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4y ago
Pushbullet?
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Omg, you're behind ntfy.sh! I just helped a friend connect his iPhone availability polling script to ntfy.sh so it could be run remotely and still notify him when the latest iPhone was available at a nearby Apple store. It worked wonde
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Is there a good reason to learn Morse in modern day besides just for kicks? Some sort of survival situation in which your only form of communication would be Morse, and you can't get out of it by sending ASCII binary? Not knocking on a
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How in-use is XMPP these days? Are there communities built around it like IRC/matrix? Are there common services that play nice with open source XMPP clients?
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These days they count all four sections and add a fifth calibration one. I'm sure some people screw around on it, but they probably developed some heuristic to select only the students who tried on that section.
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Supposedly, the SAT and ACT use statistical testing to ensure that their scores are consistent across years. Among other measures of difficulty, they have students preview the questions of future tests in a fifth, ungraded section, to make
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4y ago
Does Docker? (not counting the Nvidia docker runtime)
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Not sure how your router is configured, but mine (Netgear Orbi, so not a niche router with one-off software) still has terrible IPv6 support. The only options are to allow public routing to each of my devices, or to block it entirely. No po
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Technically just the D component :)
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Actually if we're being pedantic, it's capitalized as YCombinator.
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Why do you think Vagrant->Docker was a mistake?
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I know nothing about typography, so could you share which aspects of the type specifically stood out to you as bad typography?
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Plus, it would mean people would stop just incrementing a number at the end if it revealed their pattern.
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What's the best tool to get started keeping track of our finances using double entry accounting? Ideally, I'd love a tool that lets me import data from my credit card and/or bank accounts through something like Plaid rather t
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You ran EarlyScores? Thanks for a tool that really helped my friends and I!
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Can we do one that's reachable by Caltrain? Would be amazing to make it from Stanford
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Thanks, this is wonderfully in-depth!
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4y ago
So what do you use instead?
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Even within the privileged US, you can't expect people to remember obscurities of calculator notation.
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Looks like you're using Kerberos in a corporate setting? Purely out of curiosity, what does that look like? Is the entire company's authentication infrastructure based on Kerberos? Is it used only for access to development infrast
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Modern iPhones actually support being used for NFC payments even when they're dead (using a tiny bit of reserve power)
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Take a look at DagsHub - https://dagshub.com They do exactly what you're looking for! They provide both a DVC remote to push and pull DVC-tracked objects, as well as a UI showing them integrated alongside git-tracked files
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4y ago
@dang, would you consider whitelisting this bot on HN? I think the community would agree that this provides meaningful value to us.
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Same with my favorite ls replacement, lsd https://github.com/Peltoche/lsd
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Vaultwarden is a great example. Though admittedly, it was originally named Bitwarden_RS, it's now a fully-featured Bitwarden clone that's hailed as vastly easier to run and administrate than the full heavy official Bitwarden ser
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I think your question is what does Tipi do? Essentially, it's a single-click installer and management interface for a bunch of apps that you might want on your home server. Tipi isn't a "homeserver" itself, but it's
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How much money did the company give up by not selling to Spotify and instead finding individual investors? Would that have translated into a significant difference for the employees who wanted to reap the benefits of their work by selling t
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GTK invented its own bespoke Object Oriented Programming system for C, called GObject: https://docs.gtk.org/gobject/ Naturally, it's very annoying to use this C-based OOP API in any other language, especially lang
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Looks like it's xlcalculator: https://github.com/bradbase/xlcalculator#addingregistering-e...
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Wow, nearly 100% of your subs participate in your community? That's amazing.
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