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Ask HN: What software do you dream about, but do not have time to do yourself?
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This! I couldn't really figure out what bothered me so much about Mastodon and it's exactly what you explain in this comment. I wish the local instance wouldn't matter as much as it does, which would also pave the way for sin
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I'd like to add some context here: the whole cooking pasta with the stove off became a major talking point in Italian social media some months ago (I'm serious). It all started with a popular science educator posting a video on Yo
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Software Abstraction Barrier
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Most importantly, why would it be better as a protocol? Twitter's "problems" are social and not technological.
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Exodus? Isn’t he firing them all? Anyway will be interesting to see how this plays out.
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> The David of Michelangelo is the most famous italian sculpture The most famous sculpture. Period. I can't think of any other piece of art (maybe with the exception of the Mona Lisa which is not a sculpture) that is more famous or
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> It’s impossible for Niemann to prove he didn’t cheat. Niemann doesn't have to approve such a thing. It falls on the accuser to prove that the accused is guilty.
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You’re making it sound as if Italy is a third-world country heading towards societal collapse. It’s the second largest manufacturer in the EU with a lot of companies producing high-tech products (Arduino is Italian, for example). It’s also
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Ten Thousand Years of Patriarchy
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(Singly) Linked Lists Explained in PHP
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Functional programming is a universal programming paradigm
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Physical space is not the only issue. Your average US adult consumes more than 100 times than an adult from a developing country. Doubling that number would have disastrous consequences for the planet.
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The issue is that some of these domain-specific search engines kinda suck on their own, for example reddit search is notoriously bad. This is often overcome by searching what you want in a general-purpose search engine and appending "r
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Using Python schema to validate scraped objects
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> Otherwise we end up like Europe, I was there for a month earlier this year and their roads are unplanned, narrow, chaotic dogshit I wish this was true. But it's like this only in the historic centers which (obviously) have not bee
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> Those very things that make living near or in a city interesting for many people Most of the time, the types of bars and restaurants that rely on office workers as customers are not going to be the type of bars and restaurants you'
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It's ridiculous that we'd have to set up and use a third-party app for a service we pay for.
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Ask HN: Is there a use for Twitter hashtags?
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Can't you wear the special clothes without belonging to the specific caste?
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Of course he does not believe that making Tesla workers work in-office will increase demand for Tesla, but Elon Musk dunking on remote work is bound to have some effect on other tech CEOs which might create a ripple effect and cause even mo
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The Pain of Finishing Projects
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Start from a problem you have and work from there. If you don't have any (unsolved) problems then ask the people around you, you're bound to find something. But finding and solving a problem is half the work, the other half (and h
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Huggingface is great! The only issue is the documentation which is rather lacking if you want to get more serious about writing custom models and solving more complex issues than what normally documented in the examples there.
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We might have reached the highest price of wheat in history. A lot of historical things happening as of late.
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VSCode is Electron-based and it's quite efficient and not such a memory hog.
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While it might seem trivial, having certain small luxuries in the front can do wonders for morale.
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Doesn't the VSCode vim plugin support Vim macros as well?
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It's to decrease reliance on Russian gas. If Germany is almost entirely reliant on Russian gas then they cannot impose serious sanctions on Russia without Russia shutting down the gas supply.
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I really enjoy reading newsletters and I have always really liked the idea of RSS feeds. So I thought to myself, why not combine the two? So I made a service that sends me daily/weekly/monthly digests of all the new posts from the
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