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by d33 6y ago
Sure, but if you use HN password on this one site only, it wouldn't hurt that much to share it with another website to manage the discussions for you. That was my reasoning. What do you think?
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Ask HN: What are the alternative HN front-ends with better discussion features?
6 points by d33 6y ago|6 comments
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by d33 6y ago
Doesn't sound like something that they could actually care about. How much theoretically would they have to lose in order to actually have to comply?
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by d33 6y ago
Could someone put that in context of how much that could actually hit them and how realistic it is for that to happen?
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by d33 6y ago
Not really true: https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=seagate%20archive%208t...
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by d33 6y ago
Could you point to any research? I asked many doctors but nobody really knew about the substance nor could tell me whether it's safe to supplement.
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by d33 6y ago
One useful thing when managing one's time is to know when a command will complete. I have a habit of using "pv" anywhere I wait for a result so that I know how long it takes: http://www.ivarch.com/programs&#
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by d33 6y ago
There's one thing I don't understand. Each time a new compression algorithm is introduced, it's the Next Big Thing. Why isn't the implementation of the algorithm as simple as linking in the related library, assuming they
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by d33 6y ago
As an interesting example of what differential privacy is, consider this excerpt from Wikipedia: "A simple example, especially developed in the social sciences,[15] is to ask a person to answer the question "Do you own the attribu
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by d33 6y ago
> RAM maxing out at 32 GB This part is just not accurate. I'm running their dedicated server with 256 GiB RAM right now.
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by d33 6y ago
Thanks. About Google Maps - it's a chicken and egg problem. We can't have a venue until we recruit enough folks that believe in the concept enough to pay for it. Which is where I think we are right now.
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by d33 6y ago
I understand your point - I hesitated while writing this sentence. I just felt like I should underline that it's not the "black hat" hackers we're looking for and that we're not criminals in case this post gets take
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Ask HN: Starting a hackerspace in my city. How to reach local hackers?
9 points by d33 6y ago|8 comments
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Paraponera Clavata(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by d33 6y ago|1 comments
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by d33 6y ago
Thing is, S3 ACL is pretty ugly. UX is unpleasant and testing is terrible. It could be some accidental catch-all rule letting everyone in. I guess that the only lesson here is to set up an automated test that verifies whether the resource y
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by d33 6y ago
Surprise not to see tmate.io get more attention: https://tmate.io It's packaged for most Linux distributions and offers a seam-less "share your terminal" experience over the web. Has an optional read-only mode. Us
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by d33 6y ago
Is there a bookmarklet around that would remove them?
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by d33 6y ago
Could you elaborate, e.g. link to documentation, subprojects or example code? I'd love to get rid of Celery because of how difficult it is for me to tweak it for good performance.
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by d33 7y ago
I wish I could think of a leveled way to speak my mind but gosh, there's something about all this that really makes me want to throw up. The idea of adding a tiny little button that makes a sound is innocent. It's a single button
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by d33 7y ago
I guess it's a good moment to recommend Altered Carbon on Netflix to everyone. I love cyberpunk genre, played through every single Deus Ex game multiple times, watched most of the relevant movies, etc. What I loved about AC is that it
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by d33 7y ago
And I'm curious about the work culture park. They're a small organisation in terms of workforce, but somehow managed to respond within minutes on Saturday. How does that work? Do they have shifts or somehow the workers are so devo
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by d33 7y ago
I love i3, but there's one thing I really wish I could do that I still hadn't figured out. I used to be a KDE user and I loved the fact that I could stack windows and make the one on top semi-transparent. I'd be using this fe
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by d33 7y ago
Didn't really get it. Does it speed programs up, or allow better guessing or when borrow checking isn't actually violated? If the former, what kind of situations is the program sped up in?
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by d33 7y ago
Provided that there will be future generations.
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by d33 7y ago
Isn't it just badly implemented shortcut support?
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by d33 7y ago
I saw a great solution to the over-eating problem in one sushi spot in Italy. Not exactly a buffer, but you could pay upfront and order as much as you want per person. The caveat is that you can only order four servings at once and you pay
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by d33 7y ago
My bad then, thanks for clarifying. Anyway, would it still work on x86_64?
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by d33 7y ago
It's x86, isn't it? I'd love to see something as small as this one that wouldn't rely as much on BIOS. The way I understand it, the following code is based one of the assumptions you can't make without x86 BIOS, can
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by d33 7y ago
Personally I'd believe that. Obligatory: https://git-man-page-generator.lokaltog.net/
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by d33 7y ago
Shouldn't then car industry executives be also to blame for negligent killing of the ones whose death was a result of a car failure related to planned obsolescence?

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