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browsergap
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I like this, but not things I wrote instead of using existing lib took weeks, not an afternoon. And I didn't think they would take an afternoon. If it's trivial, probably use existing lib. I don't know what my rule for decidi
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the thing I like about " old School " Unix systems is you can have a bunch of users on there and they can chat to each other with message.... and it's so easy to set up
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Show HN: 5Mb Shell Account with Blog
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6y ago
I added a correction for usernames with Capitals. They are now published at "the tilde" as in https://jtbiggle.net/~MyCapsUsername
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6y ago
Yes. That way you can set it up however you like. But perhaps it would be more useful if it restricted to using something like markdown and automatically make a blog out of those files. It could be easier right? How would you do it?
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Show HN: A Stupid Blog Idea
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Prepare the Ultimate Gaslighting
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6y ago
:) Thank you for the links :P particularly 2nd one. seems very interesting. really appreciate! :P;) xx fascinating both :p ;)xxx
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6y ago
This is a great point. I think hallucinogens might "turn the dial" on our quantum consciousness and "tune you in" to different parts of the signal, possibly meaning they can "entangle" the quantum structures in
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6y ago
what are you using to do the full text search?
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6y ago
hehehe. chuckle. it's like giant orgs make an art out of dysfunction, more sophisticated and sophisticated levels of dysfunction. as if refinement of dysfunction to its highest potential was the ultimate aim.
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Show HN: A free blog for devs you edit over SSH
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Ask HN: Can You Hack This?
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6y ago
Agree. But some people will see lack of weapons as weakness to exploit. It's easier and higher ROI for 1 to arm, while rest disarm, than for all to remain disarmed, so it will happen. Making the current undesirable state where we have
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Behold HN: My First “Marketing Site”
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Loftiest Taiwan visit in 40 years
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USGS Data on the Lebanon Blast
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6y ago
I was hoping you could help me think of more uses.... :D haha
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6y ago
I didn't think of it that way, but sure! I was thinking more...who is happy in whatever they are currently doing: current "role", self-employed, indie maker, side project, research, parent, carer. I guess the most obvious foc
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6y ago
Cool. Are you by any chance in materials science? Or oceanography?
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6y ago
Looks cool! Meta: How is this under "Ask"? Are these paid submissions? Answer: - Generate a grammar of a natural language. Generate against a grammar + other models to generate text/code. - Generate proteins/RNA - Genera
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Ask HN: How did you monetize your IP?
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6y ago
I guess it works to say "improve my reactions" not "fix" . fixed and inflexible is not what I'm going for. Creating improvements is :)
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6y ago
Thinking about this more, I think we need less expressive tools with less freedom. Freedom = more ways it can fuck up. Which is more scary. We don't need "easy to use". Easy to use just means "easy to make a big mess.&qu
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Sorry I should have seen what happened. I made a good point, and you took a tiny piece of it, found something to disagree with and held on for dear life, to prove "joshspankit is right", "browsergap is wrong". Yay! Congr
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Ask HN: Who's happy where they are and doesn't want to be hired?
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6y ago
Clearly you didn't see what I mean. I mean you can't break the "app". A spreadsheet app like Excel runs and it's literally like a kid's sandbox where you can do stuff in the sheet and Excel will just keep chugg
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6y ago
Location: Remote, World Wide Remote: Yes - Remote Only Willing to Relocate: Yes but only to beach/city/mountain. Tech: Anything except mobile apps, WordPress, PHP, Erlang/xir. Resume/CV: https://GitHub.com
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Interesting. I think because "no code" doesn't actually empower people. Seems paradoxical but it's not. Belief empowers, without that you think, I might break it, and that will be terrible. You can't break a spreads
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Weellll.. take a look now. I've updated terms.
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