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Toptout: Easily opt-out from telemetry collection
(github.com)
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There is https://listudy.org which offers spaced-repetition based chess training. I really wish the project received more contribution though. https://github.com/ArneVogel/listudy/
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I don't know about Elo but I reached 2100 from 900 Glick2 (the rating system Lichess uses) on Rapid in little over a year.
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What's your best setting look like?
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Is it possible to get better than Windows power management with this tool? How?
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How useful do you think has it been, for your own personal use cases?
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Slightly related, what are the most high-quality resources for learning backend engineering?
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Another naive question : is this relevant for chronic back pain originating from bad posture?
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Magit 3.1 Released
(emacsair.me)
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I really like DF Tube. And I use Youtube Blocker for regex based suggested video blocking (really useful if you are trying to take a break from one particular interest of yours).
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SigNoz – an open-source alternative to DataDog, NewRelic
(github.com)
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This looks really cool. Do you plan to release this in some other form like a language server so that it can be easily integrated to other editors?
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Off-topic but Firefox gave me a potential security risk warning for the site!!??
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There is https://libredd.it/ which is a privacy friendly frontend to reddit written in Rust. Source - https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit
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What are the best places for finding high-quality learning material for arbitrary programming topics anyway? Like how does one quickly cut through the beginner stuff and get to the high-quality content?
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Telegram is getting so many cool features that I really wonder how long can it sustain being ad-free and user-centric.
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Is there some webextension and/or email provider that supports quickly creating calendar events to CalDAV servers?
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Haskell and Elixir. Also thinking of trying out Gleam.
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Is there a cheap way to run deep learning on the server but not in a Jupyter notebook?
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> Deploy does not run on AWS Lambda nor does it use Cloudflare Workers. This is interesting given most other serverless platforms run on these two.
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Is there a wrapper for the interactive `iex` shell with bells and whistles (colors, better autocomplete, etc.) like `ptpython` for `python`?
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Librespeed/speedtest: Self-hosted Speedtest for HTML5 and more
(github.com)
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India orders antitrust investigation against Google over smart TV market
(techcrunch.com)
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How long does it usually take to learn stenography? If my regular typing speed is about 75 wpm, what kind of wpm can I expect to reach?
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What does your metasearch approach look like?
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> searx I just gave the docker image a try. It works out of the box but the search time feels slightly more than that of Google - which is one of the reasons I gave up on DDG. Also, I am curious - if I am hosting it on my own server and
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Some of the comments here don't like this book for various reasons. I'm curious - is there a (or two) recommended book which serves this purpose - learning C and building a lisp (= learning how programming languages work)?
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There is a self-hosted Google search (which just strips some tracking but ultimately sends the query to Google nonetheless). - https://github.com/benbusby/whoogle-search I would be curious if what HN thinks of it. I ha
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Lumen – An alternative BEAM implementation, designed for WebAssembly
(github.com)
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And is there any remote-friendly company anywhere which hires juniors in Elixir?
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