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by junon 3mo ago
Correct. You're welcome to mirror or host a private one. Cargo makes it _relatively_ easy to do (saying this as somewhat of a cargo hater).
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by junon 3mo ago
Ah yes, the for-profit companies that trained their commercial models off of all our open source code from the last 50 years need more money from us.
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by junon 3mo ago
You can disable language checks under the paragraph or character tab for the text item (I forget which). A little annoying but at least makes them go away.
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The Magnetic Resonator Piano: EM-augmented acoustic grand piano [video](youtube.com)
2 points by junon 4mo ago|1 comments
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by junon 4mo ago
Oh this is really clever, I'll have to try this. Thank you :)
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by junon 4mo ago
Usually when I'm working in one part of the codebase and I have sample data or something at a specific path on my local machine and Im testing the same thing over and over again will I make a Makefile or something and info/exclude
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by junon 4mo ago
There are. Socket, Aikido, and a number of others do this all the time.
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by junon 4mo ago
They're the American (perhaps other places) equivalent of the little wire ties, almost exclusively used for bread. They're supposed to be quick to close the bread bag back up but in my experience they're I'll equipped fo
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by junon 4mo ago
For the target country , i.e. the country with the rental. The comment I'm responding to implied it's also bad for the extractor's own home country , and I was asking how that could be if the money is being injected into th
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by junon 4mo ago
Which is the target country . Not what I'm asking about.
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by junon 4mo ago
But what about their home country ?
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by junon 4mo ago
Seems nobody has read the comment I'm responding to. I understand this part. They're saying it is detrimental to the home country. Why?
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by junon 4mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48541141
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by junon 4mo ago
I understand why it's not great for the target country . I'm asking why GP said it was bad for the home country .
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by junon 4mo ago
Genuine question: how so? I'm not familiar with the economics of this.
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by junon 4mo ago
No. I'm just saying, there decades worth of more PHP discourse than there is swift discourse.
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by junon 4mo ago
This would be expected. The corner cases people faced with PHP throughout the decades have been well documented on the internet for eons. Swift, not so much. It's relatively new. Looking at AI's abilities like an engineer's c
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by junon 4mo ago
There feels like a disproportionate amount of astroturfing in here... This entire thread of comments reads like a few humans talking to a lot of bots.
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by junon 4mo ago
This is amazing. Thank you for sharing.
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by junon 4mo ago
> hilarious I worked for Uber about a decade ago. I was aware of the stories as they'd circulate internally. It's fine, until it isn't. Calling it hilarious is a lack of imagination or critical thinking at best .
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by junon 4mo ago
Uber drivers often do. Hence my comment.
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by junon 4mo ago
I don't care what people think about me. I care about the guy who has Jesus hung in every nook and cranny with a candle lit in his front cupholder telling me that I need to repent. In San Francisco, I might add. I couldn't care le
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by junon 4mo ago
As a gay dude I experienced my fair share of "uncomfortable" Uber rides from or to various places. No thanks. I don't need to stimulate those kinds of social skills or whatever. Can't even imagine what women go through.
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by junon 4mo ago
I love writing systems and had never seen or heard of this. Also thought it was strange that Smithsonian of all things didn't include it. Beautiful glyph. I love it. Thanks for the link!
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by junon 4mo ago
They're not doing that from HN by posting edgy comments. We're not a high priority, they target social media with billions of users.
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by junon 4mo ago
Unfortunately that will be short lived too. There's a lot of people toying with LLMs to develop hardware without understanding it too :|
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by junon 4mo ago
What do 14 year olds get out of trolling anything ? A cheap grin and something to do on an after school evening.
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by junon 4mo ago
I hate TS's tooling with a burning, deep passion. But its type system is actually pretty incredible for what it is. There are times that I yearn for TS's ability to do duck type reasoning in e.g. Rust (despite that not being feasi
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by junon 4mo ago
> This 8 channel, 24MHz USB logic analyser cost about £5, and they had the audacity to write "Saleae" on it, along with some delightful Comic Sans. Devious, lol. My first thought was that it looked like Salae ca. 1990, but didn
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by junon 4mo ago
HN has guidelines about curious discussion. Read them.

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