arboles

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by arboles 3y ago
Recreate but not "restore". AI can only produce a fiction on the picture.
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by arboles 3y ago
Why wouldn't you download a car?
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by arboles 3y ago
Is this not good? (Genuine question if you tried it. I never used it, I just had it bookmarked because the README looked good.) https://github.com/enzet/map-machine
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by arboles 3y ago
Darknet sites should be on something with a much smaller attack surface like the pages from the Gopher or Gemini protocols.
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by arboles 3y ago
> These notes will vanish in about a week as we cycle in new content - emphasizing the fleeting, imperfect nature of the small web. Kagi could just admit they don't want to moderate notes or store them permanently. No need to push d
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by arboles 3y ago
What if the software is abandoned or badly maintained? It took the company until August to fix it, there's the possibility it would be faster if it was Free software.
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by arboles 3y ago
Well I'm quite motivated to fix this vulnerability in WinRAR, but I can't.
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by arboles 3y ago
I can stretch the definition of zero day to make a point. Zero day is a surprise exploit that gets used before it is discovered. WinRAR has not fixed this exploit, and since it's proprietary software we don't even know if the comp
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by arboles 3y ago
https://mathchan.org
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by arboles 3y ago
What's illuminating about this? He's just saying his engineers work longer hours, 24 hour a day (hyperbole)
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by arboles 3y ago
Is it that the companies are so filthy rich that they're eager to eat up the risk of customer's recklessness, or is it that the current prices account for the items that get returned, and the cost of refunds is ultimately on the c
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by arboles 3y ago
Umm, according to the latest data, user choice is far less competitive than algorithms at stabilizing engagement metrics. Users' behavior speaks louder than what they believe in their little heads.
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by arboles 3y ago
https://www.openraster.org
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by arboles 3y ago
You go get them, cookie.
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by arboles 3y ago
Holy shit, in what world is /b/ not full of gore and porn today. Outsiders can't help but make confident sweeping statements about a site they don't even use. This comment tree is laden with cringe-inducing posts, you th
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by arboles 3y ago
He's a hacker, not a laywer.
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by arboles 3y ago
I will continue to release my code without a license, glad that it makes corporations and their drones seethe.
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by arboles 3y ago
Unlike other commenters, I think the author of the article meant to say you can't hope to license contributions built ontop leaked code, obviously, so it'll always be a gray area that one could call "public domain".
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In-Progress Clean-Room Implementation of the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild(botw.link)
3 points by arboles 3y ago|0 comments
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by arboles 4y ago
Browsertrix or Brozzler, which crawl using headless browsers for accuracy.
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by arboles 4y ago
Yeah the anticholinergic action has some association with dementia. Lots of medications have some kind of "Anticholinergic burden", drugs that cause low-level cognitive impairment, there's a list. But I'm almost sure Ben
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by arboles 4y ago
One of these isn't as wholesome as the others
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by arboles 4y ago
I found a site for seriously searching within youtube subtitles https://filmot.com
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Ask HN: Search engines for finding open source projects
6 points by arboles 4y ago|2 comments
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by arboles 4y ago
(Sokoban)
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David W. Skinner's Microban Is Among the Best “Games” (?) Ever Designed(youtube.com)
1 points by arboles 4y ago|1 comments
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by arboles 4y ago
Thanks for the link! This site actually has a database of youtube transcripts unlike OP. Shame you can't search fixed strings, like two words in exact order. Though it seems genuinely useful for learning pronunciation as advertised.
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by arboles 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34041455
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by arboles 4y ago
Heh, this basically makes a storyboard
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by arboles 4y ago
Youtube didn't generate captions for that video

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