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Hey what happened to my submission title? I swear it started with “10 PRINT”. Perhaps a mod/admin changed it, but I don’t have an option to edit it now.
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Print, a one-line BASIC program
(10print.org)
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Now all we need is a wrapper/UI/manager/aggregator for all these "free" AI tools/pages so that we can use them without going into the hassle of changing tabs ;-)
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Configserver.com will be closing down on 31 August 2025
(configserver.com)
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And like most things nowadays, it would get filled with highly illegal content within hours of you putting it there. The good old (innocent) days are gone and the society we’re living is not mature/educated enough for such ideas.
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I had a very similar idea but never materialized it, a big bravo to you for actually building something and not staying at the idea level. I assume you want to make some money out of it? Like the guy that made 1mil for selling pixels. Hope
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I’ll second this idea. Keeping track of your hours on high altitude is important sine you get more radiation than us on the ground. I’ve read various articles about pilots & flight attendants health affected by higher exposure to radiat
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"Astronomy Picture of the Day" by NASA turns 30 today and they've shared an amazing mosaic.
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APOD is 30 Years Old Today
(apod.nasa.gov)
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I totally agree. When you go into that much trouble of creating an alternative (safer) EU DNS, try at least to make it user memorable by using easy IPs. I don5 understand why other HN users have downvoted your comment.
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We’re never going to leave this planet/solar system if we don’t discover FTL (Faster Than Light) travel. Pretty scary if you think about how ridiculously empty is space.
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Too bad the author didn’t explain more the concept of the “parent” universe and how our own (contracting & expanding) universe got created. Nice things to read/consider/ponder late at night :-)
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I’m going to be this “old grumpy” guy and mention that I hate it when I see plain text URLs which aren’t hyperlinked… come on, we’re in 2025 just do us a favor and put links, why do I have to select the text, copy it, open a new tab and the
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Very nice and explanation post. I need to try this with Unicode (Greek) characters.
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Torrent link anyone?
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My favorite punch line from the post "...serves to highlight just how out of touch the wealthy are with regular people..."
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Thanks for this!!! My memory isn’t that good, and if you see I had commented in the previous post as well :-)
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1y ago
I remember playing around with a lenses and light sources simulator, but can’t find the link :-( If I’m not mistaken it was posted here on HN but couldn’t find it by searching with various related keywords. If anyone has it please share :-)
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Paywalled :-( "The SIK3-N783Y mutation is associated with the human natural short sleep trait" - https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2500356122
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Natural short sleepers have a genetic mutation
(medicalxpress.com)
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Ah yes, our favorite HN “entertainment”. Scientists, quantum physicists in our case, having a beef about Hawking radiation :-) Besides some high level ideas, which even us normal people can understand, there are so many details linked in th
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The announcement from y-cruncher (The first scalable multi-threaded Pi-benchmark for multi-core systems) https://www.numberworld.org/y-cruncher/news/2025.html#2025_5...
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> Because sometimes, dishonest people do win. Let me fix this for you… Because always, dishonest people do win. Good read and it would make a good short film :-)
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It pairs well with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultimate_fate_of_the_universe
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Most probably I’m going to get downvoted, but I’m gonna say it… It’s a pity they don’t support Greek language, keeping in mind that almost all medical terminology has Greek origins. Anyhow, this is a step in the good direction and for sure
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There isn’t a single user (presenter) that would ask something like this. Only a presenter that has to follow some strict “high security” procedures would enable something like this. A politician, for example, will have an excuse in case so
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LOL Another stupid feature (enforced by regulations/law/policies) that has no real world use, besides making us users angry :-( Like Google collecting all of our location history for their own usage, but not allowing us to see it
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These two short emails are the best tech flex I’ve ever seen ;-) Nice one and enjoy your retirement!
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Why do web designers make it difficult to see the actual photo? They've gone into the trouble of putting an enlarge icon (and needed code), but it still displays a small window. I can understand that it's there to deter simple use
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As an owner of two Synology boxes (and maintainer of a couple more), I’m not happy about these news. Synology needs to rethink its user base, upgrade their hardware offerings and avoid be lead by profit hunting board members. I hope someone
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