catacombs

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91.
by catacombs 6y ago
> some other smaller specialty networks as well Like what?
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by catacombs 6y ago
> I would much rather interact with people on IRC Which servers do you prefer?
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by catacombs 6y ago
> I don’t use twitter, and it seems to me that other OSS programmers who actively use twitter are much better connected than I am. Many OSS people aren't on Twitter. They're on IRC, Mastodon and mailing lists.
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by catacombs 6y ago
> It's the best place I know to follow specific creators/artists. I'm interested in the work of a select group of pixel artists, game creators, and 3D modelers, I haven't found a best place to see what they are doing.
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by catacombs 6y ago
> I've added a big list of muted words and accounts (trump, politics, gender, queer, republican, democrat, sanders, etc.). Muting is makes using Twitter much easier, when it's working. Sometimes muted words and phrases find the
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by catacombs 6y ago
> they're still people so I get their angry rants about whatever issue. "Why X happened to me and why YOU should be enraged, a thread" "I'm mad, so I'm going to make a thread, in hopes of it going viral and,
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by catacombs 6y ago
> Later on I unfollowed 90% accounts and stuck to those accounts which strictly tweets only about programming, math, history and other such stuffs in robotic manner (I.e. without any hidden agenda or connotations). I unfollowed everyone
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by catacombs 6y ago
You're finding ads when finding results for a command?
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by catacombs 6y ago
You're overthinking it. What more do you want from "paste stuff?"
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The data behind The Washington Post's prize-winning series on climate change(github.com)
1 points by catacombs 6y ago|0 comments
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Command Not Found: Install any command on any operating system(command-not-found.com)
2 points by catacombs 6y ago|2 comments
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by catacombs 6y ago
Has this happened to you?
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by catacombs 6y ago
The best online conference will always be inferior to an in-person event.
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by catacombs 6y ago
I understand what a dupe is. What I don't understand is how my link, which was posted several hours before the other one, was considered a dupe. You say both tell the same story. Then, in that case, the other link should be the dupe.
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You may finally use JSHint for evil(mikepennisi.com)
78 points by catacombs 6y ago|80 comments
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The NYPD Files: Search Thousands of Civilian Complaints Against NYPD Officers(projects.propublica.org)
3 points by catacombs 6y ago|0 comments
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How I successfully pitched my first visual essay(erdavis.com)
1 points by catacombs 6y ago|0 comments
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Census Bureau to End All Counting Efforts on Sept. 30(npr.org)
3 points by catacombs 6y ago|0 comments
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Results of year-long reverse job post experiment(juliepagano.com)
1 points by catacombs 6y ago|0 comments
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Correx: Send corrections down the same social media paths as the initial article(newscollab.org)
3 points by catacombs 6y ago|0 comments
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by catacombs 6y ago
> it looked bad for PR. It's a shame the lengths universities will go just to make sure they look good, even if that includes rehiring problematic employees.
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by catacombs 6y ago
Multiple cursors
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Japanese construction giant to build dam almost with robots(roboticsandautomationnews.com)
2 points by catacombs 6y ago|0 comments
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by catacombs 6y ago
The GPT-3 version is only available to "premium" users, so one will need to shell out some cash to use it in this specific environment.
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by catacombs 6y ago
> Do I need to be on some secret list or say something specific to get access? Pretty much. If you're not somewhat of a who's who in the world of AI and machine learning, you'll need to wait, like the rest of us, for acce
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This Cat Does Not Exist(thiscatdoesnotexist.com)
1 points by catacombs 6y ago|1 comments
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TikTok Scraper: Command-line tool to download TikTok videos(github.com)
3 points by catacombs 6y ago|0 comments
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How the Trump administration could "ban" TikTok(theverge.com)
7 points by catacombs 6y ago|0 comments
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by catacombs 6y ago
> I hopelessly wanted a service to transform a collection of PDF files into a searchable text database in one pass. DocumentCloud has the search function. A lot of the files aren't machine-readable, so current resources are limited.
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by catacombs 6y ago
How is this a dupe? The other link is late to the news and points to a TV website, while this one goes straight to the DOJ.

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