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by zxexz 4y ago
I thought this seemed familiar. Discussed on HN 3 years ago [0] I remember using this for a while on a separate Chrome profile. It was quite useful, albeit quite CPU intensive. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=209191
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by zxexz 4y ago
Out of curiosity, what area would that be? I know a few cities in MA have banned facial recognition for surveillance but there are many loopholes.
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by zxexz 4y ago
Congress has been considering transparent, prior authorization legislation in the realm of CMS. I don't know much about it, but they did publish an RFI recently[0]. I hear it has bipartisan support (that's obviously hearsay, but
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by zxexz 4y ago
I've worked with DICOM files from at least 10 different sources. I was able to eventually parse/view all of them. I seem to remember trying almost as many open source libraries in the process, however. That's one of the many
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by zxexz 4y ago
I did the same! IIRC, I went off a design from the first edition of Electronic Gadgets for the Evil Genius[0]. Excellent book for the budding electronics hacker. [0] https://www.abebooks.com/signed-first-edition/Electro
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by zxexz 4y ago
I think it would be fun to test this with a few people. Let’s vacuum pack some beans and ship them between each other. Sisterhood of the Shipped Legumes. Email in profile.
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NASA wants nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030(theregister.com)
16 points by zxexz 4y ago|10 comments
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by zxexz 4y ago
Haven Healthcare - they failed. [0] [0] https://hbr.org/2021/01/why-haven-healthcare-failed
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by zxexz 4y ago
My company maintains an office, which some people local go in once or twice a week. But it's 100% remote-first, and everybody (including leadership) has no desire to go back to "in-person-first". The remote shift was a major
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Web3 skeptics and believers both need a reality check(stackoverflow.blog)
9 points by zxexz 4y ago|8 comments
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by zxexz 4y ago
Len’s Coffee![0] They ship all over the US. Based in Medford, MA. [0] https://lenscoffee.com/
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by zxexz 4y ago
I know a couple people who had issues with the acidity of coffee generally, who switched to Liberica beans (from the more common Arabica) and no longer have any issue. I personally prefer Liberica in general. The lower acidity comes with a
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The Gdelt Project – A Global Database of Society(gdeltproject.org)
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by zxexz 5y ago
The writer of that blog is Charles Stross, a very well known sci-fi writer and former writer of a Linux column. I’d say not only is he a nerd, he’s truly a “nerd’s nerd”. I’d argue his writings have similar influence on people in this commu
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by zxexz 5y ago
If I may please point you to the HN Guidelines [0] (also linked in the footer). [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by zxexz 5y ago
I was just suggesting that they not link to white nationalist content their website. The website that is the first result of searching for "peertube" in duckduckgo or Google.
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by zxexz 5y ago
Perhaps I should have added more to my comment. I love Peertube and it is very valuable software. I just question if the joinpeertube.org website shouldn't blacklist some of those from appearing on their website. Having such links ther
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by zxexz 5y ago
Hmm, if you go the the instances list on joinpeertube.org, and hit "display" or "no opinion" on the "Sensitive Videos" filter, you don't have to go down more than a couple before seeing awful white nationa
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by zxexz 5y ago
Somebody on HN might know, but with something like this you really should seek legal counsel. From a lawyer. Best of luck.
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by zxexz 5y ago
I dunno, if you look at [0], it seems to put the sales in perspective. I'm curious when these lifetime sales figures stop being updated? I'm assuming it's as long as the product is sold by the parent company. I'm amazed
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by zxexz 5y ago
Wow, amazing to see you here. I have somewhat of a bioinformatics background, and this is the sort of work that I always found very interesting - do you think your team will produce some sort of high level architectural and process breakdow
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by zxexz 5y ago
Housing and other social issues related content are often posted here, ending up on the front page.
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by zxexz 5y ago
Ah, looks like they updated the OP article as well - this makes more sense!
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by zxexz 5y ago
cyberciti.biz is one of the few sites that come up in Google search results for anything code/linux related that has valuable content. I do wonder why someone would block it.
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by zxexz 5y ago
It looks like Balwani's trial is scheduled for next year - is there any reason why they would have the two trials so far apart? Is this common in cases such as these?
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by zxexz 5y ago
This[0] was linked in the article. [0] https://github.com/stitchfix/hamilton
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by zxexz 5y ago
For bash users who are used to vi-style keybindings, you can enable vi mode[0]. When I discovered this, my "performance" must've more than doubled :) [0] https://blog.sanctum.geek.nz/vi-mode-in-bash/
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by zxexz 5y ago
I have had this[0] LG monitor as my TV for about 3 years now. Still going strong, no issues at all. Has no WiFi, Bluetooth, etc. Just a monitor. Great picture quality, IMO. [0] https://www.amazon.com/LG-Electronics-LED-lit-M
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by zxexz 5y ago
What setup do you use to put 4 NVME in one box? I know it’s possible, I’ve just heard off so many different setups. I know there are some PCIE cards that allow for 4 NVME drives. But you have to match that with a motherboard/CPU combo
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by zxexz 5y ago
I got to 4. How did you get to 5?

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