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kajic
11mo ago
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11mo ago
Green cards
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kajic
2y ago
It’s much easier to reverse engineer a solution that you don’t understand (and discover important underlying theories on that journey), than it is to arrive at that same solution and the underlying theories without knowing in advance where
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kajic
2y ago
Thank you!
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kajic
2y ago
I have a green card and will be applying for naturalization towards the end of the year. Would you recommend hiring a lawyer to help me with my application, or just do it myself? I’m planning to do it myself but would reconsider if that typ
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kajic
3y ago
One of the complications described by the author is performance. Personally, I find stdlib graph libraries extremely useful even if their performance is poor because it’s often the case that my dataset is small enough, and even if performan
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kajic
3y ago
It’s happened to me a few times lately that I’ve heard music playing that was as vivid as a recording. As soon as I became aware of the fact that it was playing in my head and not in reality it stopped. I can’t make it start at will. I’d lo
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kajic
3y ago
I just learned from this article that AirPods can be charged by the Apple Watch charger. Wow, I had no idea.
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3y ago
Yeah, I’m sure many spammers “fixed” this a long time ago. The logical next step would be to bounce all emails which go to the plain version of an email address, but I guess also anything after + which one hasn’t “whitelisted”.
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kajic
3y ago
Some people set filterkeyword to name-of-business, to know who sold them out if they start receiving spam on that address.
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3y ago
And yet lists of things often allow dragging of individual items to rearrange them. I wonder if thinking of paragraphs of text, and perhaps even sentences, in a similar way might make the dragging of text feature more appealing (I also disl
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Imperialist Appropriation in the World Economy
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3y ago
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kajic
3y ago
https://kajic.com/ Mostly poems and paintings.
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kajic
3y ago
Sure, but why would more knowledge lead to more danger, rather than less? I come to think about the adage that scientific answers often bring with them more questions. Those ever expanding questions I sometimes imagine as an exponentially g
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3y ago
What if each drawn white ball makes the gray balls yet to be drawn a little more white and the black balls a little more gray?
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kajic
4y ago
It depends on who you ask. What would a dog answer if it could contemplate the question and say its piece?
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kajic
4y ago
This is great! I’m looking forward to similar regulation for email spam.
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4y ago
I wanted to read all last words without clicking back and forth, so I extracted all of them and created this gist: https://gist.github.com/kajic/9304f31fe970a8f9662ff567eb3274...
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4y ago
Question: When will China become more powerful than the US? Answer: 2030
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Show HN: copilot_test.js
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4y ago
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kajic
4y ago
Where did you find Space Debris? Unlike Stardust Memories, I can’t see Space Debris under File -> Load
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kajic
4y ago
The author mentions they “put considerable effort into reducing my HSV-1 (cold sore) viral load”. What are some effective ways to do that?
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5y ago
OP here. That makes sense. I’ll try moving the site to a different domain and submitting my seventh appeal. If this is indeed the problem, it’s hard to understand why their support agents couldn’t have divulged this information in one of my
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5y ago
Friends who use DuckDuckGo tell me that the quality of their search results has become quite good in the last year. I’m a new user so it’s hard for me to say. Does it seem like a viable competitor to you?
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5y ago
OP here. I seem to have a talent for upsetting computer programs.
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5y ago
OP here. I think some people downvoted this question of mine, so I’ll try to clarify my thinking. Google is paid by advertisers to refer people to their content. I was paid Wolt credits by Wolt to refer people to their service. It seems to
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5y ago
Why should Google have a monopoly on linking to information that others find useful?
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OP here. Exactly. I would be happy to change the domain name if they bothered to tell me that this is in fact the problem.
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I think this is a great idea. The only way to deal with power is to amass sufficient counter power of your own that ignoring you becomes more costly than dialogue.
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Google Ads suspended me and turned a deaf ear
(kajic.com)
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5y ago
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