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by vidyesh 3y ago
> then I think you are not a good coder and you should learn more instead of worrying about that I am not sure if its that simple and/or so black and white. Everyone is bad when they start, and even stay okay for a while. So fear i
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I have disabled YouTube Watch history and I really enjoy seeing YouTube struggle to provide me anything meaningful in the Home feed. Most suggestions are just based on my subscriptions and I see a lot of repeated suggestions as it doesn&#x2
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Apart from the content they add it also include other shadow libraries like sci-hub, zlib, libgen and some more[1] [1] https://annas-archive.org/datasets
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by vidyesh 3y ago
For a team using VSCode you can try the vscode-restclient[1] But really Hurl looks really interesting, being editor agnostic is the best solution for your problem, I agree. [1] https://github.com/Huachao/vscode-restclie
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The idea of a shadow library is to disseminate knowledge to everyone, to provide easy access to readily available content which is made inaccessible through paywalls, copyright, or other similar barriers. At inception, these databases were
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In this case open-source does not mean only open-source books. Anna's Archive is a shadow library, they also maintain a pirate library mirror. So you can think of them like an anarchist(?) archivist? I think only the high-speed direct
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Thats bit unfair, don't you think? They write a lot of editorials. lowendbox.com/category/editorial/ Some are good, some are not. That doesn't make them articles written just for clicks.
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This isn't new, is it? These kind of job scams in IT have been around for a while, just prevalent in the remote/hybrid era. Some scams even ask you to buy certain equipment for work, send you a proof of sent check that is more tha
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I have tried ObservableHQ but I am not sure it helps me understand D3 as much as it does help me use it like a Jupyter notebook. And unlike Jupyter, ObservableHQ notebook does a lot of heavy lifting when it comes to creating charts for the
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Thank you. Really nice gallery. I think this will serve as a great reference material for me when learning.
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I really like the power of D3 but I have tried and failed at learning D3.js properly, I was unable to understand basic bars and graphs but the same reason you mentioned I find it difficult to advance, SVG manipulation with a big dataset is
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Doesn't matter, you achieve meditative state guided by your actions. It doesn't need to be external nor is there a strict guideline to be in the state of meditation.
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Interesting you put it that way, the 5 REM cycles throughout the day. From what I read, even for bi-phasic or multi-phasic sleep to work one needs to have a routine of REM cycles that make up at least 6 REM cycles. So if you do 3 REM cycles
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I think we light sleepers have conditioned our brain to work that way, generally the idea of a mid day nap is to get more energy to be able to do more. But I think what happens is (for me at least) if I take a nap I am fresh but it still fe
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This always breaks my brain. From what I have read about sleep and the effects on caffeine on sleep, coffee nap seems to work in a very different way than just having coffee when you feel sleepy. Some research suggests, it boosts your energ
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What you are doing is called yoganidra , popularly known as guided meditation. You prepare your body, your mind, relax all your muscles, determine what this session is about(relaxing), visualize something that helps you not get distracted
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Too many false starts too lead to doing the same fundamentals all over again, making one feels like they are not progressing at all. I remember reading somewhere, do the implementation of it along side fundamentals. The reason you are study
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I think the elective stuff might also be a reason to be able to successfully finish the degree. University degree for many comes down to studying strategically than understanding everything they are studying. So the elective stuff might be
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I feel every privacy & security measure taken be it on your system or just your browser config needs to be understood properly before applying. So I think there is value in recommending such articles to everyone interested, as it would
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I want to say thats a very general stereotype? Not sure if thats the correct term here. Popular repos do not represent all of open source. People generally contribute to thing which they are interested in and/or actively using, most of
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Thank you for sharing some details. I guess here too quality matters over quantity. Publish less, network less but make sure its relevant and valuable. With so much noise in the field currently, its hard to know if you too are part of it an
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As much as I would like to blog I am not so keen about sharing my personal life stories and past on the internet. And most personal tech blogs which help people get their next job is just that. I like my privacy and I am not very social e
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I don't know about all the apps but Briar works P2P, you do not really need to connect to internet to send encrypted messages. And the apk is officially available on their website anyway.
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If fits plugged in and running 24/7 and is old enough most laptops can run without a battery.
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Just watch out for battery degradation, at some point the % shown will not mean anything. Even at 100% the battery won't be able to give enough power to even stay ON unless plugged in all the time. This is why we need removable and eas
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Yes, but its filters were always iffy. It will filter cute but not CUTE and eventually filtered duckduckgo results eventually get repeated or the exclusions get added with a little bit of filtering.
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dogs -crazy -cute -sounds site:youtube.com This seems to be working fine. Even though the search filter doesn't include them in the filters list, the results are getting filtered.
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Does GPT-4 Understand What We’re Saying?(nautil.us)
4 points by vidyesh 4y ago|2 comments
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by vidyesh 4y ago
Good on you to stand by your ethics. This is the way.
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Rules of thumb for a 1x developer (2020)(muldoon.cloud)
2 points by vidyesh 4y ago|0 comments

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