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Don’t address A’s words to B. “Punish one, teach a hundred” is from the Book of Han, long before the born of Chairman Mao.
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> I think there is a version of the story that the West somehow doesn’t hear a lot about. The east doesn’t hear a lot about your version too. Do you have proof about the elderly’s stake in Ant Group?
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I doubt whether this kind of AI can fully understand human languages. If the answer is no, will we create a new genre of languages serving them specifically? Imagine in the near future, programmers are not eliminated by AI, instead they cod
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Elimination of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance
(digitallibrary.un.org)
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Thank you, the author gives a working binding in another reply( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26669079 ), and the binding uses xclip -i like you said.
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Wow thank you, this binding works very well! It used to be very annoying to copy-paste between tmux and other softwares, but there won’t be any problems in the future!
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What do they use? I heard Neural Network is the only possible way developing AI nowadays.
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I think the most intuitive way to select and copy is selecting with mouse and click the middle button to paste. Tmux don’t support this with `set -g mouse on`, but you can add this to your tmux.conf: ``` unbind-key MouseDown2Pane bind-key -
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Thank you, it looks so easy!
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Is there any guides or libraries to help you writing your own proxy switch extension? I have considered writing my own for the same reason, but I don’t know where to start. I have experience in writing simple WebExtension, I just don’t know
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You can use mellow[1] to turn your socks proxy to transparent global proxy. Although this software is not maintained anymore, it still works. [1]: https://github.com/mellow-io/mellow
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I wonder how they “code” a vaccine, so I checked their code. It’s nucleotides!
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Cool, never thought ssh can start a socks server!
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KDE vs. Gnome Design Philosophies (2017)
(ocsmag.com)
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My first thought about “English++” is the Newspeak from 1984(like doubleplusgood). When I find this project is only a English textbook, I sighed with relief.
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Is my ad provider broken, or there’s something wrong about the video link? “Using the live editor” is a Chicken fighting ninja, “What are state machines?” is a black woman singing(the cover is a laughing Jesus, why?), “Why FSL?” is Video un
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Tsinghua University has a course about writing OS on RISC-V by Rust. However you probably needs Google Translate to read it since it’s written in Chinese. https://rcore-os.github.io/rCore-Tutorial-Book-v3/
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ChaCha20 Encryption Performance on Dec PDP-11
(niconiconi.neocities.org)
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Really cool concept, but isn’t it easier just to store bookmarks in Pocket to hide them? You can use incognito mode to clear the history about Pocket.
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It’s amazing to know pipe, stdin and stdout work for image, thanks!
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Reading grim’s README, it looks like a terminal tool, while flameshot is a GUI tool. You mean flameshot should just wrap grim on wayland?
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> Wait a second, that might also be here in the United States, and several other countries too! Some say these Russian political jokes are all written by American, so these jokes apply to the U.S. as well. I’m neither Russian or American
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The problem with the Japanese keyboard is it adds too many keys. Keys added in the last row are OK, we can pick one serving as “Command”; but keys added in the home row, number row break your muscle memory thoroughly(as enter and backspace
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The reform made China a partly Capitalism country, so if the reform is the key to China’s growth, India will be much wealthier than China as India has always been a pure Capitalism country. At least the strong government is a part of the th
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That’s why AI tech is much more advanced than any other Computing subjects in China, they get massive free data to train their networks.
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I wonder whether it's possible to make an EUV equipment without American IP. If Japanese companies can do that, the most advanced ASML can do that too, then there will be no market opportunity to Japanese at all.
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Chinese have a story called 天仙配, where a fairy maiden married to a mortal. That girl is called seventh fairy, as she’s the last of 7 sisters. So it is very similar to the lost Pleiad, but the seventh fairy is taken back by her god father.
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I tested with a 26 pages Chinese pdf and the answer is no, Tuchu only highlighted three English sentences. This is weird, as Tuchu means highlight in Chinese.
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The book[1] (something like bible of Rust) wrotes: > memory leaks are memory safe in Rust [1]: https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch15-06-reference-cycles.html...
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The cobbler’s children have no shoes. Matz bring them shoes.
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