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4y ago
My favorite is East Village Books. I've had luck finding interesting books there.
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4y ago
From a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32332132
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4y ago
This approach has been around a lot longer than Electron too. Privoxy, i2p, CUPS, etc. were/are all local-first software with Web-based interfaces.
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4y ago
Was it one of the sites in this list? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Q%26A_sites
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4y ago
The article is published in Medical Hypotheses , which has an... interesting history. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_Hypotheses
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4y ago
Contrast with https://xkcd.com/353/ .
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4y ago
> The biggest problem with it as far as I can tell is the requirement for manual entry. GnuCash isn't restricted to manual entry. It supports OFX [1], which you can set up to automatically pull transaction data from your bank. [1]
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4y ago
Including Search?
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4y ago
> Lacking that, maybe Americans will have to keep settling for all these clunky, incompatible intermediated patchwork solutions like Zelle and Venmo and USDC-on-Ethereum and whatever. FedNow is supposed to launch in 2023. https:/&#
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4y ago
Where'd you get the 3 from? I thought it'd be 24 or 32, since that's how many bits you'd need to represent the color.
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4y ago
What about Java?
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4y ago
They're called violin plots. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Violin_plot
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4y ago
Not just the tree, but the fruit itself. Almond fruits are essentially peaches. If you crack open a peach or nectarine seed, you'll see an almond-like kernel inside. Almond trees have been bred to improve the kernel at the expense of t
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4y ago
Exercise's benefits go beyond burning calories. Burning 500 calories is not the same as avoiding those 500 calories.
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4y ago
> "Mommy music" doesn't appeal as much which I find a little fascinating. What genres does "Mommy music" consist of?
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4y ago
I believe struts are reserved margins along the sides of the desktop, similar to gaps.
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4y ago
> That seems a better word to describe that to me. It's all relative. For example, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portable_computer
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4y ago
And before DeX, there was the Motorola Atrix ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorola_Atrix_4G#Webtop ).
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4y ago
> I can fully see them trying to add something like this to a DVD so you couldn’t watch it more than X times [...] There were a few different attempts at something along these lines in the early 2000s. They weren't that popular. ht
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4y ago
I'm reminded of this: https://xkcd.com/827/
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4y ago
Not to be confused with Privoxy: https://www.privoxy.org/
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4y ago
Aren't you just citing different statistics?
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4y ago
What cafeterias?
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4y ago
What's wrong with CRUD apps? They may be boring to develop, but they tend to be the most useful. Every single one of those industries uses multiple CRUD apps in the course of their business operations. The database is one of the most i
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4y ago
This seems related to the concept of the degree day. [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Degree_day
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4y ago
My understanding is that OS thread operations require the processor/OS to switch between user mode and kernel mode, which is slow. Virtual threads don't require this, since they are managed entirely by the user process.
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4y ago
Why is their name and logo so similar to the old TP-LINK logo? Are the companies related?
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4y ago
The original title is "Absolute monster builds 'cursed' USB-C port that works differently if you flip the cable". From the title here, I thought it was saying Monster Cable [1] built this port. [1] https://en.
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4y ago
> Tiny wrappers do not work since .NET, while being very Performanz will never be C like tiny. I meant tiny wrappers around non-.NET libraries, to approximate the functionality you get in PowerShell in a traditional UNIX shell.
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Maybe no emergencies occurred because of the presence of these emergency call stations. (At least those perpetrated by other people, i.e. assaults, thefts, etc.—I presume potential perpetrators would be discouraged by the presence of thes
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