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Ask HN: Tool to auto-index any file and its content
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Congrats on the launch! It seems[0] that the current lifetime deal is $99, not $249. Also, to what extent can we try it without paying upfront? [0] https://www.webase.com/launch-deal
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> source: I am French 63% of French continue to approve protests [0] 73% of those surveyed approve when opponents of the reform block toll barriers and allow motorists to pass for free [1] Your opinion does not look representative to me.
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4y ago
I like the map's style. Quick note: Guadeloupe[1] is not a country, it is part of France. Same for "La Réunion"[2] or even Saint-Pierre et Miquelon[3] (and probably others, I scrambled some dozens of times) [1] https:/&
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Congratulations on the launch Julien! My history with git and GitHub is indeed chaotic. It took multiple steps and being explained with different approaches for me to finally understand the basics of git. Today, I consider myself proficient
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4y ago
> More than half of the 19,000 jobs to be cut will be in its non-billable corporate functions, Accenture said, sending its shares up more than 4% before the bell. I'm not yet accustomed to the fact that some people see the equivalen
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> Flash cards are not great here since you loose context That's exactly why I staled and wrote here, the flashcard system felt off to me. Thank you for your detailed feedback, it's really helpful. It's good to read that th
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Ask HN: Tools to learn music theory?
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Last time I checked, Nobel Prize Daniel Kahneman published a study[0] in 2010 on 450'000 Americans concluding that people's emotional well-being increases with log(income) but stops increasing at around $75k/year. Has this ch
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How Proton’s VPN Accelerator technology works (2021)
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Intrigued too. It worked very well for the first 100 iterations. Starting iterations 180, I entered a very deterministic loop (6 correct - 1 wrong - repeat), making me a money loser.
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> the Moon isn't teeming with life The Moon is responsible for tides and is believed to play an important role with wildlife.
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Using Computer Vision to Explore the Science Museum Group Collection (2020)
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Platform.sh raises $140M, focusing on reducing the carbon footprint of servers
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Thank you for your answer, unfortunately the HN search does not index the content of the article, and the "first 100 days" bit is in the article.
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4y ago
To solve this, they could index article content for search. It probably has a too high cost over benefit.
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4y ago
I didn't know that link, thank you. I went 2 months back and sniped visited links for each day, no luck.
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Ask HN: Could you help me find a not-so-old HN top story?
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Around 2014, I read a security researcher's article stating that biometrics should be used as an identifier at best, but never as a password. “You can change a password, but you cannot change your fingerprint”. From that day on, I’ve n
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LeekWars, program your AI to destroy your leek enemies
(leekwars.com)
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This reminds me of Frets on Fire, a one-man free, open-source videogame built with Python. I used to play hours on this, handling my keyboard like a guitar. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frets_on_Fire Edit: apparently,
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This is how I started my journey with web development. I was a Data Scientist and I superficially used Flask to build an internal matching tool between internal products and competitors product (after an ML model). Then I started the Mega-T
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I don't understand what I am reading, could anyone explain what this is and what the author wants to achieve?
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I understand why some people might find this achievement positively impressive. The article also describes this mister as happy and in a good health. It reminds me of how sad I find the idea of working 84 years. This is the paroxysm of how
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That is wrong on many levels. Such nihilist position does not help the millions of people leading concrete actions on different scales. You are wrong, it's not too late to change how we behave regarding climate and such way of thinking
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I'd argue that such event is the consequences.
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My iPhone 7 Plus has the same specs. Literally. https://www.apple.com/iphone/compare/?modelList=iphone7plus,...
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If you are still sending SMS that are longer than 160 characters, then you are using MMS behind the scenes.
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In France, there is a TV show called Motus which is basically the same as Wordle but with 8-letter words ( https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motus_(jeu_t%C3%A9l%C3%A9vis%C... ) Two young CS researchers took part in the compe