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Have you thought about pushing the links onto a queue and running multiple scrapers off that queue? You'd need to build in some politeness mechanism to make sure you're not hitting the same domain/ip address too often but it
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Ask HN: How does Apple legally exclude browsers from its App Store?
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The worm theory was amusing but that's not what changed my mind. For me, it was "The Studies" section where Scott goes over each study and discussed why they were deemed to be low quality or suspect.
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I wonder how Dr Walter would describe the difference between "animal and human cells". The statement makes it sound like he's a Young Earth creationist. One criticism[1] of the above linked study, the one that states Ivermect
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Yeah. Reuters says it’s false. John Campbell, a retired nurse with a PhD in philosophy was fact checked on it as well. He has a response video: https://youtu.be/ObTAOvgd_JE It doesn’t really matter given that ivermectin is
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This study shows Ivermectin functions as a protease inhibitor https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7996102/ Here is the fact check evaluation from Reuters: https://www.reuters.com/arti
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> many serious anti-Ivermectin arguments in the past I haven't seen any of these. I just run into irrational and offensive people like you that accuse me of wanting to drink bleach when I bring up the topic of Ivermectin. This artic
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Just some feedback: The links appear to be some sort of magic that doesn't work with cmd-click (open in the tab) This means I have to click and the browser navigates to the recipe webpage. When I click the back button my filters are re
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Here's an example: https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=youtube%20replace%20fu...
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It's a decentralised personal server platform, for those that don't want to read the recipe-webpage style back story to understand what it is.
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Shots fired: https://github.com/soofstad/react-oauth2-pkce/issues/1
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Thanks for posting this. I'll see how they respond and maybe contact some Norwegian council.
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> If someone else wants to claim my work as theirs, it's annoying yeah, this is probably it. It's just annoying that they have taken credit for my work while intentionally excluding me from the credit. I don't have enough
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Ask HN: What to do when somebody “steals” your MIT licensed code?
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I don't have enough time for "Considered Harmful" articles any more. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Considered_harmful
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I was investigating GUN for a project last year. The core developer, Mark Nadal, is really inviting and responsive. The project does a good job of publishing numbers and research to prove the technology is a viable option to classic central
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Because most of HN users also make their bread and butter by copy pasting from SO. The Venn diagram is almost a circle.
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I didn't realise Apple had started making good laptops again. The last good machine I had from them was a 2015.
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You would need to ask S&P Global Ratings that question.
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"The percentage of Americans who evaluate their lives well enough to be considered "thriving" on Gallup's Live Evaluation Index reached 59.2% in June..." And "homeownership rate of 65.6 percent"[1]. Everyb
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They aren't encrypted?
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It's just like any other connection. You can think of the wifi links just replacing a cable. If NYC Mesh are linking through fibre installed at various buildings around town then yes, anyone with access to that router could snoop. In G
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Night Ripper is my favourite album by Girl Talk.
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Does this mean python is now self-hosted?
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I like how many people responded but didn’t answer your question.
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Is it still owned by atlassian?
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The articles that I read on this 5 years ago stated that a sub-recreational dose was sufficient to reduce or eliminate cluster headaches for 6 months. The patient doesn't need to take an amount that would get them "high" and
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At a startup back in 2017, we received a substantial amount of free Azure credit through the their innovation program. At the time, there was no way to run postgres with guaranteed iops. You had to run SQL server to get guaranteed iops. We
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The hot corners suck with multiple monitors. Moving the mouse curser to the edge of the screen should not cause all the windows to fly away. It's even worse that you need a gnome plugin to disable them.
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7y ago
They do make them extremely difficult to buy on their website and the linux offerings are generally more expensive when you do find them. Maybe that makes sense in some spreadsheet somewhere that takes long term support into account but whe
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