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5y ago
Another anecdote here. Going on decaf was one of the best choices I could do. I've gotten back on caffeine and the palpitations are back for me also. It makes me wonder: do people in the older generations have the same symptoms but jus
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5y ago
+1 for hot water. Massively underrated. Like so much so I wonder why no one talks about it.
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5y ago
Signed up; I will gladly pay for better results. Google has sold its soul long ago to the capitalism gods. DDG and Brave are no better.
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5y ago
How can you not see that even $20k is entirely insufficient for such specialized work? Do you understand the work that was asked?...
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5y ago
Gotchya. All good then. Excellent work and insight :) Have you attempted to convert them to plain text and serve those? Or is there no real savings there?
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5y ago
This is kind of incredible. Have you considered images just take up full width?
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5y ago
It's not processing though? It's acting like a mirror or a polaroid? Do those process?...
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5y ago
What processing can an RFID do? AFAIK RFID can only store and send data, and are pretty "dumb".
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5y ago
Because execution is guaranteed to stop, it is technically not turing complete.
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5y ago
Related, maybe someone wants to submit it to the HN queue: https://gist.github.com/ad72f1da36fbc965e4a1d4daeb1d6cb3
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5y ago
Using lost-PLA casting?
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Tangential question: Could someone tell me how you're supposed to read "Csíkszentmihályi" ? To me it seems that names are supposed to be broken up into their syllables, but I could be very wrong: Csiks-zent-mihal-yi Essential
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5y ago
michal-z, how do you survive month to month having left your job?
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5y ago
Ethereum is not just hype. You better start educating yourself.
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5y ago
Nicely said. > No privacy would mean stasis. Could you expand? I found this particularly interesting.
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Is privacy in all our interests? (Opinion)
(len.falken.ink)
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5y ago
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5y ago
And you instantly realize the code which is being returned is almost always directly from a human being who wrote it anyway.
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5y ago
It looks like so much Rust code to generate the simplest of 6502 code. No thanks.
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5y ago
I feel like web rings really resolved this issue.
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5y ago
Lots of people use IRC still. Libera being probably the biggest.
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I don't get the hate for Metamask. You can connect hardware wallets to it and its actual UX is good.
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5y ago
I didn't think this was special? I've done this in the mirrior? Not fast or anything, but it is "on demand".
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5y ago
Get 'em
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5y ago
Epitectus would have said: "take my life, for if that's what you wish, have it, but know it will not be easy."
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Show HN: Procedural log cabins using code CAD
(github.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
Please see http://len.falken.ink/misc/text-to-speech.txt for good text to speech setup on Linux. You can easily continue coding, but yes for "pixel perfectness", you will have to give that up, as it's in
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Show HN: I made an e-ink wrist terminal
(youtube.com)
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5y ago
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But what if I don't care about any version history, and I just want a single snapshot held indefinitely? Should I instead go with a service like Google Drive?
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5y ago
Hey, I hope there is a BackBlaze person lurking the comments. I use BackBlaze to make sporadic, one time backups. I then disconnect everything - which is just 2 mirrored drives. These drives only contain important documents. Can BackBlaze
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5y ago
This is how I feel about most categorizations. I did some research the other night about problems with categorization, but surprisingly couldn't find much. While categorization is good for quick communication, it usually abstracts too
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