SuperHeavy256

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by SuperHeavy256 2y ago
Yeah I agree this was very confusing.
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by SuperHeavy256 2y ago
This is (unfortunately) true.
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by SuperHeavy256 2y ago
What's your point actually?
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
thanks, as if anyone going to stop scrolling after reading this.
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
So the first step of this huge mess was: a social engineering attack. Attacking a tired, burnt-out open source project developer and peer pressuring him into giving more control of the repo to the attacker.
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
The page refuses to load... hmm.
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
I agree with this
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
I wish there was a Discord community of people who are teaching themselves Mathematics with the help of books, videos, etc.
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
How soon can I use this to write code?
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
So basically busybox?
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
I've long wanted a successor to CSV, but this is kinda stupid. People like CSVs because they look good, feel natural even in plaintext. This is the same reason that Markdown in successful. As for including commas in your data, it could
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
Excel Anonymizer is a Python script that anonymizes an Excel file and synthesizes new data in its place. You can now install and use Excel Anonymizer using just: pip install excel-anonymizer excel-anon yourexcelfile.xlsx It can be used in D
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Excel Anonymizer: Anonymize your sensitive Excel files(github.com)
1 points by SuperHeavy256 3y ago|1 comments
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
It asks for access to my private repos. I don't want to give a brand-new AI tool access to my private repos. But if it looking at my private repos was optional, I would try it.
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Show HN: Anonymize_Excel: Anonymizes+Synthesizes new data in an Excel file(github.com)
1 points by SuperHeavy256 3y ago|0 comments
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
How is this "outliers"? These are just the submissions that are really popular
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
unnecessary paranoia.
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
usually it's talking about stuff we're going to do before we do it.
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
which makes sense, because this Anil Seth guy sounds really aloof and seems to have no problem making grandiose statements. Reads like a tabloid that's desperately trying to keep your attention by saying big things.
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
Yes, I too can sing in my mind, but also I can hear the music. So sometimes, I sing a song in my head and it sounds great! But then I try to sing in real life, and since there's no music it's just my voice, and it doesn't sou
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
> "The volume is the same because you can't change the volume of the voice in your head, only the tone and pitch." Huh? That's not true at all, I shouted "I like crickets" in my head so loudly I told myself
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
Perhaps only the letters which were 'really good' were preserved by historians, and most of the average human writing was not as preserved .
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
can you link to it? I'm interested in reading it.
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
Dillo? I haven't heard that name in years! I remember growing up I used the Dillo browser almost daily on my Raspberry Pi(2012). It was faster than Midori, and got me just enough information so that I could learn python from tutorials
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
I think this applies more to creatives, than to other professions.
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
LMFAO thanks that was hilarious
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
I love it, reminds me a lot of Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy.
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
What do you use nostr for? Forgive my ignorance but, does it have uses beyond being a twitter replacement?
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by SuperHeavy256 3y ago
Happy I could help! Hopefully the project grows with time.
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Show HN: Install C – Fast and Simple One-Click Installer for C on Windows(installc.org)
3 points by SuperHeavy256 3y ago|2 comments

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