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by chb 1y ago
Utter clickbait. Taking this one mistake as an indication that a "generation" is writing bad code. One more reason to not have an X account.
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by chb 1y ago
Where did you find these fixtures, OP? I see something similar offered by Feit, but not quite as elegant.
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by chb 2y ago
The self-pitying words of entitlement coupled with a persecution complex.
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by chb 2y ago
Did you happen to read their username?
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by chb 2y ago
I’m surprised to see no mention of AnythingLLM ( https://github.com/Mintplex-Labs/anything-llm ). I use it with an Anthropic API key, but am giving thought to extending it with local LLM. It’s a great app: good file man
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by chb 2y ago
That was a mind-expanding 45-minute talk. Than you for highlighting it.
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by chb 2y ago
Education in the US has devolved to the point where music appreciation is only taught in the most prestigious of private primary and secondary schools, and perhaps in the public schools of wealthy neighborhoods.
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by chb 2y ago
No other TUI for git is comparable to it.
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by chb 2y ago
It was a surprise to me to discover that Maciej is actually the author behind the idlewords blog. He published this in May of this year: https://idlewords.com/2024/5/the_lunacy_of_artemis.htm
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by chb 2y ago
If downvoting “works” on HN, then why is this showing up in “Top Stories”?
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by chb 3y ago
This. There was a post in HN last week, iirc, referring to just such a solution called ZenFetch (?). I would have adopted it in a heartbeat but they don’t currently have a means of exporting the source data you feed to it (should you elect
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by chb 3y ago
Not that I’m endorsing the use of smart phones, but FedEx does have a mobile application. Why not just use that for notifications regarding deliveries?
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by chb 3y ago
Perhaps I’m not understanding how this stores data, but how do I retrieve source material after I give it to the app? Eg. Let’s say I adopt Zenfetch, and start using it as the sole place where I keep bookmarks. Then, something happens such
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by chb 3y ago
Neither does Texas
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by chb 4y ago
>You might have to pay for coffee at the office. And it may even be drip! Uh, no. If you're paying for your own drip coffee, you're working at a convenience store, not in an office. Coffee is for closers and people who write so
46.
by chb 4y ago
Forkish explicitly calls for an autolyze period in most of the bread recipes he presents in “Flour Water Salt Yeast.”
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by chb 6y ago
And yet, here we are.
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by chb 6y ago
> because they caught ppl doing it like that American spy in the 80s. > Are you referring to Robert Hanssen? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Hanssen
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by chb 6y ago
This isn't ready for beta: no ability to delete logins, no ability to generate a new password or create a new login, no context menu, and not even a Cancel button for the user who starts to edit an entry and then realizes that they can
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by chb 6y ago
For those wondering why the USPS cannot turn a profit, Jon Oliver does an excellent job of explaining: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoL8g0W9gAQ
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by chb 6y ago
Can't wait to read the n-gate summary for this post.
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by chb 6y ago
"...and the ongoing survival of civilization as we know it literally depends on them continuing to do that grueling job." Wow, there are so many things wrong with this line of thought and sentiment. Time to switch to yarn!
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Contango(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by chb 7y ago|0 comments
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by chb 7y ago
>We are receiving comments and messages from the frustrated and angry groups archivists, and some of those are posted below. You can send in your own if you e-mail it to owlsy@yahoo.com. You're still using a yahoo.com email address
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The Worm at the Core(youtube.com)
2 points by chb 7y ago|0 comments
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by chb 7y ago
We have the largest standing army in the world. The same people you refer to as taking up arms for an insurrection are the same people who voted for the increasingly exorbitant defense budgets that made such an army possible. The DoD has a
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by chb 8y ago
I would have thought that these two groups would have more in common than not. Who do you think constitutes these disparate user bases and how are their perceived expectations different?
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by chb 8y ago
Embarrassed to say that my wife and I were duped into purchasing tickets to the show. We had thought it would be a highly choreographed, theatrical re-enactment of significant events in pre-Mao China, and had not done any research on it. In
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by chb 8y ago
"Few companies have changed hands as often as Suse and yet remained strong players in their business." "Strong players"? What quantitative evidence exists demonstrating that SuSE has any more than a marginal and insignif
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What is “super premium vodka”?(npr.org)
2 points by chb 8y ago|0 comments

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