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by ifh-hn 9mo ago
Depends on what you mean by humans readable. Sqlite, as the other sub comment mentions is good, but you could also just use a CSV file, unnormalised table, and sit the original media in the same or a sub folder. Hell, convert that CSV to a
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by ifh-hn 9mo ago
I've never seen so many people create accounts just to comment on a Show HN before.
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by ifh-hn 9mo ago
This isn't how to make a damn website, this is how to make a page for a damn website. Missing is all the stuff about actually setting up a website, like hosting, domains, blah blah. Give me simple instructions about that stuff prior to
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Was just about to suggest nushell. I love programming in nushell, the out of the box features are excellent.
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
I have no experience with video encoding, or AI training. My only interactions with either are as a consumer. I have no idea how video relates to AI memory and I'm more confused after reading the above and the GitHub. All that being sa
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
I don't get what this is. Why not just use flutter itself, it run across all platforms, including web.
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
What are you using? If you don't mind me asking.
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
I'm planning on working on a Todo app (yep full clique, mock away) based on Todo.txt. I'm modifying the base format and I'm going to write various clients for it. I'm starting with nushell as that's my current favou
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Isnt this the sort of thing Microsoft is trying to integrate into Windows? I can imagine ever using something like this. Take that with a pinch of salt though. I still use my phone as a phone and have cash in my pocket.
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Oh, I didn't know that and searching for ifh abbreviation on urban dictionary brings back what I think your curious about. Unfortunate coincidence. All my usernames are random strings. Good to know though.
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Nothing. obviously the last bit stands for hacker news. Just randomly pressed letters.
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
I love simple solution like this. It'd be cool just wandering around being able to detect mobile and stuff with a tiny led. This sort of thing is definitely why I come the HN.
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Thanks. Appreciate the reply. From a brief look that might detect 2.4ghz too? Really wish I was clever enough to do electronics!
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
So the question is how to do similar for 5ghz?
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Knowing nothing about video stuff my only question from this is: what's wrong with Firefox?
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Whether it's workable or not it's besides the point when certainly the UK gov gets it in mind to implement.
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
We're not routable yet. Fairly certain people are trying to create computer/brain interfaces... I'm thinking the gov issuing you an ipv6 address that you must use to connect to the internet. But it's also you're id
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
I'm genuinely wondering if western governments (UK) will start issuing ipv6 addresses out to citizens as their digital id so they can track them online and offline. Only half joking, some UK MPs might actually consider this a reasonabl
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
There are reasonable adjustments that can be made, when there's a know issue. But the key term is: reasonable. Their reaction, to me, speaks of denial or embarrassment and inflexibility. They're clearly aware they have an issue. T
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Context: severely dyslexic and have a visual stress thing too; both diagnosed, both late in life. With that out the way. This person, unless completely not self aware, knows they can't spell and are making mistakes. It's just a fa
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
I'm not a professional programmer/developer. I learned to code with Autohotkey so I could save hours a day stitching shitty corporate software together and automate the use of that software; the developers appeared to have been pa
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
My point of view is what's the advantages of keeping it? I keep photos, though I don't keep all photos. But emails and messages? Why...
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Despite your down votes I'm completely in agreement. Emails and chat are transient and expire. Unless I need to keep it for, like you say, a good reason, then it's deleted.
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Seriously? I keep nothing unless I have to. No chat history no emails. Even if I did I'd never look back at them, what's the point?
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Near 50 and I can't say I need any email from 3 years ago; this is conservative, I'm probably ok with not needing emails from a year ago. Just like I don't need chat history either. What are you storing in your emails that yo
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
This is the best comment to randomly appear in the thread. I love a good chuckle in the morning. Kinda wish I knew the thread this was meant for.
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
I'm not sure what help my "advice" is going to be so I'll start with a little context. I'm near 50 and have basically zero friends. I have colleagues and acquaintances who I get along with. I'm also married wit
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Don't use chrome to store your passwords. Use a password manager that's not tied to a cloud company that you can use multifactor Auth with, one of which is off device. Don't leave yourself signed into your accounts. As soon a
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
Yeah, pretty much.
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by ifh-hn 10mo ago
eSIMs are another way for big tech and government to track and identify you. Gone will be the days you could pop into a shop and get a burner.

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