zuckluni

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by zuckluni 6y ago
Replugging bepis, another way to write 'flat' HTML using operators with a slightly different operator set: https://github.com/dosyago/bepis For me I just wanted to stop writing all the extra syntax (like `&lt
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Show HN: Simple and secure PDF to Image server(github.com)
2 points by zuckluni 7y ago|1 comments
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by zuckluni 7y ago
Obligatory humblebrag/shameless plug for my open source PDF(+ other docs) to Image converter, which runs as a web app. It's self hosted open source (but easiest to run on FreeBSD). Uses Ghostscript/OpenOffice under the hood:
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Ask HN: How to monetize my side project?
2 points by zuckluni 7y ago|0 comments
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by zuckluni 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | UTC8/9/10 | Remote Possible Location: GMT8/9/10 Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: JavaScript, Java, C#, C, C++, Python, AWS, GCP, DevOps, SysAdmin Résumé/CV: https://docs.g
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by zuckluni 7y ago
This is not an Open-source portfolio template (but I guess you could use it for that), it's my portfolio of work in open-source. It's all my own projects, not contributions to other things. I'm putting it out here with the un
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Show HN: My Open-Source Portfolio(github.com)
4 points by zuckluni 7y ago|1 comments
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by zuckluni 7y ago
https://github.com/dosyago/22120 produces repayable archives in a format that doesn't have the issues of WARC. It's a work in progress tho and currently archives everything, instead of just what you select. Y
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by zuckluni 7y ago
it is weird. but anecdotally it seems like tropical climes less hard hit. India? low numbers could just be measuring detection ability instead of actual rates.
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by zuckluni 7y ago
I don't think it's an existential threat to FAANG. Because they could request access to your data to perform their AI/analytics on it to then be able to deliver you value-added personalized services. Most likely these sort of
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by zuckluni 7y ago
I'm more pessimistic. The internet and the apps we use frequently are like a public utility. The space is undergoing an era of massive consolidation and centralization. This happened with railroads, and electricity, in the past. That p
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by zuckluni 7y ago
I disagree with the title. I've used waterfall and still found engineering hard. Even you have a bulletproof requirements document, implementation and engineering still produces unforeseen eventualities and unexpected consequences. I t
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by zuckluni 7y ago
Respectfully, ( that's a cool name ) but I think you're missing the point here by reducing it to this bipolar conflict between politically insecure acting out and idiocy. I think it's a much cooler and bigger picture. I think
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by zuckluni 7y ago
says he who suggest no other... then suggest another, right? obvious, no?
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by zuckluni 7y ago
I suppose it depends on the security classification of the textbook. But seriously, your question probably depends on how you assess the explanations in textbooks, and the meaning of sure. I mean, are you sure you're satisfied with t
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by zuckluni 7y ago
What i'm really saying is in this case the theorizing has gotten in it's own way, isn't that obvious? i'm saying we should try to understand, but you gotta have the courage to face the mystery first, so you can see it cl
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by zuckluni 7y ago
the first two are real, I've seen it. RV is used as a signal for stock picking, is a not very well known but real niche industry. There are people who consistently perform above 75%. telekinesis is real, but humans are pretty weak at i
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by zuckluni 7y ago
to everyone theorizing. why? first, whether you say it's aliens or "the government", face it, both those concepts are black boxes to invoke to explain the unexplainable, ergo they're equivalent explanations, or different
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by zuckluni 7y ago
Maybe don't be so literal? maybe there are words for things that we don't understand yet.... we don't have the words yet so we have to reuse existing words and apply some imagination... that's not bad or hard is it?
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by zuckluni 7y ago
This all just seems a little anachronistic... a little arrogant... Are there really people in this day and age that believe there's nothing that exists that can't be explained with a textbook? Is the world do devoid of magic, or i
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by zuckluni 7y ago
What a time to be alive. I never thought I'd see it, but it's happened. The tipping point has been reached where conspiracy theories denying this stuff have become crazier than the reports of it. I think a new and very rich vein
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by zuckluni 7y ago
Solid skeptical rebuttal...