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   by adr1an 3y ago

   We need more DjVu!
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   by adr1an 3y ago

   I used Manjaro long ago, and loved their GUI to switch kernels [0]. I think the labels are quite informative there. There's the 'Recommended' label, but I'm unsure on how do they deal with updates. Jumping across those r
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   by adr1an 3y ago

   I'd rather say that patients are enjoying the improvements in healthcare. As for consumers, there's new 'precision medicine' startups here and there. Most on early stages, I will leave the googling and judging to you...
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   by adr1an 3y ago

   Caddyfile have easier syntax imho. Now, I wonder how does it compares to traefik..
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   by adr1an 3y ago

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   by adr1an 3y ago

   To all the comments on energy usage, check this out! this person is using solar power, https://blog.networkprofile.org/17kw-enphase-solar-install/
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   by adr1an 3y ago

   WOW this is so bad. The title made me think the story had a happy ending, it does not. I'm proud the author had the courage to speak up.
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   For those who've been missing out, here's the history of open source LLMs(cameronrwolfe.substack.com)

   2 points by adr1an 3y ago|0 comments
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   by adr1an 3y ago

   How does it compare to other similar tools? Is this like https://filebrowser.org/features ?
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    Infinity (Android Lemmy client) is on early development but super useful(codeberg.org)

    5 points by adr1an 3y ago|0 comments
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    Android apps store for bleeding edge lovers(github.com)

    4 points by adr1an 3y ago|0 comments
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    They would need to stop providing sources to all of their clients using rhel in cloud.. doesn't seem possible
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    I said 100% more or less as a figure of speech. I meant to say adding tests in some modules that I deem relevant. As a matter of fact, it would speed up development. Because I'm always feeling uneasy of the changes I introduce, all whi
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    Right when I was thinking URL shorteners were out of fashion... /S
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    Great I think you made a good choice by interfacing directly to PRs. I'd like to see if I'm able to get my code coverage to 100% with this bot.
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    I wouldn't oppose Bayesian statistics to Falsificationism but to Frequentism.
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    I'm a scientist and I feel like Philosophers of science have much to say about science, even more than scientist even. Specially on this grounds. What you said was correct, but it's a reduced vision. Why don't we add Kuhn and
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    Exactly my thought!
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    https://www.submarinecablemap.com/
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    Same. I don't think I need the collaboration aspect of this app, so I will keep being a happy user of linkding, see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21872488
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    Glad to hear there's some very recent and small advancement! PS. By 'we' I meant our current society, as opposed to 'them', meaning Cuban regime 80 years ago.
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    That article is signed by 'Admin', and has no references whatsoever. It doesn't even detail which were the alleged collaborations. It's difficult to take it seriously, the same article states that Ernesto Guevara made a
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    Check pdftotext it's a CLI tool (maybe a library too) that makes pdf text selectable. Oh sorry, I meant to say ocrmypdf. But hey, maybe it's worth checking both.
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    All these answers got me inspired. Might as well try this. But for the sake of not reinventing the wheel, Would you mind sharing? Maybe as a github gist or any pastebin would suffice. (PS. I'm already afraid the GCC version of my Ubunt
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    Those are 'readline' keybindings actually, and available in many term, shells, repls... Sometimes, just a config away. See: https://www.masteringemacs.org/article/keyboard-shortcuts-ev...
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    To be fair, employers never stopped extracting surplus.
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    Yes! I have Ubuntu at my office and is difficult to get the latest emacs. I found a PPA but it has a bit of lagging behind..
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    I used it plenty at the University to access research articles (sci hub). There are other use cases that go beyond the usual stuff that government try to monitor by serving exit nodes, or doing correlation attacks. Anyway, even if you were
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    tax people who sit in front of computers too /s
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    by adr1an 3y ago

    I was about to complain on the title too. They say that a theory is being challenged on how life on earth started and then all of a sudden in the first 2 paragraphs jump a couple million (if not billion) years straight to multicellular orga