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by a022311 9mo ago
I totally agree. This is the fundamental reason I've stayed off there until now. I'm not about to tie my permanent identity to a domain which I might not own tomorrow. And did:plc is not an option for obvious reasons.
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by a022311 9mo ago
It should be noted that AppImages tend to be noticeably slower at runtime than other packaging methods and also very big for typical systems which include most libraries. They're good as a "compile once, run everywhere" appro
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by a022311 9mo ago
I wish I knew about this when I lived in a house without Ethernet sockets! I needed it in the attic for my PC and servers and all I had were slow, unreliable TP-Link Powerline adapters. My first speed test gave me 37.1Kbps (after painfully
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by a022311 9mo ago
I do this like... every single time (although with a shorter and slightly more common ancient Greek word). It's quite fun actually!
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by a022311 9mo ago
Nope, it doesn't contain zeta (ζ), xi (ξ) and theta (θ).
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by a022311 9mo ago
It will be much easier if you learn modern Greek first. Keep in mind that it's very hard, even for native Greek speakers. Be prepared to spend a few years doing that ;)
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by a022311 9mo ago
I think both of you are correct. LLMs do empower you (and by "you" I mean the reader or any other person from now on) to actually complete projects you need in the very limited free time and have available. Manually coding the sam
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by a022311 9mo ago
It's interesting to see another use case for passkeys. The demo doesn't work with Bitwarden though :(
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by a022311 9mo ago
I'll have to second this. It's not even on Apple's homepage! I hadn't heard it mentioned for months before today. It had its niche share of users who actually found it useful, but apart from them it seems that the worl
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by a022311 9mo ago
It's been a few years since I last used a Mac and the careful design I had known no longer exists. This made me realize the situation even worse than I imagined it to be based on Tahoe's reviews. Even without a designer's det
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A Bite of the Forbidden Fruit(shreyanjain.net)
2 points by a022311 9mo ago|0 comments
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by a022311 9mo ago
I read the whole thing and I think it's useful to view this topic under a different lens. The most astonishing part for me is that it was written over 30 years ago! I'm a bit grateful that science today isn't nearly that adva
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by a022311 9mo ago
Φίλε έχουμε ακόμα κάνα οχτάωρο... Happy new year anyway!
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by a022311 10mo ago
The Bible and the Big Bang theory are not mutually exclusive. The Old Testament is a very symbolic book and gives no specific details on how exactly the world was created, other than the seven days of creation. We know that the 7 days weren
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by a022311 10mo ago
I'll admit it does look a bit like an IOCCC [0] entry. Can someone please do it for us? [0]: https://www.ioccc.org/
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by a022311 10mo ago
The Pudding had a nice article explaining how streaming revenue is distributed: https://pudding.cool/2022/06/streaming/
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by a022311 10mo ago
Nice touch that it thought of Bellard for 'Emulating Windows 10 in the browser'! He's already halfway there with the Windows 2000 emulator: https://bellard.org/jslinux/
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Brussels nativity scene faces controversy over faceless characters(brusselstimes.com)
2 points by a022311 10mo ago|1 comments
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by a022311 10mo ago
> You need to be a web dev or a sys admin to be able to wrangle that thing. I totally disagree. You do need a tiny bit of command line experience to install and update it (nothing more than using a text editor and running `docker compose
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by a022311 11mo ago
I'm here just under two years (I was browsing before creating an account) and I'm immensely grateful to have this in my life. HN is a tiny corner of the internet where I can consistently find high quality stories and learn somethi
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by a022311 11mo ago
Shor's algorithm has been known for a while now (apparently since 1994) and is the main reason quantum-resistant cryptography became an important research subject. The article explains it nicely (for someone like me who doesn't kn
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by a022311 11mo ago
> Nothing substantial has happened to the three texts since last week, it's just that "chat control is back" drives traffic and "Council preparatory body formally approves draft position that got consensus previously
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by a022311 11mo ago
Oh, sorry! I searched to see if this was mentioned before, but I didn't find any results. I guess I could have used a slightly better query...
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GrapheneOS is leaving France after receiving threats from law enforcement(grapheneos.social)
45 points by a022311 11mo ago|9 comments
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by a022311 11mo ago
The latest iPhone is pretty close I think.
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by a022311 11mo ago
> - Compile speed. Why do people care so much? Use debug for correctness and iterating your code. You're hardly going to change much between runs, and you'll get an incremental compile. Let rust-analyzer tell you if there are e
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by a022311 11mo ago
Interesting how 10 years later we saw an actual cellphone with this color...
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by a022311 11mo ago
Exactly this. I was surprised to see these comments and then I realized that NoScript blocked the JS (as it should have). The web is so much nicer without JS.
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by a022311 11mo ago
> One of the actually most valuable thing my father did for me, definitely in terms of education outcome and career. Was getting me interested and spending time with me and explaining me things. The particulars do not matter, I can not r
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by a022311 11mo ago
I really like the idea and I wish I was introduced to Linux too as a kid! (although I did eventually get into it myself when I was 13) Linux has a really steep learning curve for people who have only learned Windows at school or are used to

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