TrailMixRaisin

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AI powered choose your own adventure game(fabularius.ai)
3 points by TrailMixRaisin 2y ago|3 comments
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by TrailMixRaisin 2y ago
I am big fan of this comment: "@mariaghiondea , do you have any updates on restoring the extension reviews? The PlatformIO IDE extension is important even for Microsoft itself. See Microsoft leverages PlatformIO for its course "Io
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by TrailMixRaisin 2y ago
At the moment the extension is available again for install. So far the history on comments, ratings and versions seem to be lost.
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PlatformIO IDE extension was removed from VS Marketplace(github.com)
2 points by TrailMixRaisin 2y ago|4 comments
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by TrailMixRaisin 2y ago
I get this as a hobby but I fail to find any "attack scenarios" where this is relevant. Public keys are the most public thing I can think of. Without a public key you cannot check if a signature is valid. I cannot see any scenario
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by TrailMixRaisin 2y ago
I think I would love the article but the presentation makes it necessary hard to enjoy.
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by TrailMixRaisin 2y ago
I would be interested in such a service, but find the website unclear. Especially the points "What do I get exactly?" and "What type of generative models can I use?" leave me with more questions than answers. What servic
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by TrailMixRaisin 2y ago
I use this app and are very happy. For me the selling point was the possibility to backup my profile and therefore all the configured keys.
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by TrailMixRaisin 3y ago
This is my feeling two. Many times the author tries to say the same thing 20 different times to fill a book. Many ot those books could have been a great 30 minute presentation.
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by TrailMixRaisin 3y ago
You mean running the same request multiple times should always give you the same results but does not?
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by TrailMixRaisin 3y ago
At least in some android phones the term factory reset is misleading. If you "only" factory reset, you will need to have access to the original Google account to use the phone afterwards. If you want to sell your phone you need to
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by TrailMixRaisin 3y ago
I had the fist generation Dell XPS developer laptop with Linux. It was a pain in the ass. One big problem was the resolution. I don't exactly remember why, but I had to take the version with a 4k display to get something else I wanted
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by TrailMixRaisin 3y ago
The topic on how hard or easy it is to replicate seems to be as fast changing as other information. The first time I read about it, it was deemed to be super easy as all you needed are the two base materials and a vacuum furnace. But with a
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by TrailMixRaisin 4y ago
Is this a regional thing to buy without DRM? I just checked some books from my reading list and many have DRM. Just some examples if you could double check: Double Star Project Hail Marry Children of Time A Memory Called Empire This is Ho
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by TrailMixRaisin 4y ago
I wish developers would stop with the one or two letter names for their products. In most cases there is already another product with the same name and you just cannot do a websearch for it without a hassle.
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by TrailMixRaisin 4y ago
Of course there is still trust involved. Every time you cooperate with somebody else booth of you have some assumption what the other will do. You trust that a webshop will send you your product after you have bought it, etc. To give a foun
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by TrailMixRaisin 4y ago
Well, the link is broken but I assume OP meant to link to: https://blog.tjcx.me/p/google-terrible-health-information Funny how there can be a discussion about the content when the link is invalid. That together with t
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by TrailMixRaisin 4y ago
This article ends with what seems one of the worst cases of green washings I have seen in a long time. "Diversey, a leading provider of hotel hygiene products, has repurposed 25m bars of soap since 2013" The article claims that in
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by TrailMixRaisin 4y ago
Some elements of the law are part of the GDPR, but I would say that the Chinese law has an much more broad and ambitious scope. GDPR regulates that a human is not subject to an automatic decision that has a (negative) legal effect on him or
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by TrailMixRaisin 4y ago
While I think that you are right, but the right level of abstraction is super important. Here teachers should try to look at the business relevant applications. In university we had one course on databases. This was introduced by means of f
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by TrailMixRaisin 4y ago
In high school I had a chemistry teacher that came from the industry. His examples and test questions were motivated by his real world experience. While this was very interesting at the same time it brought another level of complexity. One
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by TrailMixRaisin 5y ago
I stumbled upon this paper and my first reaction was to make fun of it on hacker news for being yet another stupid NFT claim. But, if you look at the authors, they seem to be smart people. They come from places like Baylor College of Medici
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NFTs could transform health information exchange(science.org)
1 points by TrailMixRaisin 5y ago|1 comments
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by TrailMixRaisin 5y ago
Actually I do not use vertical trees because it forces me to select and close tabs once the get to small to have and text displayed on them.
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by TrailMixRaisin 5y ago
I think you describe the real problem here. For me I just skip the bookmarking part. If I want to come back to something later, I just leave the tab open. This was a good solution because 2-3 years ago there came an inevitable browser crash
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by TrailMixRaisin 5y ago
Thanks for your input. I was thinking about getting a nice notebook and write letters into it. This method seemed a bit exclusive. I would like to invite grandparents, uncle, aunts etc. to add to the collection and would not want everybody
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Ask HN: Sending mails for my children accessible in the future (
6 points by TrailMixRaisin 5y ago|6 comments
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by TrailMixRaisin 5y ago
The article links to the Billy disassembly instructions ( https://rabbitholeprodorch001.blob.core.windows.net/plugins/... ) I thought this a great idea until I have seen step 5. This step is exactly the reason why I open
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by TrailMixRaisin 5y ago
I understand your point but I find it reasonable to expect google to do some of this stuff on its own by now. I assume that only a small portion of its users know how to use "advanced" searches such as using quotes or ~ etc. In th
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by TrailMixRaisin 5y ago
The article or the ProtonDB website says that 80% of the top 100 games from Steam are at least Gold++. For his group Gold++ consists of 51% Games with Gold+, meaning that the run as good as on windows and additional 29% that run native on t

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