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by 0bit 1mo ago
You could ask the author "wardfarnsworth at gmail.com". I have been in touch with him before about his chess website https://www.chesstactics.org based on his book "Predator at the Chess board". He was quite
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by 0bit 1mo ago
Here's a companion website with similar features: https://latinlanguage.org/ for an upcoming book: https://www.amazon.com/Latin-Tamer-Mastering-Language-Rome/d...
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by 0bit 2y ago
Counter-example: https://deephn.org/?q=embeddings Contrast with https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que... It is fast but, nowhere close to accurate or useful for this speci
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by 0bit 4y ago
Under https://lichess.org/training on the left side pane there is a "Puzzle Themes" link (takes you to https://lichess.org/training/themes ).
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by 0bit 4y ago
I currently use the "Tabs Switcher" menu bar app which works quite well: https://alexdenk.eu/mywork/tabsswitcher.html Have you looked at this app for inspiration? I'm not affiliated, just a happy custome
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by 0bit 4y ago
There is an offline version: https://www.diagrams.net (they had to change their name from draw.io recently). There is a download button right on the main page.
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by 0bit 4y ago
MIT Scratch seems to work well: https://scratch.mit.edu Works well on an iPad, even better on the desktop
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by 0bit 4y ago
I would recommend using Apache Tika to extract the text from the PDFs and using Solr (or Elasticsearch) to index and search them.
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by 0bit 6y ago
Go to Settings, scroll down to find the app, and select it. Then you get the "Allow <app> to access" and a list of entitlements, one of which is "Photos". Select "Photos" and you get three options "S
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by 0bit 7y ago
I've seen it happen when the machine has both an ethernet and wi-fi connection.
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by 0bit 7y ago
“CSS In Depth” from Manning[0] is an excellent resource to learn how to go from unstyled pages to properly styled ones. [0]: https://www.manning.com/books/css-in-depth
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by 0bit 8y ago
"The Long Chase", https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12192254 That discussion has links to books with similar stories. Enjoy.
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by 0bit 9y ago
I've used Atomic Parsley[1] and MP4Box[2] successfully for various MOV and MP4 related muxing and metadata handling before. [1] http://atomicparsley.sourceforge.net [2] https://gpac.wp.imt.fr/mp4box/
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by 0bit 11y ago
something like: http://freecode.com/projects/mactorii should work
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by 0bit 11y ago
There is the multi-part ISO-9241 that covers the ergonomics of human-computer interaction. It even provides a definition of usability.
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by 0bit 12y ago
My photos are very important to me, so i do several backups: 1) The iPhoto Library is rsync'd to an external HDD 2) The iPhoto Library is rsync'd to a local FreeNAS box 3) Arq backup to S3 http://www.haystacksoftware.co
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by 0bit 13y ago
If you want something more configurable / heavyweight checkout Tsung: http://tsung.erlang-projects.org/ Perhaps could serve as inspiration for future work :)
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by 0bit 13y ago
if you are on a Mac you can use QuickCursor and edit your mail in vi :) it works in any application that uses a standard Cocoa text box. http://www.hogbaysoftware.com/products/quickcursor
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by 0bit 13y ago
Which is why it is better to explain the benefits, not the features.
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by 0bit 14y ago
Just like they did with Audible. And according to this[1] article on BoingBoing, they promised to do away with DRM, but have still not done it in FOUR years! Link[1]: http://boingboing.net/2008/01/31/amazon-buys-audible.html edit: they =
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by 0bit 15y ago
have you seen Eddie: http://eddie.sourceforge.net/what.html