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by ifh-hn 7mo ago
True, though it's hardly a like for like comparison, but on the flip side of that, something is being done now at least. This woman has been monumentally fucked over and no one is going to help her.
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by ifh-hn 7mo ago
This looks good but because I'm dumb I need pictures to appreciate it better. I had a quick look, are there any example pictures. Well done one implementing it in pure shell, lots of gotchas to avoid!
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by ifh-hn 7mo ago
Just reading the headline I said to myself: bet this is in America. Every time I see something like this I can never quite believe this sort of stuff happens. Complete, life ruining incompetence, with no consequences for the idiots that cau
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
I always quite fancied attempting the wick effect for cremation. Apparently it takes ages though... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wick_effect
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
This is the sort of random stuff that keeps me coming back to HN. TIL!
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
Faster AI inference of Apple silicon... So not run anywhere then...
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Neon is a human-readable structured data format(doc.nette.org)
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
> So that will be my advice: the shell is fine for one-liners. Anything else, just use your favorite general purpose programming language... Hhmmm. Seems to me that is the wrong conclusion. Seems the conclusion should be to know your too
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
Did you try nushell?
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
Have you considered going down the route of integrating this with citation managers like zotero? To me that's where the benefit lies. Sure to do a deep dive on a single paper this is good, but you rarely need this out of context of you
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
I'm not really qualified for useful feedback, but a while back when I was trying to decide on a truly cross platform development framework, I went with dart/flutter. The reason was, as a noob, I couldn't make any sense of the
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
Passkeys to me come across as a part solution to a valid problem. Education is part of the solution. Treating the user as too dumb to understand why they need strong passwords or passkeys is important. I actually despair about when my famil
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
I don't know, it depends on context and intent, like nearly all things. But this is put aside because most on HN immediately go: police == bad. If the cop is illegally parked to get lunch, sure ticket them, and/or report them for
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
You have clearly missed the point of my comment, I assume on purpose given the first sentence. The second sentence was clearly not serious, and was sarcasm, not some confirmation of "privilege mentality".
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
It's not interesting it's over the top ridiculous just like the comment I was replying to.
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
That seems a little over the top of a parking infraction... Maybe they should be summarily shot too.
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
I have used fossil in a similar way, also local, and sqlite based. Admittedly you have to add files to it first but setting it running via cron was simple enough. Though it wasn't be ause I let an AI access all my stuff.
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
I love that this situation occured.
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
I actually didn't think religion, I was more thinking deference but for some that might be the same thing.
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
Nushell! Or powershell, but I much prefer nushell!
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
> and there were >1 users even at the time. Are you sure there wasn't >&1 users... Sorry I'll get my coat.
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
Haha, I'm even more confused now. I have no idea what dup is...
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
Whether that's true or not is irrelevant if it's defined by law differently. Even without case law and precedent you'd still have to test it in court, which for libel can be prohibitively expensive. For clarity I'm not a
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
Piety? To who? Simplistic and/or confrontational doesn't mean wrong, even if you don't like the way it's presented. Just because a comment is short, sharp, and to the point doesn't mean the author hasn't though
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
Maybe it's how blunt this comment is that gets it downvoted, but I don't disagree.
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
That's true regarding the one file convenience but from another angle it's a separation of concerns, especially considering it's a pdf accessed very occasionally. I maybe half agree with you about the encrypted overlay filesy
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
Were that me (I used KP), it would be in a different kdbx file. This is one of the benefits of KP, I have about 8 different vaults for various things. I don't like putting my eggs in one basket.
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
The schema issues aren't solved by moving to sqlite, or the proposed solution is doable with XML too. I can see the same thing with the attributes (some described it as a shadow schema) happening in an attributes table just as easily.
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
Pandoc and quarto have excellent extensions to markdown. I use both regularly.
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by ifh-hn 8mo ago
I can't say that I disagree with the React comments...

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