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by duiker101 3y ago
I'd be willing to bet already most people have no idea what OpenAI is, just like most people don't know what ByteDance is.
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by duiker101 3y ago
For personal stuff, the biggest expense it's time. Everything else--in the early days--can probably be founded with a handful of dollars a month. That would be hosting expenses and a domain name. And hosting can probably be tackled wit
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by duiker101 3y ago
Tge first thing I saw when opening the page was a big cookie popup with the oracle logo
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by duiker101 3y ago
Good for them! Lately I have been enjoying PeaZip[1] since it supports all platforms and a lot of formats. It also has some good UI and helpful functions. [1] https://peazip.github.io
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by duiker101 3y ago
It definitely is more of a Windows thing, but that's not saying much, since it's not like Windows is this niche OS that no one uses. I'd actually dare to say that more people have heard of WinRAR than tar.gz.
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by duiker101 3y ago
I guess the answer is that you must be able to read the code and use your own judgement. Here the actual code of the extension is basically 2 files, one of 114 lines and the other 66. Plain js, easy to digest. Looks pretty safe.
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Gender Decoder – Finding subtle bias in job ads(gender-decoder.katmatfield.com)
1 points by duiker101 3y ago|0 comments
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by duiker101 3y ago
My favorite HN dark theme doesn't seem to be available any longer in its original form, but luckily I was able to save it. https://github.com/duiker101/hackernews-dark-amethyst
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by duiker101 3y ago
Most answers seem written by fanboys rather than legit answers. I would say go with what you know and are most comfortable with. You are more likely to get the better outcome.
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by duiker101 4y ago
Related: Vemödalen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ftDjebw8aA
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by duiker101 4y ago
Just today there was this thread which about one of the alternatives which looks nice https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35143052 In there you can find also a link to a list of European alternatives https://eur
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by duiker101 4y ago
from what I can tell, it works like this: - the script is loaded - check if sessionStorage has the '_swa' item - if no, then hit the /track endpoint (this I assume is to count unique visitors). Then set the '_swa' i
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by duiker101 4y ago
looking at the code that seems to be the id of the website not of the user. You might have multiple websites on one instance of Counter and you just need to let the server know on which one to record the view. IIRC, GDPR doesn't really
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by duiker101 4y ago
Suggestions for service B? Every single service I can find always seems such a pain to go in and add a subdomain and change something.
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CircleCI advising customers to immediately rotate all secrets stored in CircleCI(twitter.com)
3 points by duiker101 4y ago|0 comments
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by duiker101 4y ago
Amazing article! The next step is to create an automation script to navigate the menus and selecting the content you want! Also, thanks to this article I learned of wokwi which is amazing!!
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by duiker101 4y ago
Unfortunately, I am not aware of any open source project that covers the one feature that I still use Google Maps for. Reviews. Does anyone know of any? I am wondering now if that's something that could be federated well.
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by duiker101 4y ago
This looks quite good!
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by duiker101 4y ago
My favorite testing HTTP Client is still just the IntelliJ built-in, pure text. You know exactly what you send without having to navigate menus and whatnot. In the end, 99% of HTTP requests are just that, text.
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Users reporting artifacts appearing in old images stored in Google Photos(support.google.com)
575 points by duiker101 4y ago|282 comments
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by duiker101 4y ago
For me, it's been gradual(years), and I do not have everything under one roof. First thing is moving the email. Buy a domain, buy a FastMail subscription and start using it. Migrate all the main accounts to this new email: gov accounts
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by duiker101 4y ago
OK, I am not one for complaining about designs, and I'm not even going to say this is bad. But for some reason, I can't even look at the page. It's giving me a headache, just a few seconds of looking at it makes me feel... ve
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by duiker101 4y ago
Bitwarden is just great! One of the few pieces of software I am really happy to pay for.
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by duiker101 4y ago
Some searches with Google have become absolutely unusable, a flood of paywalled quora and random blogs that blabber without answers just to try and sell you a solution to a problem you don't actually have. Kagi allows you to remove all
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by duiker101 4y ago
It is currently, but the article linked here mentions that they are considering an increase because the current price is likely to not be sustainable.
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by duiker101 4y ago
One thing that I actually love about Kagi, is that they tell you how much you cost them. In the settings, under billing, there is a usage tab where it says how much your queries cost. Apparently last month I "used" $2 more than I
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by duiker101 4y ago
I tried many search engines, but I always ended up going back to Google for many queries. Kagi it's the first one that I really feel like Google doesn't add anything any more. Sometimes if I can't find something I will try go
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by duiker101 4y ago
Years ago, I interviewed at redgate (an interview I actually got via HN!). I will never forget it, I was very junior, but I never felt looked down upon, I had nice conversation with the interviewers, and it always felt natural. The technica
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by duiker101 4y ago
I highly recommend the book! It's literally a dictionary and some words can really resonate with you
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by duiker101 4y ago
Oh nice! I didn't know there was a Desktop version of MapTiler to make mbtiles! Instead I have followed pretty much the same but with tilemaker, which allows you to process your osm files through a LUA script to generate mbtiles

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