zabouti

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by zabouti 4mo ago
Recently I've learned lots of stuff from CHATgpt and Gemini chats. And, of course, Youtube has taught me a lot.
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by zabouti 6y ago
It seems to me that Google once had wonderful regular expression searches. That all got blown up when they introduced "Google+", thereby destroying REs.
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by zabouti 6y ago
There's still a tremendous amount of information available via RSS. I pay for Feedly so that I can annotate and save interesting articles. Of course, this is not a way to search for things.
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by zabouti 6y ago
Does your Quaker Meeting pay for groups.io? Their website seems to say that the cheapest plan is $20/month, too much for my group to afford. Thanks.
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by zabouti 6y ago
Could you explain more about this "Basic" free tier? When I go to https://groups.io/static/pricing , I see a free 30-day account, after which it becomes $20/month. You're not the first person who h
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by zabouti 10y ago
It has seemed to me for quite some time that Amazon deliberately tries NOT to return what you are searching for. Oh, they'll give you one or two items that fit your search criteria, but they'll also return lots of stuff that they
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by zabouti 11y ago
Way back when the CS department was still in Old West, I remember seeing Dr. Brooks at different lectures and talks, always taking notes. I try to emulate his example but I'm nowhere as consistent as he was. At least in my old age I&
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by zabouti 11y ago
Yes. I use list view most of the time because it hides images and lets me see thousands of items as quickly as possible with a minimum of scrolling. I use feedly, but still miss Reader, which had some features that feedly is missing.
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by zabouti 11y ago
Blockchain Girl and the HN commenters go on and on about the end of nation states, apparently imagining that they will be replaced by free individuals, being all libertarian and everything!!?? The word "corporation" is not used ev
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by zabouti 13y ago
Maybe it's because I'm a grumpy old man, but I really do think that our species is doomed to unhappiness and poverty.
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by zabouti 13y ago
I no longer trust Google to keep its own services - they've gotten rid of too many projects. On the plus side, you usually have time to download your data before the service dies.