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   by lcnmrn 3y ago

   I wish this technology was available for video upscaling.
2. 62.▲
   by lcnmrn 3y ago

   ...and IgY for animal products.
3. 63.▲
   by lcnmrn 3y ago

   I welcome you to Subreply.
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   by lcnmrn 3y ago

   sudo dnf remove libreoffice-*
5. 65.▲
   by lcnmrn 4y ago

   Both Mastodon and Twitter have over complicated UIs to be true Subreply replacements.
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   If Design Award – Nokia Pure(ifdesign.com)

   1 points by lcnmrn 4y ago|0 comments
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   by lcnmrn 4y ago

   What is Firefox? Mozilla took Netscape stripped it to bare components and made them better. Why not do that again? Take Chromium, strip it to bare components and make them better. We need a hard fork of Chromium today or it will happen in t
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   by lcnmrn 4y ago

   Can you program ChatGPT with ChatGPT?
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   by lcnmrn 4y ago

   I use Unix sockets for everything to make https://subreply.com run really fast. There's a latency difference too that's not mentioned in this article.
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    by lcnmrn 4y ago

    I made a playlist called Maxfaith with songs from Maxi Jazz band too. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4dYl8jfeE9QGkAdCBXNYas
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    by lcnmrn 4y ago

    I run https://subreply.com and I gave everything to Google to index, but they refuse the content.
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    by lcnmrn 4y ago

    Subreply.com is one good alternative.
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    by lcnmrn 4y ago

    Call it Google Social. Get the usernames from Gmail. Contribute to Mastodon like their are doing on Chromium or do a fork. Get the same policy and terms from YouTube. What can be that hard?
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    by lcnmrn 4y ago

    Subreply is an alternative, but it is demodded on HN every time it reaches front page.
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    by lcnmrn 4y ago

    Why can't we have DriveGPT?
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    by lcnmrn 4y ago

    Not as nice as Route 159: https://dotcolon.net/font/route159/
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    by lcnmrn 4y ago

    I recently introduced Subreply 9.0 with super fast, sub 100ms response times. Beat that, Elon!
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    Subreply CSS(github.com)

    1 points by lcnmrn 4y ago|0 comments
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    by lcnmrn 4y ago

    Google invents JPEG XL. Google doesn't adopt JPEG XL. Oh, well...
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    Supravice – News Syndication(supravice.com)

    4 points by lcnmrn 4y ago|0 comments
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    by lcnmrn 4y ago

    The only wait to solve it is to have smart roads. Basically, moving the problem domain from the car to the street.
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    by lcnmrn 4y ago

    Subreply is laying off its only employee. :)
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    by lcnmrn 4y ago

    What if we underline the first character(s)? Can we get specs from those who grant software patents? What is included, what is not?
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    by lcnmrn 4y ago

    You want a Pixel 5 or 6a. Set smallest width to 432dp from developer settings. Check the result with mydevice.io to see 2.5x pixel ratio. You got a iPhone Max resolution for the size of a Mini.
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    On Creating a Social Network(0xff.nu)

    41 points by lcnmrn 4y ago|11 comments
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    A Quick Update on Browsers(manuelmoreale.com)

    3 points by lcnmrn 4y ago|0 comments
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    Superb Linux Documentation(dashdash.io)

    6 points by lcnmrn 4y ago|0 comments
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    by lcnmrn 4y ago

    The problem with color emoji is that they aren't affected by CSS color value. If you want to turn black to gray in an emoji, you have to use CSS opacity. Then you will trigger a different algorithm to render text containing emoji in al
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    Subreply – A Worthy Twitter Alternative(subreply.com)

    8 points by lcnmrn 4y ago|0 comments
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    by lcnmrn 4y ago

    I'm pretty sure there are hundreds of KBs of metadata with each tweet. For comparison, each page on Subreply takes 5 KB of data transfer and server response is around 100ms.