kwar13

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   Teenagers Are Running Their Own AI Companies(wsj.com)

   2 points by kwar13 10mo ago|0 comments
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   by kwar13 10mo ago

   #11 was confusing as hell: this is what worked 'grep -R 'piping' ./place-for-pipers | cut -d: -f2-' only content no filenames. Need to see the output if it's wrong to baseline what's being asked.
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   by kwar13 10mo ago

   I'm not trying to sell anything. I don't even work in crypto and have never had a full-time job in it. I am not even talking about crypto here whatsoever. The whole point of the article IS to distinguish between "cryptocurren
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   by kwar13 10mo ago

   HN generally views blockchain tech negatively I've found, but I'll leave this here for the inevitable: crypto if a casino and has no real use. https://kaveh.page/blog/what-is-blockchain-actually-used-for
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   by kwar13 10mo ago

   > back to torrenting lots of people have, and we've come now full circle. I wonder if it was inevitable.
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   by kwar13 10mo ago

   Valve has done wonders for Linux. I've often thought about this: https://kaveh.page/blog/linux-valve
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   by kwar13 10mo ago

   So js was great when jquery was the dominant library...?
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   by kwar13 10mo ago

   And not available on Linux it seems.
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   Perplexity's Comet browser is now available to everyone for fre(theverge.com)

   2 points by kwar13 10mo ago|2 comments
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    by kwar13 10mo ago

    I have to say I'm really surprised that I didn't find "fighting CP & terrorism" as the main push for this.
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    by kwar13 11mo ago

    What kind of argument is to "upgrade your stuff every 2 to 3 years". What are you upgrading for? If the software runs fine and does it job without issues, what "stuff" is there to upgrade?
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    by kwar13 11mo ago

    One of my best friends took his own life growing up in Iran. I will never forgive religion for what it made other people do to him.
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    by kwar13 11mo ago

    Perils of a centralized chokepoint. Substantial amounts of the internet shouldn't go down because Cloudflare had a hiccup.
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    by kwar13 11mo ago

    Thanks for pointing this out.
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    by kwar13 11mo ago

    Expanding a speech-to-text (dictation) gnome extension I wrote to work with gnome 49. https://github.com/kavehtehrani/gnome-speech2text
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    Beyond IP lists: a registry format for bots and agents(blog.cloudflare.com)

    1 points by kwar13 1y ago|0 comments
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    by kwar13 1y ago

    If you run gnome then I made this: https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/8238/gnome-speech2tex...
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    by kwar13 1y ago

    I have a hypothesis why that's the case: 1- Before everybody got an HD camera in their pocket, it was less costly to be "weird" in public. 2- Millennials and Gen Z's are both economically worse off than Boomers and Gen X
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    How does Cloudflare's Speed Test work?(blog.cloudflare.com)

    2 points by kwar13 1y ago|0 comments
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    by kwar13 1y ago

    that was beautiful to read. command line ftw!
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    by kwar13 1y ago

    The displaced workers went on to do other things. In the last 100 years for those very workers who "lost" their jobs to mechanization the overall standard of life for ALL american no matter how you measure it it better. There&#x27
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    by kwar13 1y ago

    Agriculture used to be more than 50% of ALL employment in the USA. Now it's barely 2%. Ever wondered why? I understand the spirit of this, but most of this alarmism is misguided in my view.
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    by kwar13 1y ago

    Thanks! Included yours and it's coming in at #3 for $0.032 per gram of protein. Pretty good! Since I made this tool I've realized how much the prices actually swing. Very common to see price changes of 20-30% per daily update for
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    by kwar13 1y ago

    Simple and to the point. I like it.
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    How to NPM and avoid getting rekt(blog.theredguild.org)

    2 points by kwar13 1y ago|0 comments
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    by kwar13 1y ago

    Love the reverse engineering but this is why I thought a Kobo and not a Kindle. Never had an issue to load anything on my Kobo.
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    by kwar13 1y ago

    Containers share resources at the OS level, VMs don't. That's the crucial difference.
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    by kwar13 1y ago

    For coding I normally run Linux VMs. But Windows should be doable as well. If you do a fresh install every time then sure it takes a lot of time, but if you keep the install in VirtualBox then it's almost as fast as you rebooting a com
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    by kwar13 1y ago

    I had a very similar experience: https://kaveh.page/blog/job-interview-scam I would never agree to run someone's code on my own machine that didn't come from a channel I initiated. The odd time I've ran
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    by kwar13 1y ago

    I built a similar tool but for protein powder/bar prices. https://www.proteinmath.app/