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by b3n 8y ago
> [...] anyone who thinks that they deserve to use a service free of charge and also avoid advertising is extremely entitled and disconnected from reality. There is no free lunch. We are using Hacker News, free of charge, without adverti
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by b3n 8y ago
Instead of erasing cookies, why not enable Firefox's first-party isolation?
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by b3n 8y ago
How does this compare to Magit?
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by b3n 8y ago
You can get a tab-like experience using tmux. This also gives you features like scrollback which Alacritty doesn't support out of the box.
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by b3n 8y ago
You might like alacritty[1]. [1] https://github.com/jwilm/alacritty
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by b3n 8y ago
It's not proprietary, it's still just plain text, and can be edited with anything. Emacs adds a lot of nice features on top of it to manipulate that text, but it's still just text. See http://karl-voit.at/2017
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by b3n 8y ago
Emacs already has restclient.el[1]. Wonderful little tool. :-) [1] https://github.com/pashky/restclient.el
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by b3n 8y ago
The FSF explicitly states[1] that the MIT licences (e.g. Expat, X11) are free software licences. This means software written under the MIT licence is both open source _and_ free. [1] https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license
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by b3n 9y ago
Does this mean the natural sleep cycle time is a lot less in summer than it is in winter? Why would other family members had been asleep? Wouldn't this natural sleep cycle have applied to everyone?
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by b3n 9y ago
Over a decade of browsing HN nearly every day, and still don't have it yet. One day, maybe. :-)
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by b3n 10y ago
It says on the page: "This is an unofficial extension and not endorsed by Wikipedia in any way, it's just an implementation of latest web-technologies towards sharing of knowelege."
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Planet Earth II – Episode 1: Islands (2016)(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by b3n 10y ago|1 comments
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by b3n 10y ago
Out of curiosity, where do you consume your insightful anonymous content?
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How volunteer Wikipedia editors inform the electorate and vanquish vandalism(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by b3n 10y ago|0 comments
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by b3n 10y ago
As a software engineer who knows nothing about ML, where's the best place to learn?
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by b3n 10y ago
Vimium has the `visitPreviousTab` built in for toggling between two tabs.
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by b3n 10y ago
I do this too, but with bcrypt instead of sha1.
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by b3n 10y ago
A recent (UK-centric) study[1] shows that working fathers get a 21% 'wage bonus' on average over their childless counterparts. Is this situation reversed for engineers? [1] https://www.tuc.org.uk/sites/default
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by b3n 11y ago
With the number of tournaments he has won (many of which have a winner's purse of <$100 000) I suspect he is already a millionaire.
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by b3n 11y ago
I don't know much about SQL, but are you sure you need multiple joins for that? I'd do something like this (psuedocode) on the table with the tags: SELECT foreign-id, COUNT(*) FROM Tags WHERE tag IN ('foo', &#x27
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by b3n 12y ago
You seem to contradict yourself, because caffeine is a nootropic.
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by b3n 12y ago
I don't think you should read too much into the obesity rates of the pacific islands, their small populations means you're mathematically more likely to get extreme results. It wouldn't surprise me if the nations with the le
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by b3n 12y ago
I'm not sure what ruleset OP is using for their analysis, but with superko in place you would also need the entire history of the board to know if a move is valid.
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by b3n 12y ago
How does the tax rate influence the amount of time you may take off work?
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The Myth of the Genius Programmer (2009) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by b3n 12y ago|1 comments
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by b3n 12y ago
But Vim has window management built in too, with splits, tabs, buffers, etc.
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by b3n 12y ago
Only issue I have with FastMail is they don't accept Bitcoin.
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by b3n 12y ago
Could this be used with Namecoin (where JSON values are stored in a blockchain)? Perhaps something like https://github.com/onenameio/onename
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by b3n 12y ago
> Oh, and I agree that the tabbing makes it look ridiculous. Javascript should use two spaces, nothing more, nothing less (let the fight begin). That's not the code's fault, GitHub should set the tab-size[1] property to somethi
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by b3n 13y ago
It's considered bad practice to add add methods to the prototypes of built in objects because it has the chance of breaking other people's code.

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