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2y ago
Yep, that's unfortunately the case for a lot of public entities. Open Banking is similar: at first you may think it means your banking data is open, so you can access it, as a consumer, through an open API... But Open Banking only make
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> Aside from that I am curious about the discontinuity at 22h. My water heater turns on during off-peak hours (so, at 22h). I have no other equipment that responds to the off-peak signal, so the discontinuity is entirely attributable to
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2y ago
If I had to guess, I'd say they meant they'd prefer a solution where all the location data is stored exclusively on-device, with means to export it to another machine so you can analyze it. I understand the rationale.
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I actually tried it on a VM a few months back, it was broken in a multitude of fun ways. I think it would be interesting to try and make it work. There is a very nice blog post about someone explaining how they modified their website's
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2y ago
I mean, the choice would be nice. Allow people to turn on online sync, keep the data offline, or disable the location recording altogether.
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2y ago
Agree with you. I get the intention (a lot of people do find it troubling that all their location data is sent to Google, and appreciate this change), but I don't really care about that for my data, I just want to have everything avail
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2y ago
Not being a native speaker I thought the "Kindly enough" conveyed the sarcasm (since I think most people don't associate Google with being kind). I'll try to find a better wording (or maybe make the "Kindly enough&q
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2y ago
I'm sorry, I had completely misunderstood what Show HN means. I thought it was the prefix for indicating the post was made by the poster (what the fine folks at Reddit would call "OC"). Somehow I had missed the https:/&
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What's in my location history?
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60 MH/s with parallel Rust code (rayon) on a 5900X. Got stuck on 8 zeroes, changed my nonce prefix and got lucky with 9 zeroes after 10 seconds! Currently sitting at #73 and pondering whether to write a GPU solution. https://
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2y ago
Most would agree that a trans parent is better than a dead parent, though.
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At the same time, Cox is a commercial entity that makes money by providing services. Cyberattacks make them lose money, so it's only fair for them to financially award people that responsibly inform them of vulnerabilities instead of e
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Title is a little misleading. Regardless of one's opinion on StackOverflow's partnership with OpenAI, editing existing questions & answers to replace them with protest messages fully fits their rules' definition of defaci
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https://github.com/microsoft/MS-DOS/blob/2d04cacc5322951f187... > ; REV 2.15 7/13/83 ARR BECAUSE IBM IS FUNDAMENTALY BRAIN DAMAGED, AND Someone was angry that day. Wonder if any IBM dev ever st
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> learning Therein lies the rub. Most of the discourse and debate around LLMs and copyright revolve around the central question of what it means to learn. Virtually everyone agrees that a human learning from reading code doesn't v
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3y ago
Very sad outcome, but not that surprising given Nintendo's track record of suing fan projects into oblivion. The same had happened with the Skyline emulator some time back.
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3y ago
I mean, most Swiss French accents share common characteristics (e.g. stress on the penultimate syllable and descending intonation on the last) but having grown up near the Swiss border people there really differentiate the Genevois, Vaud, V
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- Outlook (forever-...) - Windows Messaging (95-98?) - Outlook Express (XP) - Windows Mail (Vista) - Windows Live Mail (7?) - Outlook Web App (?) - Windows 8 Mail (Metro) - Windows 10 Mail (UWP) - Outlook ("New Outlook") - another
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You can step-debug a Python program using Windbg but it won't tell you a lot about what's happening since every line is hundreds of CPython API calls. Sure, you can "step through" a neural network but all you'll eve
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I've read the whole thread of comments and I'm really confused. For context I'm a long time GIMP user and used Photoshop a few times at a very basic level. Layers having boundaries feels... obvious to me? Like, when I scale a
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3y ago
Nice to see more open models. Props to the team for coming to the HN comment section to answer questions
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3y ago
Alyssa Rosenzweig is a gift to the community that keeps on giving. Every one of her blog posts is a guarantee to learn something you didn't know about the internals of modern graphics hardware.
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The few examples I was able to play are very promising, unfortunately the host seems to be getting some sort of HN-hug, because all the audio files are buffering every other second -- they seem to throttle at 32 KiB/s.
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In France, "Licence" and "Master" (Bachelor's and Master's degree respectively) are protected diplomas that can only be delivered by universities (or by schools that depend on universities). To circumvent this,
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3y ago
One major paint point for me is their policy concerning the mobile app. I paid for the lifetime pass for my account with the goal that Plex would work well for my users and myself. This is not the case anymore since now users need to pay to
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When reading code in a low level setting you may want to know whether one line calls a function or simply reads a field from memory. Not that it would matter that much, but it's a valid point for some. Reading a field is usually expect
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Do you have a link to that study? I'd be very interested in the full results!
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Probably something like Bridge Construction Set or Bridge Builder.
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3y ago
Low effort aside, it's actually quite good.
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Working often with multi branch projects across repos (forks and upstream), using GitKraken simply makes me more productive. I don't think anymore about how I'm gonna merge or rebase stuff, it makes everything more intuitive. I st
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