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by kabacha 6y ago
What a non-article. > Julia can be used for everything from simple machine learning applications to enormous supercomputer simulations. To some extent, Python can do this, too — but Python somehow grew into the job. headscratch In fact
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by kabacha 6y ago
Here's my anecdote: I moved to SEA lately and we have no amazon here. Instead we have Lazada and Shopee - two huge store fronts with great technology and huge marketing. I don't trust neither of them, I feel like returning 30% o
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by kabacha 6y ago
The main instance is invite only for the time being but there are other open instances. Checkout full list here: https://fediverse.network/pixelfed?count=users The most popular english open one seems to be: https:/&#x
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by kabacha 6y ago
What a brillaint point that always gets overlooked. People only start taking decentralization when extremes happen and extremist are first ones on board. You end up with majority extremist community when 90% of user pool is centrist - go
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by kabacha 6y ago
Pixelfed [1] - decentralized instagram alternative is a brilliant example of well developed libre PWA. 1 - https://pixelfed.social/
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by kabacha 6y ago
I'm sorry but if you're looking to use the same phone for 5 years then you're an absolute minority. Smartphone medium progresses really quick - 5 years is a very very long period of time. Even for laptops - a relative ancie
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by kabacha 6y ago
I disagree with you, I'm personally not a fan of apple but I admit that majority apple products can really compete even in non-apple countries. It's a bit extra but you get some premium features like stronger frame or higher resol
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by kabacha 6y ago
The obsession with this phone never ceases to amaze me. I'm really trying to get it but I think there's very vocal minority discussing this: american iphone fans. I would never imagine buying a 64GB non-expandable phone with a s
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by kabacha 6y ago
I think it really depends on the time period. During the beginning of decline (past 70s until collapse) very few people really believed in Soviet ideologies and corruption was pretty much at the core of soviet lifestyle. Though before that
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by kabacha 6y ago
> Anki is a very big and complex project But it's not. Just look at the source code for card[1]. It's modern, fully type hinted python3 code, you don't even need to know python to understand big chunk of it. 1 - https:&
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by kabacha 6y ago
If you believe "this data is not going to be sold to anyone" then boy do I have a bridge to sell you. In my 20 years experience I've never heard anyone say "no, we can't sell this because that would be unethical!&qu
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by kabacha 6y ago
I'd disagree with you; writing up new UI for anki would be far easier then reinventing the whole wheel. You'd also get anki card support which already is a huge dataset of various flash cards. If anything new Anki UI project would
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by kabacha 6y ago
You are comparing apples to oranges here. Starting up a whole new "study group" community is not the same as opening up a pizza restaurant. I don't mean to be harsh or mean but OP is treating this as a product rather than a h
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by kabacha 6y ago
Anki flash cards (floss) do use spaced time learning algorithms that are also easily adjustable to personal preference. Anki has native mobile/desktop, cli and web clients. The big community also provides shared decks and vast plugin e
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by kabacha 6y ago
> spend 30 minutes undoing 5 minutes of damage Cache. If there are 100 trolls posting: "all birds are blue" you only need to refute it once and link "Are all birds blue? No" article. 5 minutes of damage * 100 vs 30
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by kabacha 6y ago
That's your opinion and that's not the point of a tldr. I read the whole article and it's 2/3rds filler — including how many square meters the house had and tv brands they used. It's just bad writing.
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by kabacha 6y ago
Samsung s10e is like 300$ these days - has wide-angle camera and almost full body screen for the same phone size and has been released a year ago. > literally one of the fastest phones where are you getting that? What an absurd statement
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by kabacha 6y ago
I never understood hype behind this phone. On paper it seems like april fools joke. Single camera, absurd screen-to-body ratio and all of the things from 2010 in 2020. None of you bought s10e which is a brilliant phone yet you whine that no
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by kabacha 6y ago
How is this phone compact with 50% body-to-screen ratio. There are already compact phones like samsung's s10e which is a modern phone. Honestly this looks like an april fools joke.
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by kabacha 7y ago
Same for Pycharm. Type hinted python in that editor has almost every development benefit of a static language: completion, refactoring, docs and suggestions.
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by kabacha 7y ago
* vim probably saved me thousands of hours alone. * qutebrowser is close second as a lot of time on the web - the more efficient my web browser is the more time I save. Scripts, quickmarks and keyboard shortcuts just save a lot of time. * s
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by kabacha 7y ago
Here's an anecdote - Java almost made me drop out. My university was teaching Java and it was absolutely awful experience. Me with my web 1.0 html/css and turbo pascal experience was blown away how awful "professional" p
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by kabacha 7y ago
How would the program get the value? It has to pack all of the scraping frameworks and abstract it so it could be interacted enough for text configs? Then it would have more scraping code than whatever program intended to do. > To me it
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by kabacha 7y ago
It has nothing to do with being "big firm" - I didn't say that. I said Linkedin as a product is way too big, being pretty much a monopoly on work-social media and with that sort of power they aren't facing any layoffs be
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by kabacha 7y ago
Cisco doesn't have a monopoly product. Do you expect Facebook to lay off people that are working on Facebook.com too?
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by kabacha 7y ago
Why does an article have to do both: raise the problem and provide a fix for it? Do you also expect journalists to catch serial killers?
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by kabacha 7y ago
> erasing the past Wouldn't it make sense to archive the old articles and put no-crawl rule on them? Deleting just seems extreme no matter how you look at it. That being said - content that is controlled by such people is probably n
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by kabacha 7y ago
> Everyone knows this pandemic is going to last WAY longer than a quarter. Probably a year+ It's not gonna last a year+ lol. Lately it seems that people of hackernews and r/coronavirus have an extreme overlap. Extremism is bad
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by kabacha 7y ago
linkedin is way too big for any sort of layoffs.
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by kabacha 7y ago
We use a lot of python and actually been thinking of writing up some python config middleware for YAMLs which are absolutely awful and I'm convinced no one, even core kube developers, could write one from the top of their head.

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