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by enz 7y ago
That would remove the “community bubble”, which is an important aspect I think. However, a feature making easier to x-post can do the trick, maybe?
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by enz 7y ago
Neat
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by enz 7y ago
I see too many people rolling PHP-FPM only to show the IP address of the client. So, I wanted to share an alternative method which, I hope, can save you some time.
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Public IP Address API with Two Lines of Nginx Config(ecalamia.com)
2 points by enz 7y ago|1 comments
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by enz 7y ago
> Social media is like smoking. It takes a while to get addicted. You do it because everyone is doing it I would add: Besides, it tastes awful when you start, but you do it anyway until you get familiar with it. Just like the first days
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by enz 7y ago
Thanks for the link, I have definitely learnt something. I didn’t suspect such system to exist outside a Sci-fi book!
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by enz 7y ago
Yes indeed. Even my ~100$ bike has a cover and a basic Shimano gear. However, some parts of the chain are still exposed to the rain, but the oil makes the water slide along.
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by enz 7y ago
pyenv/virtual environments
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by enz 7y ago
>Release the source code of Windows under the GNU GPL. >I know that is a stretch, but from what I heard there. it isn't totally impossible. Really? Does anyone have more info about that?
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by enz 7y ago
Yes, I think this is the plan.
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Neqo, an Implementation of QUIC Written in Rust(github.com)
141 points by enz 7y ago|27 comments
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by enz 7y ago
Does L1-L3 cache can be considered as a sort of bistable RAM?
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by enz 7y ago
If you understand French, you can take a look at Claude and Lydia Bourguignon’s work about soil health.
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by enz 7y ago
For Dunkirk, I believe the shops, restaurants,... now pay more tax to sustain the free transports. It’s better than taxing individuals because everybody wins: residents have more money to spend, shops pay more taxes but they now have more c
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by enz 7y ago
In Paris, FR, rent control was approved a few years ago. The problem is that there is no incentives for landlords to update their apartments and to maintain them clean and good looking. Before, a pretty apartment was typically more expensiv
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by enz 7y ago
I think being honest about that can work, here. Anyone will understand that your former boss was not a good boss.
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The $200 Challenge(florin-pop.com)
3 points by enz 7y ago|0 comments
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by enz 7y ago
I had +1 year savings before quitting my 9-5. I lived alone and no family to feed. It helped me to have a lifestyle which was way less expensive than my wage permitted: tiny apartment, eating healthy but cheaply (preparing my own food is th
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by enz 7y ago
I guess it can be good for people owning a great monitor which is not a TV.
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Writing a Simple Parser in Rust(adriann.github.io)
2 points by enz 7y ago|0 comments
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by enz 7y ago
Is it Erlang-specific, or it is possible to use those principles with other technologies?
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by enz 7y ago
People here generally recommend a static site generator (Jeckyll, Hugo, Pelican) and hosting freely on github.io.
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Why not split harmful carbon dioxide into harmless carbon and oxygen? (2009)(scientificamerican.com)
2 points by enz 7y ago|0 comments
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by enz 7y ago
I’m always interested in hearing about why people get involved in a specific nonprofit organization. Do you mind sharing some thoughts with us?
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by enz 7y ago
You can gain a fair memory consumption improvement by using slotted classes. The standard namedtuple and attrs use them. However, dataclasses do not. So, you can have both ergonomics and slotted classes by using attrs.
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by enz 7y ago
HN doesn't detect visited links, but your browser does.
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by enz 7y ago
If you have a company, hiring FF developers who are allowed to contribute directly to Firefox may be a good contribution.
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by enz 7y ago
> We Don’t Need One Until We Do Exactly that. In my career, I had to use a SM only once, but I really don't know how I could avoid it. The final code was a bit difficult to follow (PHP without Goto), but I drew an ASCII-art comment
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by enz 7y ago
It seems they are actually using the power-not-hungry GPU more. From the v69 release note: > For our users on macOS, battery life and download UI are both improved: macOS users on dual-graphics-card machines (like MacBook Pro) will swit
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by enz 7y ago
No. When a pop-up pops up, I hit the "back" button right away. I don't even do it consciously, actually...

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