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by input_sh 3y ago
By my own little comparison in which I've given the same song to both, Demucs appears much better (while requiring an app and consuming far more CPU). Thanks for sharing! I had no idea this was a thing.
962.
by input_sh 3y ago
I don't know if the oil industry's astroturfing is absolutely amazing or if people intentionally don't want to understand, but I swear every single legal step taken towards reducing our reliance on fossil fuels anywhere in th
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by input_sh 3y ago
In programming terms they're variables you add to the top of a note. Or if you ever used a static site generator, they're the same as YAML metadata. In fact, they are YAML metadata with a prettier interface. You can't reall
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by input_sh 3y ago
Fun fact: - The author of the popular Minimal theme is now the CEO. - The author of Kanban, Style Settings, and a couple more plugins has been hired. - The author of Advanced Tables, Breadcrumbs, and Leaflet plugins has been hired. Fingers
965.
by input_sh 3y ago
I don't disagree with you that they have the necessary bits and pieces if they wanted to go down that road, but based on their past behavior I just don't see that happening. They've removed Type A while Type C peripherals wer
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by input_sh 3y ago
How does the author make the logical leap from "it'll use Type C" to "it'll have Samsung DeX equivalent"? I think it's too much of a gimmick for Apple to even try, plus Apple is really not known for giving
967.
by input_sh 3y ago
If only Twitter had an option to re-post some of the older content posted there. Like a retweet or something.
968.
by input_sh 3y ago
So, a Twitter Blue user contributing nothing original and not giving credit to the source? I'm shocked I tell you, shocked!
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by input_sh 3y ago
https://hn.algolia.com/?q=privacy+sandbox It's been discussed to death so many times already.
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by input_sh 3y ago
It depends on your location I guess? I for one can definitely tell from my own experience, and I'm not even 30 yet. Proper winter starts much later and is milder than before, it was 10+ degrees Celsius for the past five or so NYE (didn
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by input_sh 3y ago
It works the same for all plants: they consume CO2 to grow and release it back when they die. The reason most of the effort is focused on trees is precisely because they store CO2 the longest and can be grown pretty much anywhere. If spee
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by input_sh 3y ago
H-1B is an immigration visa, if they worked remotely outside of the US they wouldn't have it.
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by input_sh 3y ago
I'm sure everyone will understand what you mean, but there are better, more native translations in a number of languages.
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by input_sh 3y ago
Ah yes, Facebook, famously known for not having enough active users.
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by input_sh 3y ago
It's just a skin of Chromium that Samsung phones use as a default browser.
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by input_sh 3y ago
The easiest way to understand where the difference comes from is that they didn't all travel to Europe in one big wave, it was in multiple waves hundreds of years apart, and they settled into and were influenced by very different Europ
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by input_sh 3y ago
3/20 by purely guessing, out of the big 3 cloud providers it's the only one I have no experience with. Shockingly, one of those I got right was "select 4 out of 6".
978.
by input_sh 3y ago
Ah yes, I'd love to wait about five seconds every time I type some text for ChatGPT to return some output, worrying about boilerplate text around the actual answer, and to introduce unpredictability into the mix.
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by input_sh 3y ago
Original article, but I don't know how to pass its paywall: https://www.theinformation.com/articles/openai-passes-1-bill...
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by input_sh 3y ago
Perhaps read past the headline to discover some awesome new details, like that it's talking about revenue, not profit?
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by input_sh 3y ago
> I think it's very telling that apps like Threads launched first as an app and the website came later. This isn't new, Instagram itself did the same over a decade ago. It was phone-only until shortly after Facebook bought it.
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by input_sh 3y ago
Unintuitive toolbars, takes an unnecessary amount of clicks to simply highlight a sentence, and resizing the window or moving it to a different screen reflows the content unintuitively. Like everything else in Calibre, it has all the featur
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by input_sh 3y ago
The Kobo I have actually comes with an official Pocket integration out of the box! I can save articles to Pocket and read them on my e-reader. And considering that Pocket supports highlighting things in articles, and Kobo supports highlight
984.
by input_sh 3y ago
I have two e-readers somewhere in my drawer (some Kobo and a Paperwhite) and I still read from my phone/laptop. Easier to get my books onto them, easier to look stuff up and write notes, easier to reach my highlights afterwards to do s
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by input_sh 3y ago
Isn't being cross-platform, relatively modern-looking and open source already setting it apart from the current offerings? There's great ones (like Foliate or Moon+) which are limited to one platform, there's ones that are cr
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by input_sh 3y ago
Yes, I'm talking about n8n, sorry for the confusion!
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by input_sh 3y ago
> I get that we don't all live in rich countries, but still. And I'm one of those people (there's dozens of us!), hence why I said it's a bit steep for me. I can afford to spend some money on subscriptions (~$70-80&#x
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by input_sh 3y ago
No, they pay for a stock footage service and find something vaguely resembling whatever they're talking about to insert into the video.
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by input_sh 3y ago
I haven't tried Huginn in a while, but from my experience n8n can get a bit janky at times as well. I feel like the sweet spot it hits is neither developer- nor newbie-friedly, but somewhere in between where it's equally bad for b
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by input_sh 3y ago
certbot doesn't need root, it just writes to directories that are usually limited to root by default (`/etc/`, `/var/log/`, `/var/lib/`). And it needs some interaction with the web server to ac

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