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Show HN: Fulltext search on PDFs and scanned images(github.com)
3 points by _shadi 2mo ago|0 comments
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by _shadi 6mo ago
I had the same idea and created this quickly in an evening: https://github.com/Shadi/isolate
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by _shadi 9mo ago
> anti-crawler protections what type of protections are used on HN? rate-limiting? ip range blacklist?
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by _shadi 11mo ago
> Why is there not any kind of narrative out there describing how fake and soulless is code written by any AI agent? because soulless code does not matter. For other fields the result is more subjective, I don't like movies with des
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by _shadi 1y ago
> I am guessing that no-one ever gets convicted for this murder. He was arrested by Israeli police for questioning, but was later released on house arrest while an investigation continued. About a dozen Israeli soldiers raided the mourni
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‘No Other Land’ consultant Awdah Hathaleen killed by Israeli settler(latimes.com)
735 points by _shadi 1y ago|829 comments
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by _shadi 1y ago
One theory that I saw earlier was that the industry is bloated, big tech companies executives knew that but they continued to hire anyway to make sure that the people they don't hire don't start competitors when there was funding,
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by _shadi 1y ago
This project sounds really interesting as an alternative to cloudflare and for decentralizating the internet, but for some low traffic home server what would I gain with using it instead of directly exposing a single port on my home server
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by _shadi 1y ago
I might have not been clear in my original reply, I don't have this problem when using an LLM myself, I sometimes notice this when I review code by new joiners that was written with the help of an LLM, the code quality is usually ok un
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by _shadi 1y ago
A big problem I keep facing when reviewing junior engineers code is not the code quality itself but the direction the solution went into, I'm not sure if LLM models are capable of replying to you with a question of why you want to do i
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by _shadi 2y ago
> If someone interned as a doctor's assistant at a medical center and then later started their own medical center. Can their previous employer sue them for that? It's nonsense. As I said the legality of this is not so simple to
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by _shadi 2y ago
Someone interned at a company, saw and worked on the IP and architecture, and after leaving created something that can be viewed as a copy(the emails say that even some of the UI design and languages description were copied) of the core bus
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by _shadi 3y ago
disgusting, but I guess the airline is easier to bin it to than the airplane manufacturer who had airplane problems with multiple airlines.
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by _shadi 3y ago
> It's not that all organizations don't have disfunction, but as a younger person I was very fixated on everything I saw that was wrong and ignored either the problems I myself was introducing which were (and probably still are
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by _shadi 3y ago
I don't live in America, but I think this is related to the unprecedented mass communication that has been made possible by the internet, and as cliche as it sounds it truly made borders disappear between different countries, contents
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by _shadi 3y ago
I add them to inoreader, whenever I'm on a bus, can't sleep or have 5-10 minutes of free time I open inoreader and read instead of mindless scrolling, some of the articles are out of date by the time I get to them, but all in all
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by _shadi 3y ago
how different is it then from libgen?
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by _shadi 3y ago
non native speaker too, I was taught that "they" is the more formal/neutral pronoun to use, or preferred in passive case, isn't that the case here?
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by _shadi 3y ago
The age of A/B testing
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Ask HN: Is it normal now to have the interviews spread over weeks?
3 points by _shadi 3y ago|2 comments
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by _shadi 4y ago
aren't people already tired of those tweet size tropes. Revanchism, extreme nationalism and economic anxiety among other reasons what led to the rise of the ww1 veteran who happened to fail an art admission
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Israel sets up AI-controlled machine gun in occupied Hebron(middleeastmonitor.com)
3 points by _shadi 4y ago|0 comments
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by _shadi 4y ago
the writer assumes that sprints are adopted to help the developers, while in fact its a tool so that product owners track progress in a way to have a shorter feedback cycle than in months. Of course its more convenient not to worry about sp
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by _shadi 4y ago
related: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/may/14/secret-british... The effort, run from the mid-1950s through to the late 70s by a unit in London that was part of the Foreign Office, was focused o
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by _shadi 4y ago
I would say the trend started before the 90s but it became apparent in the 90s. It started in the 70s, before that all the islamist political groups were heavily repressed by Nasser and different nationalist leaders in the region, Sadat rea
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by _shadi 4y ago
> largely as a result of radical Islamist Palestinians who had left Palestine and wanted an Islamic state in Lebanon. those damn communist and nationalist Palestinian factions wanting to create a caliphate. Not interested in a political
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Ask HN: Teams migrated from Nomad to Kubernetes,what pushed you to migrate?
13 points by _shadi 4y ago|4 comments
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by _shadi 4y ago
You can read some of the essays John Keynes wrote, still as relevant as when they were wrote, especially now with the pandemic and inflation. even if you don't end up agreeing with his views(I do agree, and I think he is very underrate
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by _shadi 4y ago
This is already the case in a way, X show was more viewed than Y, make more shows similar of X. You will also end up with less ground breaking shows and more mundane stuff which is already the problem at Netflix. “If I had asked people wha
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by _shadi 4y ago
The original cycle started with Germany: "Where does the rubbish in every country come from? Germany!" https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/abs/brands-geographical...

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