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by eitland 5y ago
Enable personal blacklists. If a site is found in more than x blacklists, manually take a look at it and decide either to remove it or keep it.
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DuckDuckGo Traffic(duckduckgo.com)
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Around here a problem with discs and brake pads as well and forb electrical vehicles in particular. Wear keeps rust at bay but when they don't get enough wear to remove rust it can make the discs uneven and at that point it can easily
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Seems like you already have the most important part settled from the start: you care about the child :-) And, since you mention it: like a metronome is a good way to think about it. I used to use a digital timer or a phone but anything with
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by eitland 5y ago
I'll favourite this :-) Maybe even add a bookmark for it, filed under a new tag: bragging_rights ;-) But please remember I did not come up with this, see sibling comment (pjgalbraith). It seems the method is called the Ferber method al
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Try it free then ask your boss to pay it. For me at least it saves me whole minutes and lots of stress on about half my queries which means at $20 it pays for itself in half a month and as a free bonus I get better results for the rest of t
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Now you made my lunch better. Thanks!
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I have plenty to do but the last few years I've done a smart thing to avoid this for smaller tasks: If someone comes with a small request that I want to help them with I do two things: 1. make sure following up on it is their responsib
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Not GP and hopefully GP might come back too and answer but I think the book is useful to different people in different ways - even if it is a very short book. One idea that stuck with me both for myself and in a team setting: Fear of failur
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> i think the stats say something like if you are not out of the water in 5 mins you are unlikely to survive - even with a survival suit. Obviously take those statistics with a grain of salt. According to some stats you can survive one m
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We were taught: never ever say someone is not going to make it. The hearing can work even if no other senses work they told us and if I understood it correctly they meant these words could make the wounded person give up.
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My interpretation of this is they pay for API access and sends anonymised queries to Google and/or Bing. I'm still puzzled how they get so extremely much better results compared to using any of thise directly or using DDG which do
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I have stored some result pages in Joplin and will try to post some comparisons soon, but lunchbreak is over so not until later today - at earliest ;-) But basically the results are good and if I don't immediately get exactly what I wa
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With the usual disclaimer about my Google experience not being anyone elses Google experience: For my work Kagi is already beating Google. In fact there is is almost no competition, it is almost as if they are in completely different leag
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As someone who's gone through this five times (ok, going through it for the fifth): My experience has been that once I understood it it became very simple, but learning it was hard since none of the documentation is complete and it oft
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by eitland 5y ago
Computas | Multiple positions | Oslo, Norway | ONSITE Computas is a Nordic provider of IT solutions and consulting. We deliver value-adding solutions for the public benefit to both public and private sectors. With our 35 years of experience
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https://search.marginalia.nu has a very interesting approach to this: Use tracking especially and JS generally as a weight in ranking so sites that contains much of any of these needs to be exceptionally high quality to float to
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At this point I cannot be alone in thinking that what we are seeing is a runaway AI system? Let me just speculate wildly here: Seems no-ones Google is the same and how do one manage approximately 4 billion [1] a/b/c/etc exper
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by eitland 5y ago
Back when I used to read Distrowatch I often read about DragonflyBSD and its innovation (HammerFS I and II in particular if memory serves me right), but my understanding was always that it was a server OS?
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by eitland 5y ago
I try to use Twitter, but I need two accounts, one for Norwegian and one for English. I also cannot tell Twitter that some of my post are probably most interesting for programmers, others for people living close to where I live. etc There w
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Meanwhile some of us think it exists and use it to decide to leave alone after grabbing coffee. Nothing good comes out of thinking free will doesn't exist. It is just a massive cop-out. Furthermore a lot of history cannot be properly e
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Hmmm, now that you mention it: Yes, we have a number of doctors, lawyers, a number of farmers including many active ones, pilots, lots of programmers, sysadmins, a few kids (I think) and from time to time some homeless here on HN but I cann
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by eitland 5y ago
The scam is that it started out with Netflix being like Spotify, only even though I paid full price I couldn't see all content because I was in Norway. Then more and more got pulled out and now if I want a full Spotify experience for v
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I had a light bulb moment a few years ago when I saw a seagull come in with the wind, turn against it and land perfectly at the top of a pole. Since then everything AI is still impressive to me but it just doesn't feel very advanced. W
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> Can you provide a link for that? I could only find that they'd hand over your personal account info if they get a court order claiming that you're a terror suspect (from https://telegram.org/privacy ): Maybe I
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> They'd have to pool all their intellectual property into a single holding and offer access to all of it at once. Reading this triggered a (for me) very interesting observation - my feelings about video streaming services are not t
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Yep, military keep their secrets very well you see ;-)
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> Except all you earn is worthless non-exchangeable karma. I think you look at it the wrong way: For me that "karma" counter on the profile only roughly signals someones worth here: it might either be because they've been
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> No one is certain what lava lamps were used for. Nitpick: I'm fairly certain lava lamps have been used as secure random number generators. Edit: a quick search on kagi confirms it.
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Emphasis on basic I think: once you go past what could easily be done earlier you still have to use JS to configure a datasource to load from?

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