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June of Stories: Read a Short Story Every Day in June(juneofstories.com)
2 points by astro- 1y ago|0 comments
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by astro- 2y ago
I love that DRM content was where they drew the line. Customer privacy? Eh, whatever. But movies? Let's not poke the bear... Desktop copilots/assistants have huge potential, but this type of data collection can't possibly end
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by astro- 2y ago
Very cool! But imagine having a rough day and accidentally running one of the heavy machines into the supporting pillar. It looks pretty tight under there.
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by astro- 2y ago
And it’s cheaper as well!
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by astro- 2y ago
In healthcare, the workers are in high-stakes situations with personal liability for the care they provide. When you make a mistake, your license can be taken away. Licensing is important to prevent malpractice, but it does enable a form of
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by astro- 2y ago
One thing that is unlikely to change, regardless of what happens: people will keep writing these speculative doomsday pieces (perhaps with the help of some generative AI). “What if all the roombas decide to band together and unionise? That
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by astro- 3y ago
> girls who spend five hours or more on social media per day are three times as likely to be depressed as girls who use social media only a little or not at all I mean, I can't possibly imagine the state I would be in if I spent 5 h
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by astro- 3y ago
I’m wondering whether another motivation for this could be trying to keep the data set as clean as possible for future model training. Creating videos takes quite a bit of time. If AI video generation becomes widely available, pretty soon,
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by astro- 3y ago
Universal must be in a pretty difficult negotiating position here. The artists they represent want their music to be distributed on TikTok. The royalties are nice, but the primary value is likely the popularity boost of having your music fe
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by astro- 3y ago
Not the most credible theory, but it reminds me of the "Hedgehog in the cage" mechanical puzzle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hedgehog_in_the_Cage So maybe there's a wooden/metal piece that goes in
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by astro- 3y ago
I'd say that open-source works best for companies when they don't open the main thing. Meta building React in the open is a good example. The community gets a well-maintained library. Meta gets free testing, code contributions and
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by astro- 3y ago
Create what is essentially a public API to your browsing history and sell it as a privacy feature. Bold move. I would find it acceptable if you would set those topics yourself. Hopefully, they can at least be randomised via an extension.
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by astro- 3y ago
Trees on private property are also missing — in front of people's houses/communal areas in front of blocks of flats. There's quite a few of those around me that I would consider to be "street trees". Pretty cool sit
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Rebuilding My Writing Habit(writing.coffee)
2 points by astro- 4y ago|0 comments
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Writing Tools for the 21st Century(writinganalytics.co)
2 points by astro- 5y ago|0 comments
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How to Build a Secret Dark Mode Toggle for Your Blog(radek.io)
1 points by astro- 6y ago|0 comments
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by astro- 7y ago
perilunar: Thank you!
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Show HN: Inside The Matrix: A short WebVR experiment inspired by the film(radek.io)
4 points by astro- 7y ago|2 comments
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What I learned at FOSDEM 2016(radek.io)
2 points by astro- 11y ago|0 comments
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Writing for developers: On style(radek.io)
2 points by astro- 11y ago|0 comments
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Writing for programmers, part 2(radek.io)
1 points by astro- 11y ago|0 comments
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Writing for programmers(radek.io)
2 points by astro- 11y ago|0 comments
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Open-source project release checklist(radek.io)
3 points by astro- 11y ago|0 comments
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Parallel commits with gitwalk(radek.io)
2 points by astro- 11y ago|0 comments
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Build a new open-source project every year(radek.io)
2 points by astro- 11y ago|0 comments
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Why your manager loves technical debt (and what to do about it)(opensource.com)
7 points by astro- 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Gitwalk: Bulk processing of Git repositories(radek.io)
4 points by astro- 11y ago|0 comments
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Manipulating Git repositories with Node.js(radek.io)
3 points by astro- 11y ago|0 comments
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Regular expression to match a regular expression(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by astro- 11y ago|0 comments
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Httpie: A CLI http client(radek.io)
391 points by astro- 11y ago|49 comments

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