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mkl
2y ago
Source for those numbers? Your last sentence doesn't seem to make sense.
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2y ago
Nested ifs are my preference: bool function_with_cleanup(void) { int *buffer1 = NULL; int *buffer2 = NULL; FILE *file = NULL; bool success = false; // Allocate first resource buffer1 = ma
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mkl
2y ago
Firefox Android supports uBlock Origin just fine (I didn't see a single ad or modal in this article). There is no need for obscure forks, and Iceraven is "Definitely not brought to you by Mozilla!", as the first sentence on
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mkl
2y ago
That Gemini 2.5 one is impressive. I found it interesting that the blog post didn't mention Gemini 2.5 at all. Okay, it was released pretty recently, but 10 days seems like enough time to run the benchmarks, so maybe the results make
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mkl
2y ago
But if someone else gets the name, they get your email going forward, and therefore access to a lot of your accounts.
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2y ago
dang is Canadian.
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mkl
2y ago
I highly recommend his autobiographical documentary Val (2021). I also recommend the absurd comedy Top Secret! (1984), his first movie.
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mkl
2y ago
Discussed two days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43509546 (82 comments)
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mkl
2y ago
(2012) https://archive.ph/8OBgp
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2y ago
It's hard to find information about it, but this post has quite a bit (some may be out of date): https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/bbof9s/windows_10...
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mkl
2y ago
That's definitely not flipped classroom. In flipped classroom students read or watch videos before class, then work on problems interactively in class. The concepts are introduced in the readings and videos, not in the problems.
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mkl
2y ago
It would be a placebo if it was intended to do nothing, but it's not, it's intended to help explain what's going on. It's not just a label, it's got meaning, and it's a way to find out more and find other peop
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mkl
2y ago
See also New Zealand's Richard Pearse, who achieved powered flight either slightly before or after the Wright Brothers (definitions and accounts vary). He wasn't into fame or being first or self-promotion, so the records and lac
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2y ago
> they would need to be looking for me specifically I don't think so. They probably automatically determine how closely related all their customers are, so it just takes one of your (possibly distant) relatives putting in enough fa
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2y ago
Or you could spend 5 minutes in TamperMonkey and replace the button with a working one. 10 minutes if you want to hide the other upselling interface elements. I pretty often make little fixes to websites I use. It's quite satisfying.
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2y ago
Visio is a Microsoft Office app: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/visio/flowchar...
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2y ago
Do you have plans to add structure to the document collection? E.g. group documents into projects, put documents into order and hierarchy (docs holding chapters, sections). I would really like a system that lets you have projects with a d
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2y ago
The grid of palm trees: https://www.google.com/maps/place/11%C2%B036'00.0%22N+165%C2... There are more on the island Enyu south of that, with the old runway.
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2y ago
See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tallest_trees I hadn't heard of the second and third tallest species, South Tibetan cypress and Yellow meranti. There are also far more very tall eucalyptus species
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2y ago
There is no Neanderthal Y chromosome (male line) DNA in modern humans, and also no Neanderthal mitochondrial (female line) DNA in modern humans, but about half of Neanderthal DNA is still around scattered between different modern humans.
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2y ago
I generally use TikZ or Inkscape, or occasionally Asymptote, depending on the context. Some quick notes about your app: - No touch zoom/pan. Apart from that it worked okay on a Galaxy Note phone with the pen. - I managed to make a sha
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2y ago
It's in the usual location at the top of the page: "By Ralph Furman".
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2y ago
WGPU is a Rust thing more than a Python thing.
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2y ago
You may have missed Mozilla's update: https://blog.mozilla.org/en/products/firefox/update-on-terms... , discussed in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43213612 I don't think trust
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2y ago
From long experience we expect Google and hence Chrome to act against our interests. We have not expected that of Mozilla and Firefox. Google did give us a lot of warning that they would greatly restrict ad-blocking and tracker-blocking, s
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2y ago
Svelte dates back to 2016: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svelte#History
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2y ago
There are at least three German rocket companies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocket_Factory_Augsburg , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isar_Aerospace , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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2y ago
Dollar signs go before the number, not after it like units. It needs to be 1000 pages/$1 to make sense, whereas 10km and 10h and 10/h all make sense so 10km/h does. I imagine you would be confused by km/h 10 but not $1
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2y ago
You need signals from 3+ different locations to navigate, and the two stable Lagrange points, L4 and L5, are as far from the moon as Earth is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagrange_point .
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2y ago
It also seems to be 46.84MB on my phone, not 2GB.
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