hnben

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by hnben 3y ago
or maybe like this? https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mstoeckl/waypipe/
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by hnben 3y ago
> end-to-end solution for “headless” remote login like ssh?
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by hnben 3y ago
scalable, autonomous, small, lack of morals i.e. can be deployed 100,000 times at once; doesn't need a stable internet connection; can fit into a drone; if civilians are hit, it's only a software-error, not a war-crime.
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by hnben 3y ago
there is a neat tool that makes it easier to find stuff on discord https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36383773
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by hnben 3y ago
how do you feel about PWA? https://web.dev/progressive-web-apps/
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by hnben 3y ago
> Just get what tastes good to you and forget about Tue noise when I got into whiskey-tasting, I noticed that really cheap stuff (<20€ per bottle) always tastes bad, and average priced whisky (~50€) usually tastes good, and even comes
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by hnben 3y ago
I don't like how it could result in surprises. e.g. you use it to update an array, but there are objects inside, which you accidentally modify. I think these surprises could be reduced if you turn them into explicit parameters in the s
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by hnben 3y ago
> DO NOT host your own email server though I have a minimal postfix that simply forwards everything to my actual mail-address on posteo.de pro: setup is really simple and requires no maintenance at all con: I can not send emails from tha
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by hnben 3y ago
In addition: I try to get to know the people who actually work with the software / who reported the bug. On one hand this makes the work much more interesting. On the other-hand sometimes solutions become trivial, if you see the person
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by hnben 3y ago
I feel like that approach would create much effort to do properly. I.e. to be consistent, you would add a lot of such messages, and that would add a lot of complexity to the overall code base.
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by hnben 3y ago
the link in the sibling comment also has some games https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37464465
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by hnben 3y ago
I think I agree with you, but I would add another option: buy subscription services. These services have a strong incentive to keep their userbase happy. > If you don't get paid, you don't eat. If you don't eat, you don&#x
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by hnben 3y ago
isn't metal in orbit much more valuable than metal on earth? i.e. you can build plenty cheap satellites with it.
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by hnben 3y ago
I guess also to avoid bodily harm. Iirc the famous hot-coffee lawsuit (about a woman suing mc donalds because the coffee was too hot), was because it was much hotter than it needed to be, which gave her 2nd (3rd?) degree burns (also I think
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by hnben 3y ago
yes! If you find one, please let me know
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by hnben 3y ago
what argument are you trying to make here? something about the current state of the webkit engine, or more like the long-term resilience of the ecosystem?
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by hnben 3y ago
10 years ago there was a big fight/shift in the anime translator scene about exactly this. More literal translations with long translator notes were common back then, but eventually the less literal translation won as anime became more
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by hnben 3y ago
> Sure, you may need a few more lines of code than ... jQ integrates very nicely into bash script. Especially in between pipes a short&simple jq-snippet can work wonders for readability of the overall script. On the other hand, if th
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by hnben 3y ago
highlight a string on a website, then click this to translate with google javascript:(function() { const baseUrl = "https://translate.google.com/?op=translate&sl=auto&tl=de&text="; const textRa
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by hnben 3y ago
> He could have fled to a friendly country like France that has strong civil liberty protections. He could have gone to a neutral country like Switzerland he could not [1] > Instead of trying any of these things he did try [1] > ho
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by hnben 3y ago
all those taxes are super low imo, except maybe that property tax.
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by hnben 3y ago
I think, that once you have a guess, it's easy to verify it before posting it online
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by hnben 3y ago
The Swiss also have lots of guns at home, but due to completely different reasons, so almost no one carries them in public.
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by hnben 3y ago
In your opinion, where is the line between spyware and telemetry exactly?
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by hnben 3y ago
> reading from a second monitor as someone types the answers for them. when I am focusing, I tend to fix on a blank spot on the wall and just stare at it while coming up with a response.
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by hnben 3y ago
> Cesium seeps very slowly through the soil, sometimes only one millimeter per year, he said. Deer truffles, located between 20 and 40 centimeters, have already absorbed the “older” cesium from six decades ago. The “younger” cesium from
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by hnben 3y ago
In your opinion what is the most important feature missing in organic maps (compared to OSMAnd)?
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by hnben 3y ago
good catch. The "double parked" car was even using the indicator. still impressive how the car handled the overall situation. I don't think I would have done much better. (except for maybe that single situation you pointed ou
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by hnben 3y ago
there is a link to the paper ( https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.14749 )
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by hnben 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrc632oilWo tldw: it is.

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