trevcanhuman

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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
Nice project, although I'd definitely not use it. The website seems too bloated and as others have said uses too much ram. For personal use I just curl one of these URLs from my linux machine: https://wiki.archlinux.org&#x2F
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
I somewhat am. I originally wrote this something to look for something that probably isn't on HN. Yes, it is partly the meaning of life. But as I've struggled thru my mid-teens life crisis I never really consider to be 'out&#
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
I don't know what to say - yet. I felt this human's story. Touching indeed. But I feel like this was something that HN wouldn't have liked. This was a nice essay but I'm still unsure how it got to the front page. (( Plea
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
I have tried hard terminating the Safari app. That was only the first time tho, and it didn't work. Now that I think about it I think I did not try restarting the iPhone altogether. I guess I'll try finding out what causes it to c
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Ask HN: Does your Safari get this bug?
1 points by trevcanhuman 4y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Does your Safari also get this annoying bug?
1 points by trevcanhuman 4y ago|0 comments
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
I've also used it when I was taking exams for high school. It's pretty bad software if you ask me. rant/long comment First of all, they have a 'different' program for each institution, customized for you to 'si
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
ha! Hadn't thought about it that way. But only so much can be encoded through history. I'd love to see a sci-fi movie combined with the butterfly effect. A somewhat advanced civilization in the past and another (maybe present) civ
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
That's very thoughtful. Maybe I'll get downvoted but I'll say this: One could just store this on the long-storage tech or in a temp-controlled seed farm in someplace cold with a computer, and english instructions on how to us
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
I've heard this definitely more than I like, but is there evidence that this is true ?
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
@dang i'd recommend changing the title on this one. I think the title is somewhat misleading, since it doesn't really explain what is happening. See [0][1] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32598458 [1] ht
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
Serious question: What do journals actually do ? Do they check the article ? Why is it important for it to be in a journal ? I don't know much about academic research, fyi. I think it's also a midway proposal for other reasons. Th
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
just disable javascript. i use badwolf[0] for quick paywalled articles. [0] https://hacktivis.me/projects/badwolf
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
Also in Latin America. Even though we have nice 4G text messages do take a while to get through, even if my speed test is high! TelCos just prefer to use the Internet. And I agree.
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Database of Santander Bank México Leaked(twitter.com)
3 points by trevcanhuman 4y ago|0 comments
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
ssh I use it all the time to connect to my home server, works like a charm !
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
The iOS Safari Reader view does - most of the time- the trick for me. Disabling javascript altogether (in Safari) works like a charm, at least for NYT articles.
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
ah yes, just like in Asia
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
Or the article's author just changed the title. Happens often with big news outlets where the HTML title tag is different than the title displayed on the webpage.
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
not for me.
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
My math teachers used an alligator analogy to remind us which is the correct symbol for using the greater - and less - than sign, the 'mouth' of the gator is always eating the greater number.
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
Read the parent of my comment. I was addressing bullying. But yeah, it's true. One could argue that the school shooter was doing this for himself, which of course isn't something I'd wish on anyone. I think that these teenage
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
I agree. Yet part of the problem is that your future kinda depends on it. You could be cataloged as having 'mental issues' for punching a guy in the face, even if it was for self defense. But yeah, I guess your point still stands
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
I guess we've lost our sense of individual justice. Standing up for ourselves, making what's right on our mind even if it means consequences.
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
I think you have a great point, yet something that I haven't seen anyone talk about is scale . The scale of the schools in the United States is enormous. I hear about 2000,3000, 5000-student schools. Some family's studied in the
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
Yep, standing up on your own is one of the core American values I believe has been lost to the American Education System. Although I have not been to an American high school or Middle School, the school at which I was definitely had western
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
Oh, did not know that. so 5G also includes a communication protocol ? E.g. could I make 5G work through 2.4 gHz (WiFi frequency, right ? ) and would it work well ? e.g. gigabit speeds thru 2.4 gHz ? I genuinely don't know, don't m
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
5G is a technology that is very short-range. If you have a concrete wall between the emitter and the receiver you will get a terrible connection. Maybe 30 mbps vs 500 mbps. Maybe 10 blocks away and you've already lost connection - unle
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
(2016)
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by trevcanhuman 4y ago
Honestly, I thought that was the joke (see the twitter algorithm[0]). That there actually aren't much insights from Google regular software engineers could relate to. As other comments have said, Google is the company who can afford to

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