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Ask HN: For the new iPad Air, what does “air” mean?
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Solar panel add-on pulls water from air without consuming electricity
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I don’t allow myself to have my phone in my pocket at home. I keep it with my keys. Reduces the urge to glance at it a million times. I can still hear if I get a call or text. It makes me more present with my family. So far it’s working.
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For some reason TTL recommendations seem to cause heated debates. In my opinion, it really depends on what sort of website you are making. A Google type website will need different TTLs (among other things) than a personal blog. The point
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No general purpose testing tool like this can be a one-size-fits-all sort of thing. In the future I plan on adding configuration options so you can disable tests that you don't care about. If you know what you are doing, but all means
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Here is a more comprehensive website testing tool. https://www.validbot.com Full disclosure, this is my project.
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If Discord had one more level of hierarchy, that would make it work like a pretty good forums. Server > Channel > Topic > Messages. Where mods make the server/channel and users can make topic/messages
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I wish someone would make an app like Discord but with functionality like forums. Hosted forums in an app with topics that persist and can be searched. On discord it’s all one long conversation and anything older than a week is hard enough
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OP here to introduce my new tool for web developers. Most devs are hopefully familiar with Lighthouse and maybe some other testing tools to make sure your website is configured correctly and follows best practices. Lighthouse is a great st
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Show HN: Validbot – Comprehensive website validation tool
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I’m bookmarking this thread for later. So much useful information here that can help me in the future :)
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Combine this with Apple’s new photo scanning tech and this could be a new way for bad people to SWAT someone else. Assuming you could fool Apples classifier, just text that manipulated image to the target and they will get flagged. Any imag
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If we can’t open a window because the outdoor air quality is poor (polluted city) how can we reduce indoor CO2?
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This assumes that you don't need the equity in the first house to get the mortgage on the second house.
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My rule of thumb that I try to get my family and friends to follow: Always control your own data on your own hardware and treat cloud storage as a convenience, not a necessity. And keep backups.
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I wish google would optimize Adsense for Core Vitals. My site gets a 100 score without ads and a score of 80 with Adsense. I’m not willing to give up the ad revenue.
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5y ago
If one of the lights in the back of that truck had illuminated red, would the car have put on the breaks in the middle of the road?
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6y ago
As the founder of Toodledo this really resonated with me. When I launched my todo site it was just me and Remember the Milk. I had one of the first iOS todo apps in the store and I rode that wave. Grew to 7 employees. Then came Reminders an
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When I was at IDEO I ran and participated in many wonderfully productive brainstorms that produced great ideas that could not have occurred otherwise. Later, at another job I tried to run a brainstorm with people who had never been in a bra
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https://hubblesite.org/resource-gallery/images
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NASA releases high resolution images from the Hubble telescope. If you like space stuff I highly recommend checking it out.
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Would it be wrong to edit the book? This one could easily be changed to “a circus man who walks on sticks” and replace one little drawing.
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I think of icon fonts as being the SVG equivalent to image sprites. One download instead of dozens of tiny ones. This can improve performance. Of course, if you only use a few icons from a huge font, thats bad. SVG is probably better for a
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Ask HN: Possible to serve ads without JavaScript or cookies?
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6y ago
Yes, I am sure it is a staggeringly low percentage, but I would also like to support smaller companies, and I like the idea of being able to contact a real human if a problem occurs. Don't mind paying.
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Ask HN: Best Gmail alternative that handles multiple emails in one inbox?
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I know second hand that UCSD is giving all doses right now. Vials contain 20% more to account for spills, so they are using this extra to give extra vaccinations. The second dose for each patient will come from future vaccine shipments. Oth
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After breaking myself from a particularly addictive game, I made a website for cataloging dark patterns in games. https://www.darkpattern.games/
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A regenerative CO2 scrubber that people could install inline with existing whole house AC systems would be a big success. I would buy it in a heartbeat.
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If you inline everything then you can’t take advantage of caching those resources. I wonder if there is a fancy way to inline the resources and then somehow use JS to cache the data, set a cookie and then on the second page load it’s even f
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