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by donatzsky 3y ago
Depends on the local laws, I'm sure, but basically anything that wasn't cooked up in a lab, but extracted from something natural. As such, natural strawberry flavour doesn't have to be from actual strawberries, but can be fro
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by donatzsky 3y ago
He's not the most relaible: http://vatniksoup.com/en/soups/40
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by donatzsky 3y ago
Edge uses the same engine as Chrome, so that at least is not surprising.
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by donatzsky 3y ago
Microsoft does have the benefit of not having any customers other than themselves, so volumes are smaller.
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by donatzsky 3y ago
According to the blog post, it's bi-endian.
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by donatzsky 3y ago
The common expression would be "a quantum leap". Which has nothing to do with the "size" of a quantum, but suggests a massive (technological) improvement and increase in capabilities - like going from a normal binary com
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Emacs on Android(emacswiki.org)
4 points by donatzsky 3y ago|0 comments
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by donatzsky 3y ago
Considering the potential issues with Turnstile, what are some good alternatives?
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by donatzsky 3y ago
The Pixii digital rangefinder might be for you then (except for the poor battery life). https://pixii.fr/ https://www.macfilos.com/2023/04/17/new-kid-on-the-block-the...
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Honda’s $225M Mistake – Rune Review [video](youtube.com)
1 points by donatzsky 3y ago|0 comments
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by donatzsky 3y ago
Firefox is also moving to Manifest V3, but a more "relaxed" version that still allows a lot of what is being removed in Chrome. What seems to have happened here, is that uBO decided that, since they now have a declarative version
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by donatzsky 3y ago
A patent is a time-limited monopoly on an invention, so yes, preventing others from making the same thing is exactly what a patent is for. The idea being that during this time, the inventor can either be the sole source of the widget, thus
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by donatzsky 3y ago
No. It's actually important for an effective digestion. Not just because smaller pieces are easier to break down, but because the enzymes in the saliva start the process.
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by donatzsky 3y ago
As I understand it, Thunderbird is essentially Firefox turned into a mail client. So whatever FF is using. There's probably still some XUL left here and there, but only because they haven't gotten around to replacing it yet.
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by donatzsky 3y ago
Many. Read the link. It's all explained.
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Tuning Experiments with Backgammon Using Linear Evaluation(aifactory.co.uk)
1 points by donatzsky 3y ago|0 comments
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by donatzsky 3y ago
It's also available through F10.
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by donatzsky 4y ago
I use Key Jump. It's even simpler. Just hit , or . depending on if you want to open in the same or a new tab. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/key-jump-keyb...
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by donatzsky 4y ago
> The interface is fine and there are far bigger problems -- problems related to actual functionality as opposed to prettiness -- that desperately need work. You may want to read the blog post again. This isn't just about a new UI,
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by donatzsky 4y ago
Skrill (not on the list, but seems to be in the same space as PayPal) has some crypto features. No idea about the details, since I just saw it mentioned on the website, but didn't go further.
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by donatzsky 4y ago
Why do you assume that all developers have studied CS?
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by donatzsky 4y ago
How does this compare to Apprise? https://github.com/caronc/apprise
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by donatzsky 4y ago
SciTE is pretty good in that role. https://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html
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by donatzsky 4y ago
Emacs isn't really a terminal app, though. CLI is just one of several frontends. And there are good reasons to prefer the gui version: https://irreal.org/blog/?p=5835
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ActiveState Komodo IDE Now Open Source(activestate.com)
25 points by donatzsky 4y ago|3 comments
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by donatzsky 4y ago
The "Use stored procedures" link points to ChatGPT, so I'd say that's a distinct possibility here.
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by donatzsky 4y ago
Pretty sure it was here on HN that I saw someone explain how they had integrated it with Home Assistant.
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by donatzsky 4y ago
Your pinky. Many do remap ctrl to caps-lock, though, since it's more ergonomic and caps-lock is a bit useless anyway.
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Keyboard shortcuts for GNU Readline(masteringemacs.org)
386 points by donatzsky 4y ago|167 comments
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by donatzsky 4y ago
Somehow I had never heard of him. Any recommendations for where I should start reading?

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