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by gitgud 3y ago
I’ve always found GitHub to be quite generous with what functionality they give free users, especially visitors that don’t have an account. They kind of paved the way in that regard… Some sites would probably put everything behind a login-w
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Ask HN: How does Facebook Messenger's "e2e encryption" work in Australia?
1 points by gitgud 3y ago|2 comments
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by gitgud 3y ago
I've used hexo for years, I like it because it's simple, mature and has a large ecosystem of community plugins. It is showing it's age with some of the tech choices, but it still works great and is easy to debug and tailor to
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Isolated Web Apps Explainer(github.com)
1 points by gitgud 3y ago|2 comments
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by gitgud 3y ago
I chuckled reading this… would restarting the Mac re-enable the Bluetooth?
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by gitgud 3y ago
Nice! This would be cool to integrate with "shademap", to visualize the shade/sun during the journey. [1] https://shademap.app/@37.75153,-119.53737,12.65679z,16416003...
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by gitgud 3y ago
LinkedIn also has a similar feature called “endorsements” where people effectively recommend/validate specific skills on you profile. How does this compare to that?
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by gitgud 3y ago
> Actually it's somehow kind of the inverse, any AI related code has been subpar which has been putting a lot of stress on the core systems in terms of reviews and performance. My experience is that AI tooling just means engineers
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by gitgud 3y ago
So the ex wastes 1.2 million dollars of BTC to hurt them… rough…
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by gitgud 3y ago
My 2c Working at a “large tech” company can be rewarding in several ways. Less stress, more pay, huge tech stacks and access to more resources within the company. My advice is to prioritise the work for your role, but also look for other
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by gitgud 3y ago
I think this describe low-code systems the best. In my experience, low-code is “easy software development” but without the guard-rails of version control, debugging, open standards, local development, unit-testing etc etc… These are the thi
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I am the fold (2015)(iamthefold.com)
101 points by gitgud 3y ago|43 comments
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by gitgud 3y ago
Didn’t notice that, incredible > Copyright 2023. All unauthorized distribution of this source code will be persecuted to the fullest extent of the law
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by gitgud 3y ago
Ahhh okay, I can't believe I missed the irony of this post
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by gitgud 3y ago
Is this an important metric? I’d imagine a lot of articles across Wikipedia change over time and barely resemble the original article… which is a huge benefit, as opposed to printed encyclopaedias All that matters is that the content is fac
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by gitgud 3y ago
If it takes me more than a few seconds to find the “unsubscribe” button… I’ll just “block & mark as spam” It’s a nuclear solution, but the only way to deal with dark patterns like this…
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by gitgud 3y ago
> What is a Program? A program is a set of rules for converting input into output. A program doesn’t need input or output though right?… it’s just a series of logical instructions that are executed
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Evernote free users officially limited to 50 notes, effectively ending free tier(9to5mac.com)
1 points by gitgud 3y ago|0 comments
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Tesla Recalls 2M Cars to Fix Autopilot Safety Flaws(bloomberg.com)
146 points by gitgud 3y ago|230 comments
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by gitgud 3y ago
> It then finds or boots a new copy of our entire application and runs the function there. So for each “Flame.call” it begins a whole new app process and copies the execution context in? A very simple solution to scaling, but I’d imagi
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Metamask – No longer available on Chrome Store(chrome.google.com)
2 points by gitgud 3y ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 3y ago
Imgur is nice, but it unfortunately won't last forever. It's also become clear that imgur may delete images that fall under a few different circumstances: - haven't been accessed in a while - considered NSFW - n
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Show HN: Imgur-local-scrape" scrape your site's images off imgur(github.com)
1 points by gitgud 3y ago|1 comments
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by gitgud 3y ago
There was a submission related to that here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38398751 Not sure about the reasoning... probably not accessibility though, as the land/sea seems much less contrasting than it was befor
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by gitgud 3y ago
That is amazing, here's the link for anyone interested ( there's a lot of images on that page ) https://dangeng.github.io/visual_anagrams/static/videos/grid...
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Why does the Earth cool at night time?(physics.stackexchange.com)
2 points by gitgud 3y ago|1 comments
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by gitgud 3y ago
I think if you write what you want in a “code comment” then below it will try to implement that comment in the autocomplete
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by gitgud 3y ago
About 10 years ago a few friends of mine (mechanical engineers) were surprised that I was studying software development. They said something along the lines of “is there much left to do? we can just use existing systems to do everything we
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by gitgud 3y ago
The internet. It connects the world and is an endless source of knowledge. Although it can definitely have negative impacts on people’s lives, it’s overall a benefit to humanity and I’m thankful to be around to see it!
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by gitgud 3y ago
Is there a link to try it? This is literally the main application of ML that I’ve been awaiting for years. Making complex legislation and bureaucracy searchable and useful for people with no context.

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