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Ask HN: What book have you given as a gift?
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The paper: https://preprints.opticaopen.org/articles/preprint/Computer-...
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A member of our warehouse team contacted me. Here's how the conversation unfolded at work: Warehouse Team Member: "Could you log into the App Store and download an app for the printer to work?" Me: "That doesn't sou
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HP Disables Printer Functionality Until You Install the HP Smart App
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Wet Noodle Antenna
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Grok-1 Support for Llama.cpp
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Direct link to releases: https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/releases
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Llama.cpp releases now ship with pre-built macOS binaries
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Uber to pay $272M to Australian taxi operators
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"Be excellent to each other."
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Per Mille
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If you treated another person this way, it would be considered abuse.
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I'm not good at finding fire hydrants either.
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There is a utility available for macOS that extends beyond simply opening a document in Preview and attempting to select the text: https://github.com/schappim/macOCR I like the author.
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The complaint is for: • Violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) due to the alleged improper sharing and reporting of plaintiffs' driving data without consent, impacting their ability to secure car insurance and leading to in
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Don't worry, everyone. Apple can now afford to hire some app store reviewers by using the revenue from its new "Core Technology Fee." This fee requires developers to pay Apple €0.50 for every first annual installation exceedi
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It's ironic to watch a video about IP and information freedom constantly marred by the Getty watermark.
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I was just coming here to say the same thing about. It has been pretty good for document generation when combined with AWS Lambdas + headless Chrome or wkhtmltopdf (if you don't need modern CSS functionality).
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> A non-profit with a for-profit subsidiary is actually pretty common Example: Raspberry Pi
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This is such a shame, I found the user experience pretty good on Netlify and now I can’t risk staying with them.
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Interesting Satoshi's spelling of the word "favour" instead of "favor" in "I've been putting it off in favour". The use of "favour" instead of "favor" is a clear marker of British
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This is like Ender’s Game for protein folding.
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I still have no idea who did it. The latest theory even added Gazprom to the suspects list. The blowing up of the pipeline enabled force majeure. By invoking force majeure, Gazprom could potentially avoid penalties for non-fulfillment of th
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> Saudis price dumping This is a nice idea but thanks to the shale revolution the US is now a net exporter of fossil fuels, and I suspect the will is not there. > insurance What percentage of energy is going out insured? It was my und
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I think you’ll find that even the neutral countries are providing support to Ukraine via the backdoor (eg Swiss with their armour going via DE). I believe the strategy that the powers at be are attempting is to keep Russia occupied in Ukrai
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What is left on the table?
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“Died”, I suspect the more accurate term is “murdered”…
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I completely resonate with your sentiments. The frustration with subpar software and unacceptable latency levels has been an all too familiar scenario for me as well. Google's actions are becoming increasingly frustrating, reminiscent
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Haha, love it... I'm so glad that I don't work for an organisation that requires me to use tools that get my blood this boiling!
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Several of the complaints mentioned are over a decade old. For instance, I searched for "I **ing hate JIRA too, the interface is clunky and slow and makes me angry.," and found it was from this comment from Feb 2014 [1]. It is per
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