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This is pretty awesome. Would be better when the compromised domain list get updated. Just imagine what could be done in terms of alternative search products to replace the fallen Google (not even commercially, but just a search product tha
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Don't bring a PowerPoint to a Vi/Emacs fight...
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That's what the concept of lean startup is about.
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the question would be how to do that but also still get proper time code when using whisper to get the subtitles
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> Currently, the API is not secured. Anyone can create a market and place orders for anyone. From https://github.com/Ephibbs/PanoMarket
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> If software development is your 9-5, and not your passion. How do you keep improving? You don't really. If you are not able to find 3h a week to make at least one tutorial a week, then do it once a month, but if you are not open t
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Nice work. I cannot test the demo as it is down now but just wanted to share I have been using open source solution Zammad and I am pretty happy about it. It's fully open source (it's a ruby app - so different stack.) and pretty r
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2y ago
This one is about executives not regular employees.
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Wayland users seems very happy with it and it is great. I don't understand the animosity toward X. Why do wish X to die so hard? I am using X for twenty years. It works great. It is stable and well documented. Is wayland a better optio
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Decap CMS – open-source CMS for static sites (Hugo, Jekyll etc.)
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if wordpress is to survive as a tool we can trust to work with and develop for, a new oversight structure is definitely what is needed.
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2y ago
you should check dozzle. Collect logs from containers and display them in a browser.
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2y ago
From I remember from what we did in maths, a liar is usually used to have a NOT so we have something like NOT (All my hats are green) => There is at least one hat that is not green.
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While I have learn web development when blink was still trending, I have had my period where I tried to force every frontend into becoming a react app. I have since then wisen up, and tend to agree that for frontend - best to start with as
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Have you tried Tanstack, they have a headless solution that is pretty neat. Also work with vanilla.
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nyxt would be awesome when it has a decent browser engine. For now you cannot use nyxt on most regular websites (youtube is broken most of the time), They are working on moving it to chromium engine if I understood correctly. But yeah when
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Thanks for making the comparison. It would be interesting to see if they have higher performance for asian languages. It could be that English to Chinese is better for instance.
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Love the quality of the video - good vibes, clear explanation, clear sound and video. Keep it up.
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Depend what you are looking for. A village in the South of the France with good internet can do. But if you need school for kids or other elements of social life then things can get tricky.
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Here are the real nurds
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I would say, make it practical, with some live coding and incremental building of something they can use and play with. C is a great language, especially for teaching CS (python is too but C allow to get into memory allocation and all the f
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The art artifacts used by the engine are not part of the source code, and there is no obligation from the game engine to provide you the artifacts. You can either used those provided by the original game (which is licensed under a differenc
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Nanodjango: Full Django in a Single File
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Hugo is probably what comes to mind. You need to learn the theme structure once you have, it is basically a cli that will deploy markdown with some css.
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nice but no org mode yet...
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That's a name i haven't heard in a long time... Window Maker was my first desktop interface when I started Linux. Though I can see in 20 years not much seems to have change, it is good to see it is not dead. It is quite a unique
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> hard to parse sentences That's because you're supposed to reverse engineer them :)
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Competition is good. We need diverse search product again. Kagi is great but more options would be good too. OP's product is clearly at a very early stage. OP's post is also pretty opinionated. Hard to say which impact on product
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given it's a very large and stable piece of tech, that's not bad. Also, after 2 weeks of regular usage you already have the most important pieces in place to get you going, everything else is like a productivity bonus of things yo
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Go Pot – honeypot that feeds bots with fake secrets as slow as possible
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