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by zxexz 7y ago
I think you raise an excellent point, that many don't really think about. Detection is hard, and research on microbes is hard if you can't grow them in-vitro. There is research in this space. A few years ago, I had a lecture from
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by zxexz 7y ago
You could definitely achieve something like that with a solderless breadboard, and a raspberry pi with some breakout boards! Maybe an external USB or HDMI display? I wonder if you could use something like this [0] and feed info from the pi
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by zxexz 7y ago
What was the reason behind the strange cycling attire, if you don't mind me asking?
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by zxexz 7y ago
Weird - I've never had a problem understanding Ton (in fact he's one of the more entertaining conference speakers I've heard). Maybe I've just listened to too many FOSS talks with Dutch devs :P
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by zxexz 7y ago
Thailand has successfully put a lot of effort in exporting cuisine. It's no wonder that Pad Thai and other Thai cuisine is ubiquitous in many countries, with the Thai government putting so much effort into 'gastrodiplomacy' [
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by zxexz 7y ago
What I see in the video looks like security removing somebody from the premises.
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by zxexz 7y ago
As somebody who has (and continues to) partook in their fair share of "guerilla" gardening, and who has seen many parts of their local ecosystems decimated by invasive species, I wholeheartedly agree with your sentiment. However,
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ArVid(en.wikipedia.org)
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by zxexz 7y ago
I wonder, could you describe your use-case a little more? I'm curious why you couldn't write a stored procedure, then call that from your application? If you need to see if your function exists, you can do something like this [0].
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by zxexz 7y ago
Cool site, however it appears it has already been taken over by people posting very unsavory content. Content of the sort I would never want to see, let alone come across from a single click on the HN front page. Flagged, but best of luck
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by zxexz 7y ago
Email me, check my profile.
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by zxexz 7y ago
Qubes OS is excellent for things like that, but not really something most people are willing to use. I love Qubes OS; especially being able to have a disposable Windows 7 template VM I can game with that has a PCI passthrough for my spare g
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by zxexz 7y ago
I think that's probably the 'easiest' solution. Could probably write a quick extension too just for NYT.
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by zxexz 7y ago
Yeah, nobody has the right to diagnose anybody with "having mental issues", and if the author knows more about Stallman personally, it isn't his place to bring that up here, IMO. Also, "poorly socialized because nobody t
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by zxexz 7y ago
The New York Times does the same thing now, too. A scary dark pattern. I wish Incognito mode was less detectable, though I’m not exactly sure how that would work.
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by zxexz 7y ago
Personally, I'm fine having several remotes, but I realize that most people would prefer not to. My setup is a stereo receiver plugged into the display's stereo out. A Linux desktop, RPI4 (for Kodi), and a PS2 (via a component-&gt
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by zxexz 7y ago
I bought a modern 4K “tv” [0] (actually a monitor) recently without any sort of “smart tv” features. There are a few options out there in the high end monitors or, even cheaper, the “Corporate display panel” genre. I was appalled at how har
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by zxexz 7y ago
So far this is the only way I’ve been able to find to view the article, thanks.
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by zxexz 7y ago
This does not appear to work any longer.
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Europe's Disposable Income, Mapped (2016)(citylab.com)
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by zxexz 8y ago
The India-Bangladesh border is really fascinating. Looks like it was infinitely more complicated before 2015[0] Dahagram[1] appears to be the only major enclave that wasn't exchanged. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by zxexz 8y ago
SEEKING WORK / Remote / Based in Boston DevOps + Developer + Sysadmin I have over 12 years of Linux experience, and have been developing in Python and Java for 10 years. My work background is primarily in health software and bioi
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Third of Britons have stopped or reduced eating meat(theguardian.com)
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by zxexz 8y ago
Speaking as somebody who knows nothing about this tech, I'm curious as to the significance of this! Does this mean somebody has taken the photos and transferred them to tape, and that is what we're seeing here? If this _was_ done
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by zxexz 8y ago
This is such a shame. I always loved watching his videos, and his website, and was always in awe at the source of TempleOS. The world, all of us here on HN included, could have treated him with more compassion. My heart goes out to his fami
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by zxexz 8y ago
I can't recommend this book highly enough. Very practical, and the way the chapters are organized really feels right. The excercises and examples really help drive the concepts home. In my opinion, Learn You A Haskell is a poor resour
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by zxexz 8y ago
Thank you for the response :) When I get some spare time I can send you the details on what I had to do to get it (barely) working.
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by zxexz 8y ago
I love Vexlio! I use the Windows version whenever I'm doing diagramming on Windows. As somebody who predominantly uses Linux, I was wondering if you have Linux support on your roadmap? I'm rarely actually in a situation where I co
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by zxexz 9y ago
>In spite of needing something like this a few weeks ago, I wonder what the role of such reduced distributions actually are these days. I think this is pretty much why. If you were to take your average hacker/maker, most of them wo
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by zxexz 9y ago
https://www.gridcoin.us/

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