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The job offer says they'll receive an iMac Pro, a bunch of hardware and software, including "Crimson Editor". I wasn't familiar with it, but it seems to be an HTML editor for Windows that was last released in 2008, it&#x
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Covid aside, a reading of almost 6000 ppm in the bus is extremely high, at this level there is a clear impact on cognitive function. See this study[1] in Nature that measured the effects of CO2 at 1000, 3000, and 5000 PPM. Quote: "For
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The last post[1] before this one was posted at 12:45:10 UTC. This current post was made at 20:30:55 UTC, so that's a gap of 7 hours 45 minutes and 45 seconds. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32026548
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Does this mean that Facebook's advertising system will finally start rejecting ads calling for genocide in Myanmar, and that they will finally flag comments expressing the same intent? As recently as March of this year there were repor
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Agreed. That said, YouTube Premium doesn't remove sponsor segments in videos, and these days many videos include a long segment about their sponsor of the day or their merch/patreon. For this, I've recently discovered the Chr
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4y ago
Some of these leaks are enormous. In the past few years one in particular made the news, at the Aliso Canyon gas storage facility managed by SoCal Gas[1]. It was the worst single natural gas leak for the U.S. in recorded history, with an es
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I've been using the preview for a few months, it works pretty well. That said, one thing I miss from the regular code search feature is the ability to use a form to filter search results, or to refine results using suggested filters af
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This is very useful to see examples of how people have used APIs that are either poorly documented or not at all. Or even that are well documented, really. Going from docs to code is not always straightforward. To give you just one example,
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Direct link to the moment the car turns onto a one-way street, against traffic: https://youtu.be/t0kXTZJZ87E?t=392
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Yes it is essentially brute-forcing it. Note that TLA+ is the language that the model is written in. The program validating is called TLC, it's a model checker.
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I would hope that Instagram has some counter-measures to prevent brute-forcing, at least restricting the number of failed login attempts. It might be instead that your friends re-used a password that was leaked/stolen from somewhere el
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Is it very difficult? So many of these spam accounts follow the exact same format, with names following some variation of "Free stuff Telegram: +1234…" or "s3xY p1cs c0mE 2 mY chAnNeL", etc. Tons of them post these obv
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Research paper: https://pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/radiol.220492
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Lung imaging technology reveals cause of long Covid symptoms: Ontario study
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There are other AI-based code completion systems than Copilot, at least Tabnine[1] and Kite[2] come to mind, I'm sure there are more. [1] https://www.tabnine.com/ [2] https://www.kite.com/
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Reporting on my own experience, I got access to Copilot a few days after it was announced and am currently not expected to pay for it. I started a project that currently has 9.4k stars (now mostly maintained by someone else), and still main
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CircuitPython is a fork of MicroPython, and they periodically bring in commits from MicroPython to stay up to date. One advantage of CircuitPython is that your board gets mounted as a volume like a USB drive, and you can just copy code.py o
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As others have mentioned, you don't always need the full performance of these microcontrollers, and many are pretty powerful to start with. An ESP32-S3 has two cores running at 240 MHz, and boards that ship with 8 MB of RAM and 16 MB o
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I loved using Inkscape when I was running Linux, but since switching to a Mac it’s one of the programs I found to be running a lot worse on that platform compared to what I remembered. I get that it’s a GTK application so not running with n
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Chris Licht was previously the executive producer and showrunner for The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. One of his first major decisions as the new CEO of CNN was to cancel CNN Plus, and it looks like the review of things that need to chan
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Some EXIF data is displayed, this page covers the topic: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Exif Here's an example of a photo that was uploaded to Wikimedia Commons, with extensive EXIF metadata: https:
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No errors, but two regular log messages and two warnings: webParams: {startingYear: 260, surfacePoints: Array(0), camera: {…}} (warning) THREE.ImageUtils.loadTexture has been deprecated. Use THREE.TextureLoader() instead. >
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I also wasn't seeing anything, until I used "⌘ A" to select all text, and noticed that the list of animals or plants for the city I selected was displayed at the top left, in white text over a white background. Selecting all
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Sorry I'm only seeing this question 4 days later, so I hope you'll eventually see this answer. I did get the black pen, but I don't actually use the eraser that's at the back. Just based on the time it takes to flip the
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Data broker is selling location data of people who visit abortion clinics
(vice.com)
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Rocket Lab will attempt to recover the first stage of their Electron rocket as it descends back to Earth using a helicopter and a tethered hook, caching the booster in mid-air by hooking onto its parachute.
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Rocket Lab – “There and Back Again” Launch (Live Stream)
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A few people have said they use a Remarkable 2 tablet in this thread. I had seen it mentioned multiple times on HN and ended up getting one a few weeks ago, and I absolutely love it. The writing experience is great, especially for technical
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There's something like 4 MB of storage. It's made for storing keys, not screenshots.
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Ben Eater also sells a kit for those who want to follow along by building their own: https://eater.net/shop
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