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IDK man, I've switched to Linux but it wouldn't let me delete aux.h using windows explorer IIRC. But it was a long time ago so not sure.
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What happens if I my regex contains aux.h?
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I did. To me programming is like reading a book because you want it to (your choice of genre, no point except to read it and enjoy) vs reading a book because it is in your syllabus and you're gonna be graded on it at the end. I think w
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AI Gahuku: AI Generator Will Turn Your Photos into Renaissance Paintings
(ai-art.tokyo)
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> Out of curiosity, what kind of plugins do you (want to) write? I wanted to write a plugin to enhance Vuejs (auto import mixins, etc). The current vue plugin is good lacks a few features which I wanted to fix but I couldn't figure
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I would definitely say PHPStorm. The amount of productivity gains are tremendous. A lot of good editors have the issue that they are quite rigid when it comes to operating between multiple languages. So while your editor may shine at JavaSc
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edit: i tried it and everything seems to be working for me. you have to register first to load the app (just use any throwaway gmail). let me know the exact issue if you're still having probs. ohh i guess it's having issues.. this
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Sure thing. It's at https://www.feelhappy.win Unfortunately since I made it for personal use there isn't a lot of documentation. But most of it would be easy to use if you're read the book
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I have had amazing results with David burns books. As a matter of fact his cbt exercises in 'feeling good' have helped me so much that I've turned them into a software for my own personal use. This way I'm able to do his
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I have all my photos including many precious pics like my daughter's first birthday, etc backed up only with Google photos (as GPhotos often cleans up my phones it removes the original too). Post like these are a true wake up call. I d
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Doing a little research I came across this article (1) which explains what the flags are for: (1) https://linuxreviews.org/HOWTO_make_Linux_run_blazing_fast_(...
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This is anything but stupid. Live motion tracking, ffmpeg browser encoding, plus it's open source - so a great resource to learn! What more can you ask for? It's incredible work. Keep it up!
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Speaking as a customer of oyo in India I've had terrible experience with them including a lot of my friends. I've not heard a single good thing from someone who has actually used their services so I really don't understand ho
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Catalan's Conjecture
(youtu.be)
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Thank you so much :) > I am a big believer that Lambda has so many different areas to grow Yes, I intially created it as a free tool for website monitoring since it can alert you in real time via email / telegram if your website goe
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Hi HN, This is a OSS project I wrote last weekend for deploying puppeteer scripts to AWS lambda in just 1 click. I made it to scratch my own itch since I like to create such scripts to monitor my website, do some testing but so far I only r
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Show HN: Deploy your Puppeteer scripts to AWS lambda and run them via URL / CRON
(github.com)
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All I see is a login page?
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You don't need Saas for that. Just upload the images in a S3 bucket and set the access to protected. You can make a PUT request to a pre-signed URL for that. For GET just create a lambda function that GETs the image if it passes your c
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I'm pretty sure it's common knowledge here, but project Gutenberg(1) is also a great resource if you wish to read the classics online. (1) https://www.gutenberg.org/browse/scores/top
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Please make the option to save game. It's so interesting but I just can't take out more than 15 mins of time at a time. Maybe I'll run it on ec2 rdp until that feature hasn't arrived.
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I haven't used Netlify since I've been using Cloudfront since the day it launched many years ago. They give me free SSL, charge me like a dollar for it and have been ultra reliable forever. I'm quite happy with other AWS arch
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This isn't written by me but this looks like a nice step by step tutorial about the same (the reason it's so long because he covers everything including signin up for an amazon account, but the process is very easy and quick): ht
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I still think there is plenty of demand for web developers. If you have time on your hands and know some basic programming then might I suggest learning some web technologies. Even if you can't land a job quickly you can make some inco
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Or just create a static HTML file and put the damn thing in a S3 bucket behind a cloudfront proxy. That site is virtually guaranteed to never go down even with insane amoumts of traffic (plus it's edge optimized so a user in new delhi
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Alarm as Dutch lab creates highly contagious killer flu (2011)
(independent.co.uk)
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Show HN: Super simple todo lists for your projects (with source)
(github.com)
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That's quite easy to do in chrome. Open global settings then set web notifications to block. Then whitelist sites by clicking the lock icon in address bar.
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Also no ctrl+f find. One of the many reasons I use Amazon via browser and not app. Also open link in new window so you don't lose state, compare easily and much much more.
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Yes, I'm also one of those people who stubbornly refused to switch.to Linux and was a Window's user for almost all my life. Thankfully I hated Windows 10 so much (cortana, privacy, etc) that I finally pushed myself to try it again
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