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jangid
7y ago
This is a promotion of manifold itself. Put it under "Show HN".
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jangid
7y ago
I built a RPi-Distro using pi-gen a couple of months back. I still have to figure out how to enable wifi using systemd. There are lots of pieces here and there. Earlier it was just one (config) file and one start/stop script.
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jangid
7y ago
Anyway it was consuming too much of battery (phone's as well as mine). So I switched to FF browser on iOS. Then after some months I stopped going to FB. Now I have lots of productive hours.
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Ask HN: Which is the oldest known land dispute, settled in a modern court?
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7y ago
FF also has multiple profiles feature. But nothing matches Containers. Containers are different. Containers keep only the identity data (sesssion, cookies etc.) separate. All other data is shared. Profiles are painful. History, Password Man
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jangid
7y ago
I am on macOS. For browsing and managing bookmarks, I used to stick to Safari and for development work I was using Chrome. After Quantum, never used Safari and Chrome. I tried FF just to check if it works any better. For few days, I was usi
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jangid
7y ago
Do you know GAB? It is a far right wing platform in response to twitter. Much before LW spoke about moving to mastodon, RW started moving to GAB. BTW, GAB is now using mastodon open source software only.
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jangid
7y ago
The BBC article itself is biased. Twitter has banned people from all sides. But BBC chose people only from one side. Example handles from other side: check this tweet (this is a pro govt handle) - https://twitter.com/modifie
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jangid
7y ago
"night blindness" or "night vision"?
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7y ago
AMD lags not because of hardware only. There is very weak support for drivers and libraries in software. Intel and Nvidia spend huge amount of money in supporting library maintainers and thereby creating a lobby. For example, look into the
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7y ago
From where do you guys purchase or download (free) EPUBS? I wanted Christensen books and didn't find any. Either they are tied to Kindle or Noob.
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7y ago
> hard to tell which script changed the page and caused the issue when you run into a problem Firefox 70 is developer's delight. Breakpoints on DOM changes is the one of the most difficult parts. FF70 solves this. Great.
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True. It isn't possible to work on Mac without Homebrew. This is exaggeration but true for all practical purposes.
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Yesterday only I set it up with B R command. But that just shows just three links - two to the comments, and one to the article.
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Cobol turns 60 and it will outlive us all
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In dired-mode, now you can zip a directory using command 'Z' over the directory. Wow!
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The analogy given in the article is interesting. Some organisms perform certain actions even before they start to learn. I myself have seen some animals start running immediately after birth. Less number of parameters (shared parameters) co
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7y ago
Japronto looks promising but the lack of community support is discouraging. Another alternate could be Sanic if you are going to use Python 3.5+. Support for asyncio is essential if you want to serve a million requests per sec.
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I remember people used to say, "Emacs is a nice OS, what it lacks is a good editor". While reading the Ultimate OS paper I was thinking about Emacs. It already exists.
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At one point we used to brag about using less memory. Common discussions were - "see, my memory usage — while hitting free -m on cli", "see, my kernel size is just 500kb, I chose just the right module" and so on…
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How does Face-ID work on your phone? [video]
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Probably that is why big economies are after crypto networks. Ripple is a close alternative for the SWIFT network.
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China's economy cools in Q4, 2018 growth hits 28-year low
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Astonishing Photograph of Jupiter’s surface
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There’s a new space race: India vs. Pakistan
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Tiangong-1 crash: China says space station came down in Pacific Ocean
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ISRO loses contact with GSAT-6A
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Using an external GPU with your Mac
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External GPU now possible on your MacBook
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9y ago
“No Datacenter Deployment. The SOFTWARE is not licensed for datacenter deployment, except that blockchain processing in a datacenter is permitted.”
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