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Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
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This is a honest question, but may I ask what you found to be hard about it? For long I was scared of it because so many people say it's crazy complex. But actually it took no more than a dozen of hours for me to learn it and get a wor
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6y ago
Not having a v2.0 does not mean it's old, it just means that they did not break backward-compatibility since then.
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6y ago
With our current knowledge and technology, you are right, but nobody knows what we might discover in the future. Even if FTL were indeed impossible, I think pursuing it would bring interesting discoveries and technologies.
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6y ago
I think the other way around: we don't have the knowledge or technology to even make a reasonably feasible teleportation theory. Once we colonize the solar system, the next frontier to explore will be interstellar travel. I think resea
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6y ago
> No, nowhere in the world is nuclear power economically competitive. I only said that the problems in France are mostly due to politics, and so that we cannot use this specific example as an argument. This does not imply any affirmation
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> Nuclear is in a bad state in France. Their recent attempts to build new reactors have gone massively over budget. Existing reactors are aging and it looks like they cannot replace them. This is a political problem which has nothing to
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In French we used to have "le site du zéro". It was a very popular collaborative site with a ton of free courses for beginners in (mostly) programming. Today it feels that it just became a somewhat bland and nothing-special corpor
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6y ago
Yes, it's everywhere when you search technical topics in Japan.
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As a developer, I can say that this is maybe possible, but not easy. Because so many things have to be hardcoded in the manifest, the code and UK gets complicated and messy quickly if you try to workaround to provide both ways.
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I still didn't decide if it would be a good a or bad thing actually.
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Ironically the only time I wanted to use this feature was to separate my accounts related to my project and browser extension. Except that the mozilla 's site does not care about your privacy. Whether you use containers or not, they au
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Brave is getting more and more my attention lately. I didn't migrate yet, but I am very impressed. The freshness and innovation reminds me of Opera in the early 2000. I have been a loyal user of Firefox ever since I quit Opera (ironica
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Given that aws just built DocumentDB, I am not sure if the licensing changing anything. I would even say that this choice actually hurts MongoDB because I am less likely to choose it since they have less practical hosting solutions.
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Seeing so much political topics, and especially bad news most of the time makes us feeling bad and pessimistic about many things that are objectively not so important. A big part of the people working for influencial companies (GAFAM) are m
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For me all the old accents feels similar, so it reminds me of some Louis-de-Funès movies. My grand-parents still today have a similar way of speaking as well. It is not only the accent, but also the pace and vocabulary. Also, nowadays every
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This time I decided to go with an IT-unrelated project and I started writing a SF novel in English. Not being a native speaker, I expected the language to be my main difficulty, but turns out it isn't. I am learning a lot about how to
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Truth is, Japan is a country with a lot more freedom than most western countries, so it is not surprising to find weird things or things that most people would find unethical. You can certainly trash 99% of the "weird Japan" stori
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Ask HN: Help me find who is leaking my data
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Here in Japan literally everyone uses LINE and it is far better than WhatsApp. Way more features, it's independent and the business model is sane and clear. I just switched my family to it, because that was the last reason for me to us
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I have quit and relapsed caffeine a few times in the past. Now I quit about a year ago and did not relapse. This time I did so by reducing the quantity progressively over a week, and I did not experience any headache at all. I don't fe
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Are we back in 1990? Internet and computers are a critical part of everyday's life and will probably grow even more in the future. Childrens should definitely have screens and learn how to use it safely and smartly. When my parents lim
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Show HN: I made an accessibility app to learn Japanese
(kanjimi.com)
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This $1k drop is more than my total rent in Tokyo for 45 square meters, close to a station and the center.
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I feel lucky that as a developer I have had the chance to participate in building the web in my lifetime. Of course I am just one person among the millions that builds it, so I am humbled but also very proud of it. I cannot think of a singl
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To have clean URLs I have in the past had a setup like this, which won't be possible anymore: http://foo.localhost/ -> 127.0.0.1:80 http://bar.localhost/ -> 127.0.0.2:80 This way you can
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This is so well-written that I cannot tell if it is irony or not.
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> Well, since there are only two web crawlers left, and the other one doesn't look like Google.... no. Sorry, I was not meaning "search engine" but "search term" / "search results" on google :)
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Google almost does not show results for “coronavirus”
(google.com)
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I rarely use Google nowadays, but I was a bit surprised that I could hardly find search results anymore. 90% of the page does not contain actual results, and I have to scroll down for a long time to actually see it. Has it become common for
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