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by pkage 4y ago
https://archive.is/Lklc1
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by pkage 4y ago
Those bubbles do collapse, but the problem is that as they collapse they generate tiny little shockwaves. Apart from being noisy, these implosions can be quite destructive—the constant bubble collapses are fairly energetic, and cause cyclic
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by pkage 4y ago
My friend lived in the apt building in Turtle Bay that caught fire a few months back, and she was one of the first ones out of the building because she saw an alert on the Citizen app. Additionally, the fire alarm system wasn't working
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by pkage 4y ago
All the worst parts of shopping with the added benefit of a headache afterwards. Also I'm very uncomfortable with Walmart knowing what's in my fridge and recommending putting the gallon of milk back.
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by pkage 4y ago
How does this compare with using the Hugging Face `diffusers` package with MPS acceleration through PyTorch Nightly? I was under the impression that that used CoreML under the hood as well to convert the models so they ran on the Neural Eng
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by pkage 4y ago
Some anecdata: I've played Factorio on both an Intel MBP (2018) and an M1 MBP (2021), the performance even under Rosetta blew away the Intel chipset. Being M1 native means even faster performance with a lower power impact.
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by pkage 4y ago
Cities: Skylines might scratch that itch.
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by pkage 4y ago
You can blame Boeing for that, it's not like NASA is directly creating the rocket in-house. SpaceX is just disrupting the current MIC contracts.
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by pkage 4y ago
iiuc HN flags new accounts by creation time and not activity (e.g. less than N days old)
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Show HN: Weird brandon – Stable Diffusion-generated Joe Bidens(kage.dev)
1 points by pkage 4y ago|1 comments
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by pkage 4y ago
No, it supports macOS/win/linux + ios/android; the docs just highlight Synology NASs first.
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by pkage 4y ago
I'm not sure pearl-clutching about losing the meaning of words is appropriate, it seems like a small mistake from the editing team slipped through.
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by pkage 4y ago
This is pretty much the Apple model.
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by pkage 4y ago
It's an emulation environment for the BBC Micro[0], a popular home computer distributed by the BBC in the early 1980s. There's a long history of /why/ the BBC was involved in producing computers, but the short version is
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by pkage 4y ago
Looks like an extension doing something (impersonating?) Loopring, as the domain loopring.pro apparently comes from Ukraine according to whois data. Loopring itself doesn't seem to refer to that domain at all, hence the distrust.
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by pkage 4y ago
The "bulma" way would be to add the `has-text-link` class to the <a> tag [0], which has the benefit of matching your styles as well. [0] https://bulma.io/documentation/helpers/color-helpers/
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I Am Alexa Alliance(iamalexa.org)
1 points by pkage 5y ago|0 comments
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by pkage 5y ago
Even more confusingly, they're both written "Ярун"—making this the most likely scenario in my eyes.
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by pkage 5y ago
There is an official Android app[0], it's linked on the developer's main page[1]—but weirdly enough not on the homepage. [0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Aerfish.Un... [1] https:&#x
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by pkage 5y ago
This are the same group that made the "satan" Nikes with Lil Nas X a few years ago[0], and the guy behind Wordle works there[1]. [0] https://www.cnn.com/style/article/lil-nas-x-mschf-satan-nike... [1] h
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by pkage 5y ago
Erging is rowing on an indoor rowing machine. They were originally called an "ergometer," which was then shortened down to just an "erg" over time. It's a really great exercise, and pretty good training for rowing c
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by pkage 5y ago
This should work: https://ioling.org/booklets/samples.en.pdf
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by pkage 5y ago
I recall that in 2016 First Marblehead (now Cognition Financial) was offering interest rates of up to 13% (!) and averaging 11% (!!) on NYU tuition ($60k/yr for a 4 year degree). I recall during my application that they were very heavi
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by pkage 5y ago
> $1 per 2tps DNS traffic What are tps? I'm not familiar with the term and couldn't turn up much. T per second?
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by pkage 5y ago
Proper algebraic typing, a package manager (that's actually quite good), guaranteed memory safety, good LSP support, good performance, a not-nightmarish grammar... the list goes on and on. It's worth giving it a shot, honestly.
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by pkage 5y ago
Weren't a lot of NFTs sold simply JSON blobs of metadata pointing at a web resource from some company? I remember seeing Cloudinary in some of the Beeple NFTs. I think some are pinned to IPFS now, but still that doesn't protect th
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by pkage 5y ago
Using negative adjectives is not the only way to be negative.
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by pkage 5y ago
On the subject of Tree Style Tabs, I've found Sidebery[0] to be a great replacement. Significantly less buggy, and more feature rich (panels, etc). [0] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/sideb
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by pkage 5y ago
You're comparing highbrow literature reviews in leading magazines to short instant messages, which are a significantly different medium designed to be read by one or two people once, and then thrown away. Your best comparison is telegr
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by pkage 5y ago
This reminds me of Meteor.js[0] from back in the day (2014?), which had a very similar approach—you wrote code that ran on both the frontend and the backend, and database updates were propagated automatically. It suffered from a pretty hard

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