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by mprime1 4y ago
+1 for Kagi Googled ‘Python queue’ the other day and the official python docs for queue was on page 4 of results. (Page 1-3 were filled with examples websites, so query intent was well understood)
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Comparison of Web Browsers(eylenburg.github.io)
2 points by mprime1 4y ago|1 comments
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by mprime1 4y ago
I was looking for a comparison of default setting (script/tracking/privacy) for different browsers. There's lots of crappy articles on the subject. And then I hit the motherlode. The level of care in this page just blew me aw
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by mprime1 4y ago
Here’s why it’s interesting to me. Forget about cryptocurrencies, we probably feel the same way about all that. If you want to run a database to store whatever, the person/entity running the database has superpowers: they can alter the
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by mprime1 4y ago
You can certainly map floats to int ‘bin number’ which is the index into an array. No need for a map. But the ‘naive’ histogram is an example of a map using float keys.
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by mprime1 4y ago
> I don’t think there’s any real use case for it Histogram where you want to keep a count for each float value you’ve seen (maybe rounded to some precision to reduce the number of buckets) Not disagreeing with your comment, just saying
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by mprime1 4y ago
Thank you for sharing this. I was struggling with this just today: Realizing I keep putting off writing tests for some modules because mocking a certain mega interface is a pain. Your post gives me some great hints for things to try. Looki
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by mprime1 4y ago
You can actually skip #2, I f you set ‘full library download’ all originals are downloaded to your library folder. Easy enough to take them elsewhere. I do this so all my pictures are included in my (off-Apple) backups.
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by mprime1 4y ago
I would love for this project to succeed, I’m a huge fan of N.S. and implicitly trust anything he’s involved in. I’m leaving this comment in hope to look back at it in a few years and be proved utterly wrong. This white paper seems like the
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by mprime1 4y ago
Here’s a class from Stanford (continued studies so anyone can take it, for a price), it was via Zoom for the last couple of years. Accent Reduction for Non-Native Speakers of English https://continuingstudies.stanford.edu&
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by mprime1 4y ago
You are right, I the feed it’s not coming from Wikipedia itself: https://www.to-rss.xyz/wikipedia/current_events/
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by mprime1 4y ago
If you’re looking for a ‘lean’ source of news (just the facts, no commentary) try Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events (RSS feed available)
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by mprime1 4y ago
Congrats on the launch. I recently released something similar[1][2] (cross-platform file transfer, mostly for LAN but also works over the internet). I feel like our projects are kinda complementary, you do frontend well, I think I win in te
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by mprime1 4y ago
Is it possible both things are true? From https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractional-reserve_banking Fractional-reserve banking is the system of banking operating in almost all countries worldwide,[1][2] under whic
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by mprime1 4y ago
Hello HN, I'm sharing a little utility I built for myself to conveniently ship files between devices on my home network. It can also distribute files to sets of machines based on tags. And the web UI allows sharing via Upload/Dow
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Show HN: Nasefa – Sending myself files (via self-hosted NATS)(github.com)
7 points by mprime1 4y ago|2 comments
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by mprime1 4y ago
This may help to quench your nostalgia https://github.com/mrusme/superhighway84
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by mprime1 4y ago
‘Use a different wallet every time’ only works if you don’t think about it. If you’re a company you need to pay your employee, vendors etc. Tracking down all related transactions is not that hard. My guess is they wouldn’t even attempt to s
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by mprime1 4y ago
> not going onto any balance sheet that the taxman will see Doesn’t the entire world have access to that balance sheet in their case?
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by mprime1 4y ago
No I think OP means log in to your server via SSH, ‘git init —bare’ and you’re done. You’re now self hosting your git “server” without any of the tools listed in this poll.
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by mprime1 4y ago
Thank you. I didn’t know Amazon made it easy-ish to download mp3 and their catalog is quite extensive.
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by mprime1 4y ago
Thank you. I thought band camp was good for indie music. For example looked up ‘Nirvana’ and I only see their debut album, Bleach, available. Still a great suggestion! Maybe I can’t get everything from there, but I can get some !
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Ask HN: Where to legally bulk purchase MP3 in 2022?
11 points by mprime1 4y ago|21 comments
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by mprime1 4y ago
Single text file. 3 main categories: Must do, should do, could do. (Plus a couple of other for recurring and seasonal). On Sunday eve or Monday morning I go through, add new things, delete done things. Then pick things I want to do this wee
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by mprime1 4y ago
Disable remote content loading on all your email clients. Remote content loading tells spammers 1) that you received the mail and are looking at it and 2) your IP address. Don’t bother trying to unsubscribe. It leaks the same information as
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by mprime1 5y ago
Meanwhile in a different country I got basically paid to go to grad school. The already low yearly fees were discounted for good grades and jobs for students are provided to help with living expenses. Ended grad school positive on my bank a
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by mprime1 5y ago
Frames Per Second?
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Nephele, my favorite cloud GUI(nephele.cloud)
2 points by mprime1 5y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Offline, private Speech-to-Text solutions
4 points by mprime1 5y ago|0 comments
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by mprime1 5y ago
http://www.graphwar.com/

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