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   by ajot 7y ago

   It's development has stalled long ago, but you could try OpenTextSummarizer [0]. It is available on the Debian repos [1] and you can try a web interface [2] to see if it fulfills your expectations. [0] https://github.com&#x2
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   by ajot 7y ago

   This [0] 13 year old article seems relevant to the discussion. Night trains should get much more love from Europe! [0] https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2007/04/High-speed-trains-...
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   by ajot 7y ago

   The CED saga reminds me of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, as in a "trilogy in five parts". Nevertheless, I love this guy and really enjoyed listening to the story of the CED.
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   by ajot 7y ago

   It's been so long that I do not instantly remember minor numbers not referring to point releases. Long live to the Debian project!
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   by ajot 7y ago

   You may like Cooking for Geeks, by Jeff Potter.I've read the original book and loved it. It includes the how and the why for classic and modern cuisine, each recipe has well measured ingredients (imperial AND metric) and also suggestio
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   by ajot 7y ago

   This, at least in rioplatense spanish is called "vesre", which is itself the vesre of "(al) revés", which in turn means " backwards".
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   by ajot 7y ago

   It isn't. It is still under construction. In [0], a discussion about research reactors in Argentina. In [1] a video about what has been done in the RA-10, and near the end the CAREM, another reactor that's meant for electricity ge
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   by ajot 7y ago

   Firefox does have a built-in reader mode, although it doesn't have this many features. Have you tried it?
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   by ajot 7y ago

   Not willing to start a flamewar, but there is also Graphics Magick [0], a fork that, for example, adds multi-threading. [0] http://www.graphicsmagick.org/
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    by ajot 7y ago

    How good is the baked-in ad and analytics blocking, compared to uBlock Origin?
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    by ajot 7y ago

    I've seen it in a subcomment, but here it goes anyway: to tie your shoes properly. At least avoiding the granny knot [0], and I would suggest using Ian's secure knot [1], too. It's been a life changer for me not to stop all t
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    by ajot 7y ago

    Well, I do use Zotero for automating the bibliography making (including re-submitting a paper to another journal which uses a different citation style) and it's availability for MS Word and LO Writer users, which let's me send my
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    13th Key (Puzzle)(13thkey.com)

    1 points by ajot 7y ago|1 comments
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    by ajot 7y ago

    For websites, I used to set Firefox start page as different websites separated by pipes, i.e. www.google.com|www.outlook.com|news.ycombinator.com
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    by ajot 7y ago

    > Another similar experience I have with mobile sites is Reddit, its intentionally throttling the site and tries to turn you towards their app. That's why I use the .compact version of reddit on mobile. It's as ugly and clunky
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    by ajot 7y ago

    This reminds me of a Latin American startup, Exponential Motors [0], which developed a hybrid conversion kit. Not fully EV, but it can help to reduce fuel costs and CO2 emissions, and is not much more expensive than fitting a compressed nat
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    by ajot 7y ago

    Hi Matthias! As everyone else, I love your work, and really admire your designs. Thanks for sharing! > Funny how my old stuff shows up on hacker news from time to time I really like this feature from Hacker News. People sharing periodica
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    by ajot 7y ago

    Maybe it's on your radar too, but what about an official port of postmarketOS?
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    by ajot 7y ago

    You could try reading something from Jorge Luis Borges. It may not be as sci-fi-y, generally more in the atmosphere of "Tower of Babylon", but great in its treatment of human nature and its relationship with universe.
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    by ajot 7y ago

    > I heard it described by an NSA analyst in a very interesting talk. Is this talk available somewhere? I would like to hear that!
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    by ajot 7y ago

    So, instead of platforms, other option would be a client software for different forums. Like Tapatalk. Is there anything like that but libre and/or desktop?
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    by ajot 7y ago

    Re: materials simulator, you should totally check Materials Project [1]. I guess that they are open to getting some help in their github repos. [1] https://materialsproject.org/about
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    by ajot 7y ago

    And I thought that Nación bank was awful because I couldn't buy USD or units in the investment fund!
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    by ajot 8y ago

    For YouTube, you could also install NewPipe from FDroid. It works perfectly 99% of the time, until YouTube changes something in their page and they have to mod the parser.
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    by ajot 8y ago

    Try some gel ink pens. I'll concede they are awkward to write with without staining the paper with your hand, but they resist almost any common solvent, and can't be erased by cherrypickers.
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    by ajot 8y ago

    I've found this [1] other tutorial as a great basis to keep a good lab notebook.I love how he tried a cromatography of different pens to find something that can survive any accident. [1] https://colinpurrington.com/tips
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    by ajot 8y ago

    There is also a web goodlooking version, discussed previously in HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18250034
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    Academic superstars: competent or lucky?(link.springer.com)

    1 points by ajot 8y ago|0 comments
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    by ajot 8y ago

    You should try with Library Genesis first. Both projects cooperate (so if LG doesn't have something, it gets added when downloaded from SH, and SH gives you a link from LG when it's already on their DB), but I find the LibGen sear
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    How to Build a Low-Tech Website: Software and Hardware(homebrewserver.club)

    1 points by ajot 8y ago|0 comments