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julius
4y ago
Computer Science? If you just want a career in making computer software. Build something. Then do it again. Google all the stuff you need to build your current thing. After a few month it will be obvious to you that you can build software.
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julius
4y ago
Does not matter if it is more safe or not. It is typical goverment overreach. Me wearing a helmet is no ones business but my own. It has no effect whatsoever on anyone else in society.
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Ask HN: What is the point of IBM mainframes?
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4y ago
> or view the form here https://sayitwith.ink/form/d59de7609590d1da1cd24fb5ddd6a775 bad form id
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4y ago
Maybe future programming systems can use an assertive pattern, where software developers only define what the software is supposed to do. And the programming systems generates a program that fulfills all assertions. Then when the software d
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4y ago
I remember my JS code breaking because the customers firefox browser did not have console.log :)
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4y ago
Bubble, Webflow and Notion will not be happy that your service takes their custom domain revenue. How much are you prepared to deal with the legal and technical roadblocks they might try to throw at you? (have you talked to a lawyer? which
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4y ago
sudo chmod a+rwx "${HOME}/.local/share/mycroft/mimic3" fixed it for me
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4y ago
With OpenBox (linux window manager thing ... included in eg LXDE) there is a configuration option called "Focus new windows when they appear". You can uncheck that (have not tried it myself).
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julius
5y ago
I remember trying to use it as a web-server few years ago. You can see an example graph to get a user from the DB by id here: https://github.com/julius/node-red-contrib-sqlstring#example
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5y ago
Recently there was a medium-proxy-better-reading-experience service on the frontpage. Seems to work for this case https://scribe.rip/me/stats/post/d4ed11fc629d
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5y ago
Here is a guy doing the gene editing to make yeast produce milk, at home: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiWnygcYsiQ Making the milk taste correct, should not be easy. It contains many smaller compounds not found by just g
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5y ago
Here is one engineering solution: Weather should be very controlable by how much sun hits the earth. Which then causes heat, wind, water evaporation etc etc. Large sun screen satelites (very simple ones that can fold out foil origami style)
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5y ago
Has anyone tried to run the pretrained models on non Google Cloud hardware? Are normal PCs powerful enough to run it locally?
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6y ago
Stupid question: Why not RSS? User publishes a text, image, video. The feed gets updated. There are already a lot of services that can make you a newsfeed from following a bunch of RSS Feeds. PeerTube already allows me to follow a channel u
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6y ago
It calms my mind to not have a complicated connected computer on my CANBUS. Old car + 10$ device channeling the phones audio via bluetooth to the radio + extra screen for parking cameras is a nice enough setup. Not sure what would make me c
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I like how it removes noise for the reader. Links cannot simply be put whereever the author pleases. Links have to be put on their own line. (and the browser can neatly indicate to you which links are same-domain, other-domain, other-protoc
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So apparently it can host websites. But the website needs seeders who are online. Anyone can be a seeder with a click of a button. Question: Can this host big websites (eg 55 TB SciHub), where most seeders are only willing to give <1GB p
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Mercedes invented Autopilot in the '80s [video]
(tilvids.com)
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6y ago
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Scientists use Magnets as a Therapy for Diabetes
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> when will more stuff be available for me to do that is not currently? I like this list of drugs that are on the horizon: https://www.lifespan.io/road-maps/the-rejuvenation-roadmap/ (Phase 1-3 means it is bein
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Scientists use plants to mine metals from soil [video]
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6y ago
Hitting borders with a pointer is horrible. No matter the border size. A few years ago I learned that most Linux WMs allow you to use ALT+RightMouse to resize your window from anywhere (sometimes WIN+RightMouse, usually configurable).
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6y ago
Paper: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.11.04.361154v1....
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Good idea. Thanks for making that site. I am an asshole. I copy&pasted a fake 5 star review from Amazon, using a fake account. Do you have a plan to stop brands from doing this to you?
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Just saw a video on the topic [1]. Apparently this uses Nanotubes to heal the major cause of death in humans. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNfYzima37c (ColdFusion TV)
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Nanotherapy reduces plaque buildup in mouse arteries
(med.stanford.edu)
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6y ago
Still remember that Javascript bug that only occured when Firebug was NOT installed. Was quite tricky to debug, until it finally clicked. Back then the browser did not have a console.log() function.
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6y ago
From other comments I understand Snowpack as: Development: Creates many ESM-Files. Firefox/Chrome can load them. Production: Bundles&Minimizes these ESM-Files. One Question: There is a JS-Error, only occuring in IE11. "t._x is
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7y ago
How do you find customers for that? Any job board tricks, maybe?
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