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galkk
3y ago
It cannot work, per founders of one of old search engines and authors of page rank algorithm.
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3y ago
When opening, I expected to see something about harsh conditions of life there etc etc, but those are only pictures of rigs. I don't see anything distopian there, only utilitarian. One of things that I recently learned is that many of
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4y ago
> I am almost certain that sometime in the future if the kindle doesn't phone home after a period the books on it will disappear YouTube app video downloads work exactly that way, same for prime video, I believe
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4y ago
After using split for 2 years I think that split matters, but less than ortho layout and angled sides. I was user of MS Ergo keyboards ages ago, and such keyboard with qmk and ortho keys would be also great. Anecdote: I bought preonic keybo
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4y ago
I think Borland is great example of what happens when you don't care about backward compatibility and try to milk your customers all the time. Even since Turbo Pascal, and with Delphi, every new version (5->6->7) of a compiler&#x
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4y ago
Tl;dr - there is nothing really special in Proxmox that lets run and manage 13000 containers. Author created 10 vms on Proxmox host and ran docker on them. You don’t really need Proxmox for what described. When I first saw Proxmox I also w
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4y ago
Honestly, I don't think that this article is trying to do something from nothing. From what I see - it's some recruiting agencies trying to cast wide nets to hire people for contracting jobs. By some random chance, fired people ar
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4y ago
They should not have any business with that as this is clearly overreach.
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4y ago
Many of things there were reading either as distractions from something larger or looked like extreme power tripping. Telling example to me was no firearms policy on conferences or you’re having copyright infringement or no rust in package
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4y ago
I think that mind mapping is a fad that periodically appear and disappear back into obscurity. and yes, I read Buzan's book and most of software that claims mind mapping support actually does just another representation of hierarchical
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4y ago
https://youtu.be/l0KEDYFWbVc
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4y ago
Xcom isn’t a good example because the game actively lies to you with displayed probabilities https://youtu.be/l0KEDYFWbVc
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galkk
4y ago
I use tmux for remote and i3 for local use, so I don’t use kittys window management functions. I know author stance on tmux and do not share it
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galkk
4y ago
Kitty is fast, configurable and support ligatures.
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4y ago
They should go for everyone, ranked by income. One year I got a paper mail from IRS where they said that there were potentially unpaid taxes, but it could be that you haven't filed Schedule D form for RSU. I was very pleased with it -
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4y ago
It it were just like that, then having blue status won’t give boost in recommendations. It does though (hard to say since when though)
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4y ago
I totally agree with this opinion by Tim Sweeney, and think that it’s a net benefit for all, but previously blue status owners. ” Twitter only verifying elites and friends of Twitter employees was wrong. Democratizing verification for $8 wa
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galkk
4y ago
Come on, hn isn't a place for this historical revisionism and juggling with facts. If his parents were born in Kiew (Kyiv), then when they were born, it was a part of Russian Empire, and not a country that gained short independence in
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4y ago
ZSA configurator so much better than QMK configuration, it's not even a remote comparison. I happily pay money to companies who provide a lot of additional value on top of open source offering. I have moonlander, zsa platform, ergodox
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4y ago
Kovid is one of those 10x engineers for me. I love kitty and use it every day, calibre does it job too. Great, that he tries to make progress in terminal area, that, as for me, is quite archaic as of now.
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4y ago
In addition to all the praises in this chat I can also add another. This is great companion for remote play on my 13900k/4090 desktop
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4y ago
Just take my money already
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4y ago
Wow, this is good to know, thanks.
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4y ago
How much does it weight? I don't see it on the announcement page. This year I got 16" thinkpad P4, and suprised to see how much more comfortable it is for me than my 15" Extreme X1, especially given that it weights about the
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4y ago
Just a note that you can do the same now with .net: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/deploying/sing...
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4y ago
Looking at announcement video that makes emphasis on smoke: have they ever seen smoke? Effect of a smoke grenade?
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4y ago
That could work nicely, as managing things like shared family tasks is tedious in OneNote and me/wife weren't able to utilize Asana for that due to strict task limitations. I could never go past Notion's start screen
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4y ago
There is a conspiracy theory that recent open sourcing of Yandex tech and to some extent even a leak is a preparation for global Yandex exodus from Russia.
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4y ago
Idk, I tried to play chess with it right now, and it tries to do illegal move. This is pretty crazy: me > Bxe3 chat.openai.com > A good move! By playing 16...Bxe3, you capture my pawn on d5 with your bishop, and also put pressure on m
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4y ago
If you will use QMK powered keyboard (or similar) you can even map mouse movements to the keys [1], so you won't move from keyboard at all. On my keyboard, I have wasd style mouse movement on ijkl keys, and it works quite well. [1]: h
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