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kekebo
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kekebo
5y ago
It can be double edged sword, overly focusing on results may lead to postponing life into a theoretical future and forgetting to dance in the now. Out of curiosity, what other planet(s) would you have chosen if earth had been unavailable?
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kekebo
5y ago
There's some data on scholar, for instance a suggested health difference between wine vs beers or spirits, based on ~28k participants monitored over 2-19 years[0]. From my understanding the narrative of moderate alcohol consumption (sp
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kekebo
5y ago
Is anyone aware of cli tools with similar functionality (besides chepy[0])? I appreciate the magnitude of cyberchefs operations, but having to switch to the browser for these tasks can be cumbersome at times. [0] https://chepy.re
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kekebo
5y ago
As for deobfuscating JS, I've often had good experiences using http://jsnice.org/ ("Statistical renaming, Type inference and Deobfuscation")
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kekebo
5y ago
I just switched from GA to Matomo[0] and have a good impression so far. Seems similar to Pirsch in terms of cookie less tracking, GDPR / DSGVO compliance, being open source, self-hostable, having a decent UI and API. [0] https:/&
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kekebo
5y ago
Would you have a decent source on that?
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kekebo
5y ago
It appears you can compile the project yourself since it's open source[0]. Besides that there's a free installer download option on the website. [0] https://git.sr.ht/~alextee/zrythm/tree/master/
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kekebo
5y ago
You probably mean powerlevel10k[0], although that's mostly a replacement of powerlevel9k, which is only one of the (theming) plugins that oh-my-zsh commonly handles. As for a replacement for oh-my-zsh itself, I had good experiences wit
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kekebo
5y ago
One used to be able to change the captive portal url using adb [0], although I'm not sure that's still the case in current android builds. [0] https://gist.github.com/tonyseek/bc5b72197ddb15418c614060617...
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kekebo
5y ago
( !s via ddg)
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kekebo
5y ago
Which isn't necessarily relying on fate as much as rerouting the decision function through an external api to figure out what your internal choice state was in the first place
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kekebo
5y ago
They may not fundamentally change ones attitude towards a job, but when carefully planned and executed vacations may have the potential for creating some worthwhile times and memories
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kekebo
5y ago
( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28131737 )
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kekebo
5y ago
Github stars / number of forks can act as coarse initial quality indicators for foss, why not for academic papers?
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kekebo
5y ago
From what I understand a key element is Facebooks interpretation and handling of hate speech, with the court arguing that regulation / protection of freedom of speech should be subject to state legislation, not private companies'
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kekebo
5y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27861813
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kekebo
5y ago
You may not be affected by the drug trade directly but potentially by what that drug trade finances (e.g. acquisition of weapons).
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kekebo
5y ago
The change of rat behavior seemingly being based on inverting rats' aversion to cat odors into developing an actual attraction for them [0]. Robert Sapolsky's work is an abundant resource on the topic[1]. [0] https://ww
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kekebo
5y ago
Basically, yes. Here's a log of how that may look like: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27287039
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kekebo
5y ago
For the impatient, there's a community built companion program for Windows Terminal that enables Quake Mode drop down until it is officially implemented[0]. [0] https://github.com/flyingpie/windows-terminal-quake
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kekebo
6y ago
Contrived, but I always liked the idea that a rearrangement of the syllables could be voiced as "tea for two".
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kekebo
6y ago
Do you happen to have a source for this?
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kekebo
6y ago
Another good (and recurring[0]) resource for a model of depression can be Robert Sapolsky's Stanford lecture on it[1] [0] https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que... [1] https:/&#x
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kekebo
6y ago
From what I understand Proton is a steam-integrated bundle of several technologies with wine being one of them. Proton patches do seem to get upstreamed into wine[0] [0] https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/codeweav
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kekebo
6y ago
I can only guess but it may relate to Moxie's at times somewhat brash behavior in Github issues and an ongoing debate over centralized vs decentralized protocols (with him advocating the former). He gave a talk addressing the (de-)cent
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kekebo
6y ago
Another key difference would be the business model. Signal being a non-profit[0] does not provide any guarantees for the app to not become 'hostile' in the future, but any such development motivated by personal profits would at
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kekebo
6y ago
Wouldn't this be a case for some customer protection agency? IANAL but I would doubt that merely clicking a link without knowing its target is sufficient for establishing a binding contract.
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kekebo
6y ago
Performance wise it's fine for me but it does have some rough edges like: - Moves across the screen for a while when using custom scaling - Doesn't sort by most used result hits (always shows same order) - Hangs for me when I clic
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kekebo
6y ago
With most package managers you can review package sources (e.g. "choco info" for chocolatey or "brew info" / "brew edit" for homebrew). As for threat model it comes down to whether using package management
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kekebo
6y ago
It seems nice but using WSL(2) Windows Terminal is noticeably faster for me, same compared to most other alternatives including Cmder/ConEmu. While Windows Terminal doesn't have a settings UI (yet[0]) it does allow for theming, th
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