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8bithero
1y ago
9 times out of 10, all these IoT devices really do is add another node to a botnet.
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8bithero
1y ago
The only problem with correctly using the Em or En dash is that people will automatically assume the text was written by an LLM -_-
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8bithero
2y ago
So a few days ago Elon Musk blocked all links to Signal from the X platform and now this... Could be a coincidence but the timing sure is sus.
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8bithero
2y ago
Not to distract from the project but if anyone is interested in eink tablets with LLMs, the ViWoods tablet might be of interest to you.
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8bithero
2y ago
Oh wow, this great! Is it your project? Either your post deserves more upvoted, or this link deserves it's own post. Thanks for this one! <3
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8bithero
2y ago
Yeah that's a fair point. A modest annual fee is probably the way to go, especially since exercism is a service you dip in and out of (at least I do).
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8bithero
2y ago
I was doing some Exercism tasks the other day and then saw this so if only felt right that I make a donation. Looking at some of the comments there seems to be a number of people who have also just made a donation. Given the state of every
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2y ago
Personally I find notifications on a watch to be exceptionally annoying so I almost always have my watch set to sleep mode. The only thing I use the watch for is to tell the time, track my sleep, heart rate, and steps. I'm not sure if
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2y ago
Same. Additionally, it would be far more lethal if an explosion where to happen at the security gates rather than on an actual plan. The bottle necks caused by these security checks means there are potentially 1000s of people penned into a
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2y ago
This 100ml restriction makes absolutely no sense at all. If someone wanted to carry out a suicide attack, it would stand to reason that their goal would be to maximise the damage they cause. If that assumption is correct, then it would make
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Vectorizer.ai – Automatically Convert JPEG and PNG to SVGs (Free While in Beta)
(vectorizer.ai)
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3y ago
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3y ago
This is not my project. I came across it and after experimenting a bit with it thought it was worth sharing with the community.
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3y ago
From the 2022 data I could find about Facebook's financials, it seems pulling out of the EU would cost Facebook 25% of it's revenue... Good luck to anyone attempting to justify that decision to shareholders.
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3y ago
Your concerns about the potential pitfalls of establishing a censorship regime are 100% warranted. However the paradox of tolerance, as described by Karl Popper, is quite relevant here. Popper posited that for a society to remain tolerant,
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3y ago
Sorry if this is a silly question: The article states that if the companies fail to comply then they can be issued with fines worth 6% of the company’s annual revenue. What would happen in the even where one of the companies just said "
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3y ago
Given that you're the sole backend developer with a focused vision for the app, the Server-Informed UI approach described in the article could work well for you. It simplifies the backend architecture and makes it easier to coordinate
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3y ago
This approach would also be a nightmare if you ever decided to refactor the frontend. You'd be forced to do double the work since failing to update your backend would probably result in nonsensical legacy naming... I'd also dread
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3y ago
I recently came across https://imglarger.com/ which is an AI image enlarger. I haven't used it yet so can't give a review, but they there is a free plan you can try and even their paid tiers seem reasonably priced
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4y ago
I don't know how you did it but the tone of your README.md forced my brain to read it in a Sal Goodman voice! Love it! :D
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4y ago
Metaplex's Candy Machine) is the most widely used Solana Program for minting Solana NFTs [Note: Smart Contracts are called "Programs" in the Solana ecosystem]. Metaplex released Candy Machine V2, but Sugar seems to be a brand
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5y ago
Again, this might just be in my head, but the basic concept is that users create "capsules collections" that are a collection of clothes based on an occasion, where any item in the capsule could be swapped to create a new outfit,
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Ask HN: How do I get over the fear of launching?
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5y ago
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5y ago
Yeah, those are valid points. That's why I was a bit apprehensive to post my original comment. Don't get me wrong, there are a lot of good things about the US! I wouldn't hesitate to move over there if I had the chance - know
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5y ago
Maybe a controversial or skewed observation - But as a European looking (from outside) into the US, it looks like everyone has the impression that they're all millionaires who just haven't made it yet. They don't seem to want
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S.o.l.i.d. Principles Around You
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6y ago
Been working on a 'FashTech' project - A menswear styling platform - https://www.unstitched.xyz The idea is to help men learn more about what matches through peer review and by providing a framework to experimentation.
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6y ago
It seems that Blue Origin must be making good progress.
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7y ago
Haha! I did the exact same thing I was wondering what was wrong with either of those stacks
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7y ago
You mean WeChat... Oh, wait...
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Curated List of Free Online Programming and Computer Science Courses
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