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by mynameismon 4y ago
> Are there any reputable Indian law/policy news sites or individuals who you (or anyone) might recommend following? https://www.livelaw.in is a pretty good one, it is usually very upto date and accurate.
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by mynameismon 4y ago
I don't think this is the issue. I use Vivaldi, blocking third party cookies by default, and I was unable to download before I disabled third party cookies temporarily.
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by mynameismon 4y ago
> Copyright would be handled using a block chain so every commit's author would be publicly visible to users of the library. I think you might not want a blockchain: what you need is a merkle tree, which is basically what backs bo
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by mynameismon 4y ago
I've recommended it here previously, and I'll do it again, because it's so fantastic: Missing Semester's lecture on Git https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sjqTHE0zok
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by mynameismon 4y ago
Yup. Vivaldi's inbuilt feed reader here.
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by mynameismon 4y ago
> What is the advantage of moving around .sqlite-files, over just loading the (compressed) WARCs into sqlite databases when you need them? I suppose there could be made a case for easy extension: You don't need to change the entire
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by mynameismon 4y ago
> But still nowhere close to userChrome.css that Firefos has. Dunno where are you getting that from, Vivaldi has official support for CSS Mods and unofficial support for JS Mods
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by mynameismon 4y ago
How does your tool do on accessibility? Asking specifically, as that is the one hill most open sourced guis die on.
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by mynameismon 4y ago
> datasheets for components are often chock full of information on how to use them, often with recipe books for circuits that use them. Curious, I looked into the datasheet linked in the post[0]. While I get what you mean by "chock
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by mynameismon 4y ago
Hey! I'm 17 here :D
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by mynameismon 4y ago
Perhaps the only issue I would have with this blogpost is using Postgres. By all means, SQLite can do the exact same thing, just easier for a beginner, since they don't have to wade through a mess of networking. Just add the binary to
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by mynameismon 4y ago
I looked at the JS being loaded in the first place, and it's just two files: the entire JQuery package, and: $(document).ready(function() { $('nav').load('/nav.html'); }); That's...it.
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by mynameismon 4y ago
Speaking as a 17 year old myself, the way I got into programming was automating. It could be small things, like breaking open a slow dreary web portal and download off things that one might need so as to avoid interacting with the portal, o
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by mynameismon 4y ago
Why not both?
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by mynameismon 4y ago
I'm pretty sure Davinci Resolve has a free edition as well, which is rather complete in itself for nearly 99% of the people wanting to edit their videos (unless you are an aspiring film maker)
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by mynameismon 4y ago
In addition, the entire Fossil front-end (the SCM used for hosting SQLite) is also written in Tcl, which makes it incredibly easy to edit and extend.
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by mynameismon 5y ago
I do not know how your brain is wired, but vim is certainly not a weekend's learning (speaking from experience).
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by mynameismon 5y ago
It is a combination of both. IIT Kanpur, although still well renowned, does not have the same 'prestige' as it used to, having lost to IIT Bombay. It is also a matter of numbers: most top universities in India have class sizes of
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Fun fact: Windows Explorer also has the same hotkey for typing out the path.
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by mynameismon 5y ago
The code right above the assembly.
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Not OP, but from a cursory glance at the code, it seems to be achieved with the combination of splitting the matrices into chunks to fit them in the L1/L2 caches (line 2 in the code), using tricks like switching indexes to achieve bett
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Termux is your best friend. It is basically a fully featured Linux shell on your Android phone.
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by mynameismon 5y ago
I think it is also a combination of - the power that spreadsheets bring (a Turing complete machine, can't get any better) - the UI that they pack (essentially a fancy freeform DB) Together, they are easy to grok, use and manipulate for
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Another memory issue (although unlikely) could also be the file itself being larger than the RAM size, which can be avoided by chunking the textfiles.
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by mynameismon 5y ago
You might be interested in sourcehut: https://sr.ht
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by mynameismon 5y ago
> though I also would assume that NASA's life span quotes are probably conservative to avoid the political fallout of "failure." Isn't that the case with all space agencies? It is usually the best case scenario playin
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by mynameismon 5y ago
> Why should it matter who did the code? Largely licensing issues. For example, from SQLite's copyright page [1]: > In order to keep SQLite in the public domain and ensure that the code does not become contaminated with proprieta
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30700633
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by mynameismon 5y ago
Also previously in 2021: adding Google Docs/Slides/Sheets and Google Photos to the storage limit of 15GB.

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