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Ask HN: HN Problems?
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Breakthrough Lightsail: Ready to Race to Alpha Centauri
(scitechdaily.com)
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Not many month ago the Italians trains was disrupted by a single nail into a cable: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/italian-rail-services-d...
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1y ago
Would be great to have an option with more LAN Ports.
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In addition to the single nucleus the egg can contains trace of DNA from the mother
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Riverside ruins in Austria confirmed as Roman bridgehead
(archaeologymag.com)
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All is relative. 16 billions of EUR looks like a lot. But are spent in 12 years, so 1.3 Billions of Eur year. To compare Italy alone has spent 1 billion to have empty immigrant centers in Albania in less than two years.
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Not related to the layoff (I'm very sad for what author is experiencing), but the blog looking is very great and functional. Looking on the page code I see that is using a CSS framework that I'm never heard off Open Pros ( https:&
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Every time I read "Web Framework" I run. Ripley: These techs are here to protect you. They're frameworks. Newt: It won't make any difference.
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Tumors Have a Taste for Fructose, If It's Transformed by the Liver
(genengnews.com)
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Any form of protectionism in the long run affects the efficiency of companies and the quality of products. Even Reagan understood this. The response of nations to US tariffs should be to try to eliminate even more tariffs towards other nati
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License is very limiting for Business
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OpenSNP Shutting Down
(tzovar.as)
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2y ago
CSV is too new and without a good standard quoting strategy. Better staying with the boring old fixed length column format :))
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2y ago
People growing up using AI risks to become like France nobility during luigi IVI reign.
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2y ago
Legally Proton is not based in European Union nor European Economic Area. Switzerland is extra EU just like USA, China or Russia
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2y ago
So... what is the estimated cost to find the key using AWS H100 or similar service?
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I suspect that if a nuclear war brings humans to extinction tomorrow, this project could be looked at by hypothetical aliens, visiting our planet in the future, as the "Antikythera mechanism" of our times. (well.... if we can trus
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If I understand correctly, the definition of "largest trading partner" in the graphic is misleading because it is based exclusively on physical goods. But the US exports to many countries an impressive amount of digital services (
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Hybrids: Declarative and Functional Web Components
(hybrids.js.org)
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SolidJS Is Not the Future
(spicyweb.dev)
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How many of you upvote this pretenting to find some day the time and spirit to read and learn from it, but perfectly knowing that will never happen. I'm one of them unfortunally, gosh!
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2y ago
Of this, €20bn will be earmarked for AI gigafactories. This reminds me of Northvolts. https://www.bruegel.org/analysis/northvolts-struggles-cautio...
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It's all in the model. If you look for a good definition of "intellingence" that is compression. You can see ZIP algorithm as a primordial antenate of Chatgpt :))
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Same like you. I like it because is less a framework, and more like a library. Light alternative compared to Express. You can use it as base and choose the library you prefer for other functionality (routing,body-parsing,... )
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Doing so would mean incentivizing customers to seek alternative routes and migrate to competitor. Thus with the risk of losing the current moat.
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It's not Haskell, but you can write great functional programming code with Javascript. I think it is very ergonomic for FP. Remember that Javascript is the world's most misunderstood programming language =))
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Most likely the source code alone is not enough, probably the system works with third party paid cloud services or third party components that could not be licensed.
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2y ago
I like knex, but would love it more if all methods does not mutates the original data structure. A pure version of knex would be great
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Would be nice to know max RAM usage by each implementation.
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