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arvigeus
4y ago
Same thing for me, trying to learn Vietnamese - Anki does not cut it, so I am writing my own.
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Turbopack is just a bundler, while Rome is the whole package. I think only Deno strives for the same, but still can’t replace things like eslint
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arvigeus
4y ago
May I recommend motif.land? Not open source yet, but it seem to be ticking all of your checkboxes.
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I think the problem is that the current “solution” is simply a band-aid. While it may help some, it will not solve the issue. Could make it worse too. I’d say it’s a good first step, but the government should walk the whole way. Wishing you
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Since it is mostly css vars from what I see, you can use this with TaiwindCSS. Still, I am not sold...
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arvigeus
4y ago
I've been looking for some way to code on my phone while I slack around away from my computer. So far the only thing working for me was CodeSandbox, but even it is very clunky and buggy.
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4y ago
Expectations: Discussion about the article, the arguments, and what it got right and what it got wrong. Reality: Ad hominem “The author is a crackpot!”
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4y ago
Recently found Outline. Looks very promising as well.
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Posting a link to a random shady site with lots of propaganda-like articles does not constitute as an argument.
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I think combination of two would be the best. In this case I can have a beefy nextcloud pod, and then some shared pod that hosts multiple less demanding apps.
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arvigeus
5y ago
Search for yt-dlp on flathub. There was a GUI for it, but it is too generic to remember it now. VideoDownloader?
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5y ago
This is true, but considering Linux market position, this is not acceptable if Linux really wants to become mainstream. Back in the day we had many Winamp clones. Some were arguably better, faster, lighter. Yet none of them took over. We ha
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Such reviews are always misleading, and they hurt Linux the most. No, it’s not all rainbows and roses all the time. LTT Linux Challenge is the best example we have so far: with every frustrating hurdle they encounter, there is always “Yeah,
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Depends on where she lived. Beijing, Shanghai and other first tier cities are ok for foreigners. The further away you get, the more blurry situation gets.
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TIL Chinese government consists of 20% of world’s population. I thought my country’s administration was overblown and inefficient
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5y ago
This looks more confusing than Markdown, and harder/messier to edit.
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5y ago
Watch the source video (English subtitles available): https://www.zaobao.com.sg/realtime/china/story20211219-12247... They tried to make it look like the reporter just happened to bump into her, but this is clearl
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> Does anyone believe one would disappear from public appearances for 5-6 weeks due to ostensibly her 'resting at home' That's an interesting way to solve the problem with China's 996 work culture: "I am tired, I
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Wait, wait, wait... wasn't "she" that claimed initially that her profile had been hacked?! Let me get this story straight: So someone hacked her account to write Peng Shuai + Zhang Gaoli "50 Shades of Gray" fan fict
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My country Bulgaria just had elections. The new government is a mix parties with completely different ideologies, one of them is considered very corrupt, another is considered populist. The thing is that the previous government was turning
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5y ago
Some self hosted RSS readers do that. I use Miniflux and you can set css selectors to fetch original content. It does not work when the article is a link to something (like this thread on HN)
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These companies are banned for refusing to share the data they collect with the government. Essentially the Chinese government is a competitor when comes to harvesting user data, not a privacy guard.
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5y ago
I use nightTab for that. It allows me to have collapsible categories, set custom color for each item, etc. Additionally I can export/import existing configurations. [1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail
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Step 1: Scrub Weibo from any mentioning of WTA, or women tennis in general. Step 2: Withdraw all Chinese tennis players. Complain how WTA decision is hurting sport and this issue should not be politicized. Step 3: Ban broadcasting of all wo
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GPM was the moment for me when I finally realized I cannot count on Google services. Since then I migrated to Deezer - so far so good, but I would not be surprised if they also turn to bad. That's why my music collection is backed up i
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Just to share some news from my country: there are increasing numbers of people entering ICU, while having fake certificates. Latest death was of a 27yo "vaccinated".
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Hard to form an informative opinion when he released that AFTER he got exposed. It's possible that video is just him trying to save his skin. Just saying.
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Cyrus was recently exposed as paid by CGTN. Dumbshill recently posted a clip of an old video of laowhy86, “exposing” him as a racist… which turned out to be taken extremely out of context and edited to be purposely misleading.
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By "plain evil" I mean a cartoon-like villains that do things (and laugh) just for the sake of being evil. What CCP are doing is playing a game of chess where they are after some end goal, thinking multiple steps in advance. Killi
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Show HN: Format-code – a simple and convenient online formater based on prettier
(format-code.vercel.app)
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