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Hawaii's Kilaeuea Volcanic Eruption: A Stunning Time-Lapse
(youtube.com)
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Ask HN: Should I get a 2lb, 3lb or 4lb laptop?
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8y ago
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Ask HN: Bag recommendation for iPad and charger and lettersized folder
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Messages in iCloud finally arrives in iOS 11.4 to fix your iMessage-syncing woes
(theverge.com)
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8y ago
What’s your setup? I have an EdgeRouter Lite but I’m looking for one or more WiFi access points to add to my network.
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Sweden distributes 'be prepared for war' leaflet to all 4.8m homes
(theguardian.com)
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tldr: Vectorize your code. Good advice not just for Python but other interpreted languages like MATLAB and R.
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Senate approves measure to save net neutrality
(wired.com)
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That's true I've heard some people say they basically never use the mouse. I wonder how feasible this is with MacOS in its current incarnation.
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A question about keyboards in general - don't you find that keyboards with numeric keypads are so wide, that the mouse has to sit at such a distance laterally, that it strains your wrist to use the mouse?
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Ask HN: Best chromebook for travel for frustrated MacBook Pro user?
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8y ago
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Ask HN: Does anyone use Pine (now Alpine) for email any more?
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8y ago
even after cross-validation?
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9y ago
We have 2 kids. The youngest born 3.5 yrs ago, both of us > 40 at the time. My spouse kept track of # consecutive nights until we experienced at least 2 nights of uninterrupted sleep (defined as at least one parent with 8 hrs contiguous
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Apple now runs on 100% green energy
(fastcompany.com)
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I'm mainly interested in: 1. high availability (can access it using many devices) 2. security (it's secure against intruders) 3. privacy (the company who hosts my data won't mine it for their purposes)
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Ask HN: Who do you trust most with your data?
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9y ago
does/can Pi-Hole use encrypted DNS? I have a raspberry-pi on my home network running Pi-Hole and my router’s DHCP server gives all devices on my network the Pi-Hole as the DNS address
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9y ago
> If you really want something fast and secure, run your own caching DNS that uses root DNS servers. is there a good tutorial for this somewhere?
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The idea of programming something from "scratch" (whatever your definition, and programming language) is the best way to really understand something new. Reading about it, hearing someone speak about it is one thing ... but openin
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9y ago
how do they know that it's not the reverse: that the changes in the brain they observe cause long term depression?
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This cutoff where more money doesn't bring any more happiness ... maybe it's true, maybe it's not. Personally, I would like to do the experiment and then find out.
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How come the demo animation uses Safari
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in MATLAB: >> A = [0.25510582 0.52746197; 0.80143857 1.65707065]; >> B = [0.79981812; 2.51270273]; >> X = A\B X = 0.272534072955269 1.384541698505404 >> A * X ans = 0.799818120000000 2.5127027300
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9y ago
Is it faster yet
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brain training as such has been widely debunked by working neuroscientists, those without a personal stake in brain training products tldr: you improve on the tasks you train on, but generalization to other tasks is extremely limited at bes
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A lot of the negative comments wrt cost are versions of this: what a ripoff, you can get better components for way less money in some other PC and/or if you build your own. That's nice but it's not Apple's market. Apple&
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In a society obsessed with success, how do we come to terms with failure?
(theglobeandmail.com)
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Forgive me perhaps I read the landing page too quickly but it looks like any other VPN service... I pay a stranger money and my traffic goes through that stranger’s servers? No offense but why would I trust that stranger? Isn’t the best cho
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Prepare for changes to macOS Server
(support.apple.com)
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