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Cached version here: https://web.archive.org/web/20201028000024/https://forensicn...
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I always wondered what org was behind the Ant Design React UI framework.
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> Twitter redirects links through its t.co link-shortening service. It was once a useful addition to its service as it helped people stay underneath the strict character limits. The link shortener reduced all links to 23 characters. Twit
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I agree that GDELT is the best source. It's a hard problem, for sure. I just think that their project's mission and description may lead folks to believe it's this perfect data set, which it isn't.
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That was with a previous org, so thankfully not something I have to worry about now. Our domain was pretty well defined, and we weren't building a real-time system, so we developed an adjudication tool and hired a few part time employe
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As someone who has built event pipelines from GDELT data, I'd advise folks to not start (a GDELT project) with high expectations. Not only are there plenty of duplicates, but tagging quality is all over the place, especially for non-We
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Wasn't familiar with jOOQ - neat! Looks like it covers the same set of use-cases that SQLAlchemy-core handles in Python.
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Non-Chrome user here - does clearing Google cookies on exit sign you out of the browser-level account? If so, I could see some world where they wanted to avoid that UX. Of course, there are more honest ways to present this: e.g., a toggle i
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This is a thin wrapper around a Wired article from two months ago [1]. The link should be updated to point to the original. Previously discussed on HN [2]. 1: https://www.wired.com/story/star-witness-your-smart-speaker
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Did your survey include Nikola [1]? It seems like the most direct competitor to Pelican, and I'd be curious to see how they stack up against each other. 1: https://getnikola.com/
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6y ago
Would you recommend the book?
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Unfortunately, there are readability issues in dark mode (Firefox, MacOS) - inline code blocks are unreadable. To fix the issue, run the following in the browser console: $$("html")[0].classList.remove("paper-noir"
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For a second I thought this was a Python Enhancement Proposal.
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I think he's suggesting that one of his criteria for package selection is his ability to contribute changes to the upstream project if needed, which he feels he can't do for TypeScript on account of him not knowing the language.
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I believe, after some conflict with the community, the original author divested himself of all his F/OSS projects. This resulted in pipenv being donated to the pypa GitHub org. Since then, the project appears to be seeing sporadic deve
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SparkMeter raises $12M for smart utility meters in developing countries
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I really dislike that they make no distinction about what is and isn't an X-Pack feature in those release notes: "Data Streams sounds cool! It could help alleviate some of the management overhead that I was accomplishing with inge
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6y ago
Based on an inartful Googling, here are some additional ones: * D [1] * F# [2] * Perl [3] I'm sure there are more. 1: https://dlang.org/foundation/about.html 2: https://fsharp.org/ 3: https:/
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Yale's SalivaDirect COVID sample Processing method receives FDA emergency auth
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Dropbox adds computer backups, a secure vault, and password management
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B-b-but Project Zero only targets non-Google properties!
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Hi HN! I've been working on this off and on for a few years. With the advent of service-specific CLI clients, I wanted to provide something service-agnostic that fulfilled a specific use case that annoyed me. Feedback and PRs welcome!
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Show HN: git-req – A Git extension that checks out GitHub and Gitlab PRs by ID
(arusahni.github.io)
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I'm hoping, as they push more to support creation, they address their compression/encoding on Android devices. On my Pixel, the only way I can get high-quality videos in my stories is by recording using the Camera app, and then sh
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Previous discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24025100
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Perhaps django-reactor would be of interest to you? [1] It's targeting LiveView-like functionality for Django. I haven't used it (so I can't vouch for the claim). 1: https://pypi.org/project/django-reacto
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The community was great - I still talk to some of the folks from the chat rooms I used to mod. I loved the dev community that sprung up around the site, too, with useful userscripts and assistant apps. End of an era. Thanks for all the mem
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What's interesting here is this is gated on the new parser from PEP-617 [1]. Based on mailing list discussions [2], and the PEP, the use of `match` will be context-sensitive, so it shouldn't be as disruptive of an introduction as
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Any idea if musl support is on the horizon?
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I edited my post. Go wild!
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