in the low-res photos have been shown by better photos to be rocks & pebbles (kicked up by the impact) landing on wreckage. As suspicious as it seems given the political contex
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by KuiN 7y ago
Found 51 CVEs relating to systemd since 2012 in a naive search[0]. All software of systemd's complexity has bugs, but a CVE every ~2 months over 7 years isn't hugely encouraging. Never mind the ever increasing surface area as sys
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by KuiN 7y ago
I've always been interested in busybox and other similar tool sets - I even wrote a very simple set of coreutils clones at one point; but I've never really understood the use case. I like Rust & I like using modern tools when
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by KuiN 7y ago
There's a lot of detail in a really in-depth (but very interesting) AnandTech article about Intel's 10nm process [0]. The basic idea is Intel have multiple distinct sets of logical unit designs at different densities which have di
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by KuiN 7y ago
> Zuckerberg (Bad: 1.0000 - Good: 0.0000) At least it gets something right ...
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by KuiN 7y ago
You can. Just not American suburbs, apparently.
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by KuiN 7y ago
Recently switched my work (full stack web) Macbook to Firefox and I'm pleasantly surprised by how capable FF's dev-tools are compared to Chrome. I was expecting it to be a much more difficult transition. Still running Chrome on a
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by KuiN 7y ago
Docker Swarm mode. Honestly it's great, I'm surprised I don't see it spoken about here more often. It's maybe 30 minutes to get started, much less of a brick-wall learning curve than Kubernetes. It does basics well and y
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by KuiN 7y ago
The last human on the moon was almost 50 years ago. Shuttle flights (barring obvious exceptions) were pretty routine; definitely not the most inspiring missions. But humans back on the Moon, or on Mars, in the 21st century and setting up co
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by KuiN 7y ago
It may not be as far away as you think. A lot of Scots are understandably angry at false promises from the 2014 referendum (the famous Better Together tweet [0]) and now Brexit (Scotland voted overwhelmingly to Remain). Polling is starting
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by KuiN 7y ago
> will feature a higher all-core Turbo frequency when it has sufficient cooling Real world performance needs to be seen, but this feels like a stunt to grab headlines and direct some attention away from AMD hammering them relentlessly.
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by KuiN 7y ago
I wouldn't ever trust information from Wikipedia on something as important as visas. That you would provide this information as even remotely authoritative on your website is a huge red flag.
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by KuiN 7y ago
It's an England and Wales thing, not a UK thing.
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by KuiN 7y ago
Not a hugely surprising development given what was discussed yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20640148
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by KuiN 7y ago
OCD is already heavily mis-used. Attaching more meaning to it isn't likely to improve anything.
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by KuiN 7y ago
"File integrity checks added by North Korean developers shows that piracy is a concern and suggests the existence a warez/cracking scene in the DPRK" Fascinating!
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by KuiN 8y ago
You qualify for the debate by getting the right number of donors ? Wow ...
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You Don’t Need All That Complex/Expensive/Distracting Infrastructure(medium.com)
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Show HN: Curated Design Boutique – Hand Curated Design-Led Homeware(curateddesign.boutique)
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by KuiN 9y ago
> ping open.oneplus.net PING hadoop-1219418324.us-east-1.elb.amazonaws.com Your phone usage data going straight into OnePlus' Hadoop cluster?

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