pietroglyph

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   by pietroglyph 7y ago

   This sounds more like a Python and pyyaml problem than a YAML or JSON problem. Someone could come along and totally refactor XSLT even if XML stayed the same, and then you would be in the same boat.
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   Porsche by VW(profgalloway.com)

   1 points by pietroglyph 7y ago|0 comments
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   by pietroglyph 7y ago

   Long-distance running is more hip and thigh intensive than anything else, so it makes sense to me (an armchair expert).
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   by pietroglyph 7y ago

   A smaller and less expensive V-SLAM option would be the Intel RealSense T265 camera. Tracking accuracy can sometimes drift quite a bit with this if you’re not careful, but it can perform pretty well, especially if loop closing is enabled.
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   by pietroglyph 7y ago

   Having such a basic part of a programming language be awful is inexcusable. It's not just that it takes a lot of time; even if it took no extra time, you're still wasting extra space on your computer, risking breakage on external
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   by pietroglyph 7y ago

   This case wasn't about taxes, it was about controlling wheat supply in order to stabilize the national wheat price during the Great Depression.
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   Color Assimilation Grid Illusion(petapixel.com)

   2 points by pietroglyph 7y ago|0 comments
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   by pietroglyph 7y ago

   Shotcut is a relatively capable Linux-compatible FOSS video editor. It has animation support, video effects and text, and can export to anything that ffmpeg can. https://shotcutapp.com/
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   by pietroglyph 7y ago

   Firefox with tracking protection enabled, uBlock, HTTPS Everywhere, and the Smart Referer plugin
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    by pietroglyph 7y ago

    The most interesting part about this (which they don't mention on the homepage) is that they are collecting data which they use to retrain a neural neural network that predicts transmission time. This neural network and a predictive mo
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    by pietroglyph 7y ago

    I like https://shotcutapp.com/.. . It's free and open source, has good Linux support and all the features I need, and uses ffmpeg under the hood.
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    by pietroglyph 7y ago

    lsof -i Works on GNU/Linux and should also work on macOS.
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    by pietroglyph 7y ago

    macOS is based upon XNU, which was based upon the Mach kernel (with bits of BSD userspace), not Linux.
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    by pietroglyph 7y ago

    Ok, here we go: In section 6.E. of the YouTube ToS ( https://m.youtube.com/static?template=terms ), they say you cannot submit content contrary to the Community Guidelines. On this page ( https://support.google.com&
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    by pietroglyph 7y ago

    Looks very cool. You have a typo in the pricing area of the page: it says "Sart Free Trial" instead of "Start Free Trial".
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    by pietroglyph 7y ago

    This is not entirely true. You can export all data from Slack, including data that’s normally hidden because you’re on the free plan.
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    by pietroglyph 7y ago

    It’s amazing how so many issues that are nominally caused by human error are actually the result of bad design.
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    by pietroglyph 7y ago

    Previously discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19514353
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    by pietroglyph 7y ago

    Are you thinking of Arthur Whitney? His work was discussed on HN a few months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19481505
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    by pietroglyph 7y ago

    This made me realize that HN predates the iPhone... The early comments make for an interesting read: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=iphone&sort=byPopularity&prefi...
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    Beta-M Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator(en.wikipedia.org)

    1 points by pietroglyph 7y ago|0 comments
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    by pietroglyph 7y ago

    > The time for regulating data collection for minors at a Federal level is now Are you aware of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)? It was passed in 1998, and this article specifically says that they believe Amazon
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    by pietroglyph 7y ago

    This should probably have [video] in the title. Also great to see some Tom Scott on here! This is just one of many videos in the “Built for Science” series.
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    by pietroglyph 7y ago

    Part of the argument for UBI is that with increasing automation it doesn't make sense to force everyone into a job anymore. If you buy into that then not working and doing what you want (e.g. video games) is actually how the system is
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    by pietroglyph 8y ago

    I may be mistaken about their revenue model, but I think it’s actually costing them money because they bought the company behind Pocket and they don’t seem to monetize the feature in any way.
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    by pietroglyph 8y ago

    I don’t think that will get you a competition livestream. Most competitions this week haven’t started yet (they’re usually ~Fri-Sun). The game changes every year, but here’s a sample match from last year: https://youtu.be/jY
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    by pietroglyph 8y ago

    This is unfortunately true: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/10/world/asia/china-xinjiang...
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    by pietroglyph 8y ago

    There are if you read farther down: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xf3try5tu-0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EES8U5LwaUs
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    by pietroglyph 8y ago

    I think GP isn't trying to say that antibacterial soap should be illegal because it's harmful to humans, but that it should be illegal because it creates resistant bacteria.
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    by pietroglyph 8y ago

    It uses xbps! $ venv/bin/xbps-install -Sy libreoffice xorg-fonts # you can imagine that as kind of like a chrooted void linux I wonder how easy this is to do with other package managers? Is this a feature specific to xbps