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by superasn 6y ago
That's a good writeup! Aren't DKIM and SPF supposedly doing the same thing of authenticating the email domain? If not, what's the difference?
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La Mancha Negra(en.wikipedia.org)
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by superasn 6y ago
Very nice. How do i sort the results by number of comments, date, etc?
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by superasn 6y ago
Isn't this what Vimium[1] has done for Chrome/FF for many years? [1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/vimium/dbepggeogba...
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by superasn 6y ago
Yes a million times this. This becomes a even bigger problem with json_encode when PHP can't tell the difference between an object and array sometimes and outputs the wrong type. Yes you can use stdClass but that feels like such a hac
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by superasn 6y ago
I know HNers will hate me for this but how about Electron with Vuejs? You don't need access to network, have full access to file system, sqlite, etc and engineers for Javascript/HTML are dime a dozen so may not need to learn a new
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by superasn 6y ago
Very strange indeed > @xsc: Looks like this breach also affected http://piracy.com http://chip.com http://neurologist.com along with http://perl.com ( https://www.afternic.com&#x2
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by superasn 6y ago
Good advice but when it comes to business I think its better to stick with one idea and try the repetitions part of the article wrt to getting leads, traffic and sales and not the business idea. I mean I see a lot of people trying so many
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Helicopters Glide to the Ground When the Engine Cuts Out(popularmechanics.com)
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by superasn 6y ago
Since this is such a cheeky thready, my reply would be ask Facebook or Alexa. It would probably know!
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by superasn 6y ago
Yes it's an amazing tutorial. Thank you. Speaking as a hobbyist, earlier if you had enough determination you could create just about any software if you kept hacking at it long enough. CPU or cost was generally not an issue, your time
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by superasn 6y ago
> Regarding flaticon: what about the site do you find annoying? This way I know what to avoid ;) Oh so many things but being OSS I think you'll side-step most of them by virtue. But just to name a few, the way they mix premium icons
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by superasn 6y ago
Website looks great and returns icons for all my searches. I hope I never have to use flaticon again after this. Their database of icons is amazing but website is so annoying.
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by superasn 6y ago
I've discovered some very cool uses of GPT-3 apart from spam (there is always good with bad i guess). Here are a few ways people are using it: https://gpt3examples.com/
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by superasn 6y ago
I still kinda excited about OpenAI. Even though they did a massive bait and switch with the name, their offerings still none the less never fail to amaze me. When GPT-3 first came out the results were jaw dropping for me. Now with Dall-e. D
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by superasn 6y ago
But wouldn't that law apply to other search engines as well? From what I could gather from the article it's a really stupid ill-thought out law and damages the whole internet in Australia for the benefit of few news companies.
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by superasn 6y ago
Oh that's even better. I thought their API was only about replying to users. Didn't know you could delete chats etc. Thanks for the suggestion!
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by superasn 6y ago
Maybe I can write a bot that crawls web.telegram.org ever 5 minutes and delete all such chats.
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by superasn 6y ago
Big pros of telegram compared to wa: 1. So easy to migrate. Wa restore can take up to an hour from gdrive, telegram is ready as soon as it is installed 2. It's always on everywhere, i.e. when i open web.telegram.org or desktop qpp it j
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by superasn 6y ago
Even though the post is a bit clickbaity there is still one thing I learned from it and if somebody cyber security expert can confirm this: - there exists a powerful token (like a master key) using which a person can read all my emails, dri
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by superasn 6y ago
Really impressive. Do you plan to implement an API like Amazon, Google that lets you generate TTS for price?
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by superasn 6y ago
My only take-away from this article is also something I deeply believe in: Use boring technology(1) if you're doing it for business. (1) http://boringtechnology.club/
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by superasn 6y ago
I found most of the comments in thread pretty insightful: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22043088 But i found this one comment which really resonated with me: Everything is a system. The economy, society, relationshi
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by superasn 6y ago
How about adding a comment when you downvote? This should stop the knee jerk downvotes and otoh also tell the OP the reason why the post got downvotes. If somebody makes a downvote with a comment like "sgsgsgsfwfwg" the OP can fla
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by superasn 6y ago
Did the people who found reddit involved with it anyway now? They were pretty cool people and I can't believe they would approve of all this nonsense. Maybe the old team has been completely replaced by evil pointy haired people who don
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by superasn 6y ago
It reminds me of this article I read sometime ago: "Why smart people are better off with fewer friends"(1) The gist being "For more intelligent people, (social interactions with close friends and happiness) correlations were
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by superasn 6y ago
Very insightful comment. Communities also evolve too, like reddit wasn't always like this but i think flanderization happens to website too.
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by superasn 6y ago
Thanks for the details. Yes i would love to hear that. The biggest thing that keeps me off from experimenting with such tech is the lack of resources. I see sentdex literally burning a $2k Nvidia gpu trying to train some data (on YouTube),
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by superasn 6y ago
Just out of curiosity, How much resources (time, money, etc) does it take to train a model like this?
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by superasn 6y ago
This is very bad. A lot of time when I'm stuck with some issue like how to use an API and can't find answers in docs or SO, I usually turn to usage of the said functions with github code search. Most often they are some 3 old proj

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