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gostsamo
4y ago
well, what is stopping him of running a service that listens globally for a short key. The f1-12 buttons are rather underutilized nowadays. another option is the button of many keyboards to open system apps, browser included. Add a page tha
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4y ago
They froze their membership. They did not leave, but they did not participate either. > France quit the unified NATO military command structure, but not the organization. This means that France agreed to help a NATO member if it was atta
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gostsamo
4y ago
Three theories: 1. Attention span: most people would not concentrate to study on their own for long hours, they will sneak little chunks whenever they feel like it. 2. Search: you have a single question, you google it, and you find a short
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gostsamo
4y ago
Maybe so, but another option is that the main functionality of the website tells me to use Chrome in a vary accessible way. :) Don't take it like I'm trying to be snarky, it was just funny to be in two minorities with contradictin
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gostsamo
4y ago
So, how should I feel as a blind user who uses Firefox? :)
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gostsamo
4y ago
1. If they have an account, you don't need anything but the auth cookie to make your tracking. 2. I'm 90% sure that you can drop those cookies and keep log of their actions serverside. 3. Because you are denying agency to those pe
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4y ago
I'm using it to avoid the Meta apps on my phone. It was the easier to convince my mom to use so that we can talk online, the other being Signal. On the other side, people who I know use it for finding all kinds of uncensored stuff in t
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4y ago
95% of developers don't have to solve actual algorithm problems in their daily jobs and very few of us actually do leadcode style of programing. I'd agree that an algorithm book/course will help, but solving people's pro
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gostsamo
4y ago
2020 should be in the title.
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4y ago
1. There are various privacy oriented metric systems regularly advertised on HN. Have you tried any of them? 2. Unless you want to follow people across multiple sessions and multiple websites, you don't actually need any PI to make ded
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4y ago
Don't do business in the EU. As a local citizen, your question makes me believe that it won't be a loss for me as well, so everyone is happy.
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4y ago
AMD names their processors on italian cities while ServiceNow names their releases on big cities (they have Berlin and Paris and maybe had one on an indian one, but I don't remember).
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4y ago
If you don't want physics, do not evoke Newton's name and try to bandwagon on someone else's reputation.
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4y ago
Einstein is the perfect name. Newton's physics is a private case of Einstein's after all.
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4y ago
Yep, I know. Still, using explosives on a mass scale to counter the actions of tractors is rather impractical. The only place it might be considered useful could be the Ukrainian war. In all other places, digging the earth to plant the expl
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gostsamo
4y ago
I think that small tactical nucks might yield better results. /S
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4y ago
Does the Register's measurement converter count? https://www.theregister.com/Design/page/reg-standards-conver...
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4y ago
Most people can't even imagine the amazing sweetness of a tomato freshly brought from the garden while it is still full of sunlight. One can have an entire meal with two tomatoes, a pinch of salt and half a loaf of bread.
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4y ago
I browsed around 20 and didn't find anything that cringe. Lots of teenagers dealing with loneliness and a few spotify recommendations, so it is another datapoint to consider.
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4y ago
The website was very popular at the start of the pandemic. Reminding HN of it due to a similar project on the front page.
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Website Will Self Destruct
(thiswebsitewillselfdestruct.com)
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Value exists only in the eyes of the buyer. Trying to lock value in whateverthing outside of the context of its use is exercise in creating false idols. And in that line of thought, central currencies have value just because the government
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Apple loses position as most valuable firm amid tech sell-off
(bbc.com)
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4y ago
The ukrainians are repurposing small civil drones and old soviet shells to attack russian targets on and behind the lines.
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5y ago
This provision is for important stuff like job, rent, credit and the like. Look for proposals in the Digital Services Act, this might be more appropriate place to introduce moderation and ban standards.
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5y ago
Trees are good not only for carbon capture, but for soil protection, water capture, and biodiversity. It makes sense to plant trees where they will make the most good, not where it is the easiest. Otherwise you propose to look for the keys
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Partnerships
(troyhunt.com)
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Funnily enough, lawns are not very eco friendly. The uniform green looks of them are water intensive and a food desert for local insects. Putting a mix of local flora might be even better if environment is what you are concerned for.
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5y ago
This is not a qubernetes cluster. You don't need just land, you need tractors, storage facilities, and transportation network. On the positive side, look at India. They were preparing for increasing their export and might fill in some
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5y ago
Turn off the camera. I think that deep learning algorithms that can transpose one's expressions on another face exist, but they are not widely used and definitely not in commercial applications. The only case where it was done was last
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