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by Ringz 2y ago
Since we all blindly install anything from GitHub, which has more than 10[0][0][0] stars: wouldn't have to run anything like this automatically over every code before you "run it"? Or, very controversially thought, wouldn&#x2
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by Ringz 2y ago
I have no problem with hundreds of tabs on Firefox.
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by Ringz 2y ago
A long, long time ago, during my studies, I maintained and set up Novell networks, Windows NT, and a proprietary Linux (?) server with specialized law firm software designed for legal partnerships. What I learned from that experience: Lawye
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by Ringz 2y ago
Honest question: Why do I need Hugo, Jekyll, etc. for something like this? A simple HTML should be more than enough, or did I miss something?
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by Ringz 2y ago
> Determinism and free will are pretty irrelevant here. No. It’s the other way around. Free will is the basic for „creating something new“. > Btw, I don't think determinism in humans/AI has anything to do with deliberation.
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by Ringz 2y ago
> Humans create new, spontaneous thoughts. The compatibility of determinism and freedom of will is still controversially debated. There is a good chance that Humans don’t „create“. > There’s no deliberation behind AI, just statistical
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by Ringz 2y ago
Exactly as shown here: https://img.ifunny.co/images/9ceaa0fcb71a2f61bb5ddf5e1129035...
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by Ringz 2y ago
Sorry for the useless comment but I really like the idea of a „anti-cheap system“. I will use it in my next presentation for shareholders. /s
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by Ringz 2y ago
I think there are arguments for both sides, and it is far from being discussed since evidence suggests that excessive social media use can lead to behaviors resembling addiction. There are issues like depression, anxiety, and poor sleep [1
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by Ringz 2y ago
A self hosted repository host gives you the ability to develop software projects without giving up privacy or locking you into a service you don't control.
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by Ringz 2y ago
Since I started using imapfilter [1] on my server and „aggressive unsubscribe“, email is good again. I added a shortcut to my aerc configuration [2] which adds the sender of a selected mail to a file which imapfilter reads to move it in a f
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by Ringz 2y ago
The calculation in the metric system would not necessarily be more complicated, but it would be different because the reference points in the metric system are not directly aligned with the geography of the Earth. "1 knot is about 100
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by Ringz 2y ago
Installed! This should not be a function of the search engine nor a plugin. This should be integrated in the browser. Another great function (not for this plugin) should be the option to "bundle" all search results from the same d
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by Ringz 2y ago
This helps a lot! Thank you very much!
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by Ringz 2y ago
Thanks for your explanation! Very helpful!
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by Ringz 2y ago
Sold my great Onkyo and try to exactly revert it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42689139
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by Ringz 2y ago
I, like an idiot, sold my Onkyo Integra amplifier, radio tuner, tape deck, Canton and KEF speakers for next to nothing and switched to Sonos. I deeply regret it. In my kitchen, there’s an old Grundig radio and a Sonos speaker. Guess which o
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by Ringz 2y ago
The hifiberry documentation is a mess. Let’s say you want to get rid of your Sonos system and start at zero with a Pi (it’s not my first one)… which features could be replaced by hb? What hardware should I buy? Which licenses?
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by Ringz 2y ago
What do you exactly mean with „stolen“? Honest question.
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by Ringz 2y ago
Over the Edge of the World: Magellan's Terrifying Circumnavigation of the Globe
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by Ringz 2y ago
That’s not how satellite orbit works. Imagine that the earth rotates below the sat orbit. And that the sat orbit doesn’t go parallel to Latitude or Longitude.
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by Ringz 2y ago
Sounds like an interesting website. Would you mind sharing the link? Asking for a friend.
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by Ringz 2y ago
> Maybe that's why German tourists are notorious for using towels to try to reserve chairs in tourist resorts the world over? Perhaps the Germans started it, but they are by no means the only nation doing this anymore. They may not
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by Ringz 2y ago
I wrote a few programs on my HP48GX (which still works perfectly). Programs about Maxwell formulas and Einstein's effects where a little bit more complicated. Not once did I think, "But this is exhausting!". However, I stayed
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by Ringz 2y ago
Thank you for acknowledging that it’s not possible to prove that Chinese cars are better. After all, you’ve already retracted your initial claim. > Cool, China subsidizing EU's fight against climate change. Get the free money, save
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by Ringz 2y ago
Better? That needs a proof and I bet you won’t be able to find a peer reviewed example. Cheaper? You raise an easy target here if you ignore the massive subsidies, completely different financial systems and politics. China ignores internati
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by Ringz 2y ago
> but tastes amazing What’s amazing to one person might not be to another. Is it rich and nuanced like a well-made, hand-crafted German sourdough bread (hard to get these days, nearly impossible in South Africa), or just overly sweet and
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by Ringz 2y ago
Yeah, that makes sense. We will need a Zotero plugin for this citation style.
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by Ringz 2y ago
> Flowtide is a beautiful, smart New Tab page for your browser. Than, please, add a screenshot to the repository. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42201300
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by Ringz 2y ago
Not only are screenshots often missing, but I’m also surprised by how many projects fail to describe the purpose and goals of their project in short, simple sentences. Many mistakenly assume that only users and developers visit the website

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