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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
This seems like a continuation on the theme of last year's award. Very nice!
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
If you're on Android and want something similar, try Atmosphere. For years now it's the first app I install on every phone I buy. It's ad-supported though.
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
1) what does it mean for an email *address* to be cryptographically strong? 2) in case of hard to remember address, what do you do if asked to write it down with no access to your records? (It happened to me once before)
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Ask HN: Burnt out by my side project, yet unable to step away. What to do?
16 points by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago|11 comments
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
My country hosted the PLO in the 80s and was almost outcast by the rest of the Arab world. Harboring them was seen by some people as an indirect support to Israeli efforts to push Palestinians out and take over their land. To this day, any
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
It's the first that came to mind when I saw the domain name but I'm sure he's not the first to point it out. So it probably is just inevitable that they'd be launching after someone has mentioned it during the last cou
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
Silly question: how is it different from, say, hf's transformers and similar libraries and APIs?
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
Ever since I had my own source of income, I've only bought laptops and I do not possess any monitor (old or new) at home. Writing this, I just realized that even at work, we only have a single monitor. And it's stored on a shelf n
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
I'm genuinely surprised to see that "thinking" flash-lite is more performant than flash with no "thinking".
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
I've been using email workers for years now. Adding the ability to send emails directly from workers will be amazing!
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
Some might think of it as a feature, not a bug.
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
Even the US airforce and US navy don't use systems that are compatible between them.
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
I used to enjoy browsing PH and learn about all the cool projects people were building. And there were actually very good ideas -- at least in the early days of the community. I even used to play a game that I've called PH-roulette: I&
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
"I'm the lead, and we are going to do it this way": avoid it for as long as you can, but do NOT hesitate to use it when it's the appropriate answer. Take the time to listen to everyone and to form an educated decision. E
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
Hi, there's a bug on your website. Apparently it advertises to browsers and other extensions that it has dark mode activated when it's actually not, which prevents them from applying the appropriate theme.
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
For some reason, nothing says "future" to me more than having tiny screens embedded where they're not absolutely needed. When I grew up in the 90s and 00s, screens were definitely the most expensive part of any system they be
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
As someone who is *not* interested in biology, I don't understand why this "immunity debt" is driving so much debate. If I understand Vox's definition of the term[0] correctly, this should be very easy to confirm or debu
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
By the way, you can append `#page=xx` to link to a specific page in a PDF file.
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
Does HN use the PSL to decide how to display the domains attached to submissions?
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
That was not by (deliberate) choice. The earliest writings were actually logographic or semasiographic, meaning they represented ideas, objects, or concepts directly rather than the sounds of a specific spoken language. We actually don&#x27
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Google Stax(stax.withgoogle.com)
2 points by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago|0 comments
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
I'd say it's orthogonal to Notion: Notion's design is more "organic" & "human". Are.na chose an aesthetic one could describe as "synthetic" & "industrial". Both are visually ple
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
At this point, why not use a wordpress container? With a minimalist theme, it would be way easier and faster to deploy, and still be blazingly responsive. This level of complexity would've been acceptable if this was about deploying on
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
It sadly doesn't work. I tried blocking Facebook on my phone using both the parental control option AND adding `facebook.com` to the deny list. Somehow, the app is still chugging along totally unbothered.
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
On my phone, I use Samsung's wellbeing apps to limit how much time I can spend on the social apps. I succeeded in reducing the waste to less than 2 hours per day. On my laptop, I block undesirable websites using `/etc/hosts`.
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
All I really need right now is an app that would restrict certain apps usage to certain time slots. I already cut my social apps usage to 2 hours per day, which is a huge success. Now I want to stop myself from diving head-first into Instag
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
I still remember the disappointment I felt when, as a kid, tried Linux for the first time ever thanks to a magazine-attached live CD. After years of hearing about this "alternative" OS, I was horrified to discover a UI that's
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Debian/Hurd shows microkernel Unix dream is alive(theregister.com)
24 points by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago|3 comments
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
The proximity measure seems to be flawed. If you want to see how close to a non-ordinal 123456 a random generator can get, you also need to look for stuff like 923456 or 123956, etc. Also, would 223456 be considered a closer match compared
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by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
The first link I get when I searched for "putty" was `putty.org` which, according to the footer: "The PuTTY project or its authors have never owned this domain, registered it, or purchased it." Nevertheless, I can't

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