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931.
by okasaki 5y ago
I've never seen this mentioned, but when I tried these sorts of methods, they mostly only worked on images that started as high quality images and were deliberately down-scaled. If the image original was low quality, or had artifacts,
932.
by okasaki 5y ago
It's only cheaper if the only thing you're using a PC for is gaming. But most people have other uses for it, so now you need a console + PC. Might as well buy a better PC to do everything.
933.
by okasaki 5y ago
Emacs does support LSP: https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-mode
934.
How to build a low-tech website? (2018)(solar.lowtechmagazine.com)
379 points by okasaki 5y ago|216 comments
935.
by okasaki 5y ago
I made a very simple web UI (single file flask, no JS) for youtube-dl: https://github.com/dvolk/lo2#readme
936.
by okasaki 5y ago
The odroid hc4 is basically this but accepts 3.5" drives. https://www.hardkernel.com/shop/odroid-hc4-oled/
937.
by okasaki 5y ago
One way to fix this is to buy more memory (if possible). Then your tabs will be much less likely to be unloaded.
938.
by okasaki 5y ago
We're not supposed to question it, but in this case it seems salient: your account was created just to post this and it's got a lot of upvotes for something seemingly banal. Is this part of a competing "diplomatic program&quo
939.
by okasaki 5y ago
I don't see why that's better than the good old for loop. errors = list() for user in users: if not sendEmail(user.email) errors.append("Error sending emails")
940.
by okasaki 5y ago
I made a very simple youtube-dl front-end that runs locally in a browser (flask, no javascript): https://github.com/dvolk/lo2#readme
941.
by okasaki 5y ago
I didn't know the source code was lagging. Thanks for pointing it out. I agree with you anyway. I checked it out, it seems neat enough, but I'm happy to be going back to emacs :)
942.
by okasaki 5y ago
You can build it yourself. The source is on github and the build instructions are pretty easy.
943.
Show HN: Jq for Python Programmers(github.com)
1 points by okasaki 5y ago|0 comments
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by okasaki 5y ago
It's pretty easy in Python too, eg.: >>> soup = BeautifulSoup(requests.get("https://www.rust-lang.org").text) >>> [x["href"] for x in soup.find_all("a")] ['&
945.
by okasaki 5y ago
In my experience these algorithms only work when you have a high quality, high resolution image that has been scaled down. If you give it a low quality image, it doesn't do anything. So it's quite limited.
946.
by okasaki 5y ago
I wonder, can users who want better battery life on their 4k laptop just run the screen in 1920x1080?
947.
by okasaki 5y ago
It seems neat, though I would never seriously use an editor that I couldn't run in a terminal. Too much of my work happens remotely. Additionally, in my mind a terminal serves a similar role as plain HTML web pages - it constrains what
948.
by okasaki 5y ago
Just because you filled in a form doesn't mean a human looked at it. They could automatically approve/reject and store the form in case they need to review it later.
949.
by okasaki 5y ago
But it does feel like it's dying. For example r/linux has "679169 readers", but if you go to the /new page you'll see it has only had 16 submissions in the past day. New users are automoderated and shadowbanned
950.
by okasaki 5y ago
Educate them on what? How to be on top of a pyramid scheme?
951.
by okasaki 6y ago
Same thing Mozilla does with Firefox - when it updates, it refuses to load new pages or reload existing ones, instead the tab shows a message saying that they require me to restart firefox (promising to re-open all my tabs, but some config
952.
by okasaki 6y ago
Come on dude, we've all seen the drone footage showing the US blowing people to pieces for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
953.
Object-Oriented Programming Is Bad(youtube.com)
5 points by okasaki 6y ago|0 comments
954.
‘Luxury beliefs’ are the latest status symbol for rich Americans(nypost.com)
8 points by okasaki 6y ago|6 comments
955.
by okasaki 6y ago
If by works you mean that it resets several times per week.
956.
Benefits of music training with children: A multilevel meta-analysis(rd.springer.com)
2 points by okasaki 6y ago|0 comments
957.
by okasaki 6y ago
Firefox
958.
by okasaki 6y ago
Are we? A survery in The Lancet estimated that the Iraq invasion caused an excess of 650k deaths by October 2006. A simple extrapolation would surely put the excess deaths in the middle east into millions. It's different though. We&#x2
959.
by okasaki 6y ago
What a weird idea. What if you're using it for navigation? What if I want to pause the audiobook I'm listening to? I have to stop and remove myself from the flow of traffic? (not even possible sometimes)
960.
by okasaki 6y ago
Seems like it's both.

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