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by turblety 2y ago
Sodium-ion batteries are rechargeable batteries that use sodium ions (Na+) as its charge carriers12. They are similar to lithium-ion batteries in terms of working principle and cell construction, but they replace lithium with sodium as the
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by turblety 2y ago
I'm convinced Musk is intentionally trying to kill Twitter, and it's going exactly as planned.
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by turblety 3y ago
This is my thought too. How many cells are actually need to do this. If it's just a few, surely if a patients kidney is in 80% bad shape, then they can take a few cells from the 20% good and do this? I guess if there is a genetic probl
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by turblety 3y ago
It was an amazing watch. They were so well done and every second was addictive to watch.
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by turblety 3y ago
We also tried to use it, but frequently, messages will fail to decrypt with no option to retry. Threads is a mess, where messages will show as unread, but you can't actually see what message was unread. Matrix/Element is so close
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by turblety 3y ago
But as frequently stated, Human Resources is not for the employees. It's even in the name. Humans are just a Resource. The whole point of HR is to ensure the company is legally safe from their employees and legislation. If you own a co
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by turblety 3y ago
Any recommended reading? I found a cheatsheet [1] which seems useful, but there's not that much in there. 1. https://github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/wiki/Cheatsheet
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by turblety 3y ago
Really interesting: https://github.com/abagames/111-one-button-games-in-2021?tab...
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by turblety 3y ago
It's interesting that as someone who seems to care about privacy and security, you would use a closed source, web browser (Arc Browser).
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Hot Module Replacement (HMR) is not your friend(webcodeup.com)
1 points by turblety 3y ago|0 comments
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by turblety 3y ago
> Now I think AMD and Intel caught up enough Interesting. I don't really like Apple, mainly because of how they handle the app store vendor lock in stuff, and I hate macOS. But I use an M2 MBP purely because I can't find any ot
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by turblety 3y ago
Such a shame this isn't ARM, and they stuck with Intel. The battery life vs performance is just too good.
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by turblety 3y ago
Please, do not use Vivaldi or any other closed source, secret codebase browser. Can you imagine signing into your bank with a closed source browser.
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by turblety 3y ago
I'm certain this is just an excuse so they can monetize and then sell out. First step auth, second step payments/subscriptions/premium/whatever, third step sold to a big corp where it will be destroyed. But anyway, for a
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by turblety 3y ago
I went all in on the Hive system (heating, cameras, etc) and have only negative things to say about the entire company. Even for their heating systems, do not use them. Don't take my word for it. Go and look at the app reviews. The app
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by turblety 3y ago
Ahh cool, I look forward to Docker, Inc. destroying yet another company. Yes. I'm still bitter about Tutum. Absolutely loved Tutum. 1. https://techcrunch.com/2016/01/21/docker-acquires-unikernel-... 2.
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by turblety 4y ago
> In our first release, we will share the training, serving, and evaluation code. We plan to release the model weights by providing a version of delta weights that build on the original LLaMA weights, but we are still figuring out a prop
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by turblety 4y ago
Yeah, same. I could never use a service that will just arbitary ban any legal and legit project type, just because of the owners bias.
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by turblety 4y ago
I ordered mine on June 2019. Still haven't received anything. It's seriously put me off buying anything else from Purism.
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by turblety 4y ago
Ransomware has been happening long before [1] crypto existed. Maybe a similar, but also ridiculous, statement would be: > Ransomware was made possible by computers so.. uhm.. there's that. 1. https://www.crowdstrike.com&#
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Accessible CSS Tabbing with `scroll-padding` property(flems.io)
2 points by turblety 4y ago|0 comments
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by turblety 4y ago
What if you're not building a browser app. For a server side, NodeJS app? Sure, you can add a build step on the back end, but that's not free, as it comes with setup, having to run a transpiler before your code. Also, using esbuil
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by turblety 4y ago
Can you not use CalyxOS [1]. It relocks the bootloader, although it doesn't come with any of the Google proprietary stuff. 1. https://calyxos.org/
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by turblety 4y ago
If it can be a static site, then I build the site using GitHub Actions, and then use GitHub Page to serve. I absolutely love GitHub Actions and the speed of which it can build my site, and the syntax of the config is bliss. I don't rea
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by turblety 4y ago
I'm sure everyone here knows, but just posting to make sure no one misses out. Please don't use Vivaldi. It is a closed source browser [1], and as such we have no way of validating they have not put backdoors, spyware, telemetrics
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Ask HN: Where can you (pay to) promote your web business?
3 points by turblety 4y ago|3 comments
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by turblety 4y ago
It's a really good question, and I originally [0] actually had some code that would randomise the sub domain. You can still do this if you host it yourself. But I think it's probably not nessisary so long as your users are not usi
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by turblety 4y ago
There is vm2 [0] for nodejs, but if you look at the issues there are escapes found occasionally, even some this year. I think it's too risky to run untrusted code on node. You could run a headless chrome using puppeteer, then run worke
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by turblety 4y ago
It's actually possible to do it with a library called Duktape [0]. But yeah, I get it would be super slow, and create a huge wasm file for the client to download. 0. https://duktape.org/
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by turblety 4y ago
Ahh really interesting. Yeah I think (hope?) one benefit of using a web worker should be if anyone writes some blocking code, it will not hold up the main web page thread. Also, as web workers can be terminated, if they run too long the mai

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