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xchip
4y ago
Out of curiosity, why do you need termux for that?
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xchip
4y ago
Newpipe rocks and those guys are doing an awesome job. The problem is that google changes stuff upstream an once every 3 months you need to upgrade your newpipe to account for those changes. But please, lets not bash the work of people that
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xchip
4y ago
If they made obscene amounts of money means that what they did was obscenely useful and valued to many people. Nothing wrong with that.
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xchip
4y ago
to have your own cloud running on your old cellphone, I use it to store backups, pictures, vpn,...
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xchip
4y ago
This is awesome, now we can use our old cellphones as small cloud servers (I have one with a 128Gb SD card running rsyncd, sshd, smbd, nginx, php, openvpn, transmission)
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xchip
4y ago
That's why HN rocks
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xchip
4y ago
Nowadays these ancient languages are used to create division and discrimination. - Populist leaders claim their region has now a different identity, that they have been colonized but that they should be independent countries. - Discriminati
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xchip
4y ago
you guys are awesome
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xchip
4y ago
What sort of link does the phone use? 5G?
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xchip
4y ago
I did look at the project, and it didn't mention it was a leaning exercise, then, pointing out that requiring a gig of dependencies is questionable is reasonable.
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xchip
4y ago
All was good until I realized it requires: - Node.js - Electron (formerly atom-shell) - React.js
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xchip
4y ago
What algorithm was it using? GCC-PHAT?
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xchip
4y ago
I'd appreciate less click & bait headlines.
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xchip
4y ago
Why do we need to know you did this while on paternity leave?
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xchip
4y ago
TL;DR: I have anxiety but let me pretend I overcame it using quantum mechanics. I also need your validation, which is the main purpose of this article.
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xchip
4y ago
TL;DR: because unemployment “Some men, the ones without decent or any jobs, especially when they are not very well educated, have a hard time getting married,”
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xchip
4y ago
I think people that don't look exactly like crash test dummies are more likely to get injuries
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xchip
4y ago
Only micromanagers and people that need attention or supervision need to go to the office.
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xchip
4y ago
LOL we look like taxi drivers fighting Uber. If Kasparov uses chess programs to be better at chess maybe we can use copilot to be better developers? Also, anyone, either a person or a machine, is welcome to learn from the code I wrote, actu
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xchip
4y ago
Worry only about the things that are under your control . Epictetus.
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xchip
4y ago
Why testosterone and not greed or pride?
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xchip
4y ago
Specially if they are married.
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xchip
4y ago
That is only if you decided to believe in what media says. Pick your priest.
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xchip
4y ago
Maybe they lost interest in a devastating divorce that leaves them without their house, with half their money and without their children.
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xchip
4y ago
Did anybody here participate, or know someone that participate in such a poll?
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xchip
4y ago
They expect a lot of turmoil then
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xchip
4y ago
I am OK with copilot. We are all getting trained on someone's else code and up to a certain point replicating it (along withe some mix and matching). Let's make an open source version, this should be for everybody.
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xchip
4y ago
they are incentivized to make them somewhat complex
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xchip
4y ago
It looks like you have a problem, but your solution is not to make people go back to a damn office just because you cannot handle email/zoom
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xchip
4y ago
Every new tech is a potential powerful dangerous tech, so it was fire and so it has been any new discovery. I saddens me to see here these sort of posts.
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