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by tuukkah 3y ago
I think it's easiest to remember that -L listens on a local port whose number comes right after, and -R listens on a remote port whose number comes right after. Then the rest (the host:port) is just the normal way to tell where to conn
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by tuukkah 3y ago
The orange highlight will disappear if you click the X. Also, if the hedges were mapped, they would appear in dark green on the map.
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Also mapped on OSM with the name Millennium Maze: https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/4940708
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by tuukkah 3y ago
The US has huge open areas too. Actually, the biggest difference might be public transport: as long as they live in a decent city, you can give people transit passes and they can start to visit doctors, apply for jobs etc. like anyone else.
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Debian unstable and testing are rolling releases.
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Hmm, two percent of the atoms you were born with, or two percent of the atoms you consist of as an adult? (If former, it really is little, if latter, it's mostly because of the bulk added by normal growth.)
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by tuukkah 3y ago
It seems more likely that a part of HN needs to learn the difference between mathematics and human language.
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Firefox changed the default setting for pull-to-refresh to disabled(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
13 points by tuukkah 3y ago|9 comments
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by tuukkah 3y ago
To me, the point is you don't need many flags for ls to be useful. You will learn a few idioms early, such as ls -a and ls -lR but after that, the rest of the flags are nice to haves: if you wish there was a certain feature, you can lo
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by tuukkah 3y ago
For TLDR, see the slide 151 of 154. PDF of the slides (here the summary is slide 137 of 141): https://github.com/swlaschin/RailwayOrientedProgramming/blob...
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Have you looked into following the links from OSM elements to Wikidata items and their associated Wikipedia/WikiVoyage articles, Commons images etc.?
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by tuukkah 3y ago
The place to put the program metadata is Wikidata, and to share and curate the schedules you could start a new wikibase e.g. here: https://www.wikibase.cloud/
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by tuukkah 3y ago
dpkg handles individual packages, while APT is used to handle dependencies and version upgrades. I recall using dselect as a predecessor of APT in the beginning, but I don't know if it was part of the first release. EDIT: dselect was d
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by tuukkah 3y ago
A comment from that discussion: > if you read the autopsy report there are a variety of injuries that you'd have to try pretty hard to inflict on yourself, but are absolutely consistent with being beaten and thrown to the ground, a
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Getting targetted (mistakenly or not) by the law enforcement for certain minor offences seems to be one of the most dangerous things that can happen to you: they won't investigate carefully and they won't presume you're innoc
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by tuukkah 3y ago
It's not so much about JS somehow being a language like no other, it's more about the web: HTTP, HTML, DOM. And XHR/fetch - JS wasn't exciting before them.
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by tuukkah 3y ago
I think one point is what you eat instead of the meals.
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by tuukkah 3y ago
The name of the Yandex taxi service that shares data with Russian FSB is Yango: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yango_(ride_sharing) In EU, it's registered in Amsterdam so the responsible authority is Dutch data pro
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Users may prefer for the same reason.
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Nokia announces manufacturing of broadband network electronics products in U.S.(nokia.com)
43 points by tuukkah 3y ago|6 comments
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Also, a non-profit hosts open map data from the government for free: https://kartat.kapsi.fi/
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by tuukkah 3y ago
I meant those who don't pay anything per trip e.g. those who have the Deutschlandticket. They are not freeloaders and I'm not blaming them but the more they travel the greater the burden while they aren't paying more. As with
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by tuukkah 3y ago
It's also a problem if the trains are full because of free passengers and you can't travel when you need to even if you paid extra.
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by tuukkah 3y ago
I've learned that travelling on the 1st class Eurail/Interrail ticket can end up cheaper than 2nd class, as some seat reservations will be free or cheaper in 1st class. Also, there are valuable 1st class perks such as free breakfa
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by tuukkah 3y ago
We are not doing the same as ChatGPT. For instance: Because of its training, ChatGPT tries to answer like a human. Humans don't try to answer like a human.
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by tuukkah 3y ago
> it's good at conversation Turing tests without faking it like ELIZA Just like ELIZA can be said to be faking it, ChatGPT is faking it in a different way.
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by tuukkah 3y ago
The way you put it, it does sound like an exception. But what I read, it does not seem to apply on process (or any other) substitution but on the output of command substitution (see under your sibling comment).
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by tuukkah 3y ago
According to this, it does not happen when you use variables (unless you explicitly ask for it), but it does happen on the output of the command substitution: > A command enclosed in parentheses preceded by a dollar sign, like `$(...)
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Well, isn't it the same one as in the car?
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by tuukkah 3y ago
Under the assumptions, power equals average power (to a margin). It would be a huge mistake to try to build the grid to withstand the power of all existing electric devices at the same time, as the probability of such a situation is 0.

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