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by bluish29 3y ago
> I would wholeheartedly support legislation that forced professors to pay the same textbook fees as their students, and for departments to be required to cover the costs for scholarship students. What will happen is that universities wi
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by bluish29 3y ago
Even with paper textbooks, publishers will now provide online assignments (which is convenient for universities) and other online materials which you will not be able to sell (it will expire) with the book. So they force students to buy new
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by bluish29 3y ago
Thanks for the link. I discovered that you can create new repo or gist on github using repo.new gist.new That's very handy and useful.
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by bluish29 3y ago
The argument in publishing industry (about papers and textbooks) is that if you cannot afford to buy/rent at the current market value then you still can use a public/university library to get it. This became actually more of a cli
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by bluish29 3y ago
Indeed, This is a peer-reviewed paper. However I do not know why it took more than two years from submission to publication. However that does not say much as I don't want someone to misinterpret this as a judgment on quality of the pa
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by bluish29 3y ago
> Firearm injuries tend to be more frequent in places where people have easy access to firearms Which I think the US would be an outlier in that too.
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The End of the Dark Universe?(nautil.us)
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FCC Denies Starlink Low-Orbit Bid for Lower Latency(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by bluish29 3y ago
How many democratic or non-democratic governments have been overthrown with Chinese assistance this century?
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by bluish29 3y ago
This bill if passed and enforced could be the beginning of a very deep change of the structure of the internet. Since the internet developed mainly and the infrastructure relied on US companies, it was excepted that US will play nice and wi
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by bluish29 3y ago
I, for one, use GitHub stars as a way of bookmarking projects. Which means I will star a project that I want to look into later. And most of the time I completely forget about it.
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by bluish29 3y ago
Related discussion on the tor blog https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39681017
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by bluish29 3y ago
That's sad but expected. I actually had switched and disabled fig a few days ago because the app was using a lot of resources and probably had some memory leaks and crashed. I find the autocomplete feature useful. I don't trust th
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by bluish29 3y ago
> down on features, The browser extension requires you to pay to use TOTP and so on No, if you self host vaultwarden and not the bitwarden server you don't have to pay. And in both cases you can use bitwarden clients. However I woul
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by bluish29 3y ago
> Younger folks who never had a PC with only write protectable floppy drives missed out on a wonderful care-free period when you could just TRY OUT any new software, and your other data was safe, no matter what. This goes so far now with
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A second language can boost the brain(knowablemagazine.org)
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by bluish29 3y ago
In HN, to create a new line, you will need to leave two lines in the editor instead of one. And thanks for the links
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Run NixOS Integration Tests on macOS(nixcademy.com)
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by bluish29 3y ago
The publishing industry will probably now demand using this to block sci-hub and anna archive /s.
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by bluish29 3y ago
For me this is annoying and I really hate websites hijacking paste. But it is more annoying on the phone specially when creating passwords with password manager. Does anyone know something that will work for safari?
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by bluish29 3y ago
Find me a list of countries that ethnically cleansed a population of millions and put them under occupation and treat them like less than humans. You know that history of human being did not start in 2023. Israel is not in a normal conflict
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by bluish29 3y ago
I had this experience as well outside the US. And while the police stations in my country are famous for its bad experience and treatment, They still much better and you get to deal with more reasonable rules and people (although it is oppr
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by bluish29 3y ago
If you are doing anything serious then your problem will be the free cloud cpu limits. This is why most peoplr would prefer offline version. Also many universities and institutions will have policies against doing this work on the cloud (da
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by bluish29 3y ago
I would interpret "authentic" here to mean that they are coming from real and authentic HN users who happens to be kagi users. The intersection is probably high enough. A lot of HNers would have very positive views and comments ab
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by bluish29 3y ago
I was relying on my own self hosted seaexNG before moving to kagi. I still have and use the instance from time to time. Using kagi is better and made my life easier. I stopped worrying about rate limited, bad UI and actually managing and fo
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by bluish29 3y ago
So we shouldn't hire interns around the elections or during one. Because the mistakes they create is common cause of these events that some will describe as stochastic terrorism. Not to say that this would be one. It just these theorie
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by bluish29 3y ago
Considering that safari with my ad blockers blocked access to statscounter, I would be very suspicious that this percentage is much higher. The intersection between linux users and users who worry about privacy and know how to block tracker
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by bluish29 3y ago
I think the title would be much better if it says "nuclear powered". The current one is slightly confusing.
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by bluish29 3y ago
Probably Alexandra hope too much that Delhi court will score sci-hub a win that makr it legal in India. That would be a precedent that she aims to be imitated in other places. She is still complying with the request of the court to stop upl
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by bluish29 3y ago
> Please submit the original source. If a post reports on something found on another site, submit the latter. HN guidelines[1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

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