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by boyaka 2y ago
Anecdote: Firefox (124) has become unusable for me on Arch Linux. Highly resource intensive applications (particularly including video streaming, even worse with camera / webrtc) consume way more CPU resources to the point of my laptop
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Ask HN: Should people stop using ChatGPT?
9 points by boyaka 3y ago|17 comments
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by boyaka 8y ago
Save it as an html file. Use html script tag to wrap your javascript.
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by boyaka 8y ago
Yes this. Ctrl/super+shift+f is the hotkey as it is usually, which defaults to the folder the file is in. You can right click a folder in the file tree on the left to search within that folder, or modify the folder you're searchin
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by boyaka 8y ago
In response to other children of this post: perhaps you can give more evidence as to how this solution would end up like the harsh imprisonment by oppressive regimes? Why do you instantly shoot down one of the only creative solutions in thi
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by boyaka 8y ago
Most of the illumination when I drive comes from my headlights. All of it that I need, no matter how dark or "shadowy" it is (give me a break).
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by boyaka 9y ago
+1 to this anecdata. Lack of use of soap and deodorant along with regular showering is fine, and less consumery. I still use deodorant when I’m planning to be in a potentially hot, stuffy place with other people (e.g. car trips), and just t
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by boyaka 9y ago
I haven’t seen ads on Instagram stories, just intermingled in the feed. They are spookily relevant and noticeable. Snapchat ads come at the end of 1 person’s story, or between random people if you have multiple peoples’ stories queued. I ne
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by boyaka 9y ago
I care about the comments. I use http://hckrnews.com/
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by boyaka 9y ago
Then they pee it out
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by boyaka 9y ago
A lot go to SF bay area. I met a large group of them in 2007 when I was doing my coop. My school, University of the Pacific, also had a mandatory coop program, although they started to make it optional sometime after 2009.
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by boyaka 9y ago
Probably the ones that arent getting premium pet food
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by boyaka 9y ago
Ive only heard of herbicide resistance, aka roundup ready. The bt modification (Cry1Ac protein from Bacillus thuringiensis), afaik, is itself a pesticide, or produces pesticide. Edit: I suppose "pest" could refer to weeds and inse
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by boyaka 9y ago
I've been doing a lot of running, and last night I was thinking about my progression and how important it is to not push yourself too far/hard into injury. I've gone through all sorts of bodily injury and growth, and have gra
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by boyaka 10y ago
That certainly make sense. I had a similar idea about the reason behind it: The local residents don't want people parking in their neighborhood. Every BART station I've been to gets filled to max capacity during commute hours. On
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Gifs in Real Life with Hololens(youtube.com)
4 points by boyaka 10y ago|0 comments
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by boyaka 10y ago
For me the 2 main reasons I dislike glasses are: 1. Peripheral, especially when driving. 2. Uncomfortable, pinches nose, laying down on side with them on. Also: Modification of scale of things. Makes things smaller the further they are from
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by boyaka 10y ago
Sounds like this just ensures lots of jobs in govtech.
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by boyaka 10y ago
This is what I hate about Starbucks, and the fact that it's pretty much the only place I can go to work / get out of the house when the library isn't open.
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by boyaka 10y ago
The more people that vote third party, the more plausible it will become and the bigger the message is that's sent that we aren't happy.
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by boyaka 10y ago
Pasted the wrong link for 8080: http://archive.computerhistory.org/resources/access/text/201...
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by boyaka 10y ago
Masatoshi Shima deserves more credit than anybody. He was responsible for most of the logic in the 4004 and the 8080. Should write an article that summarizes what goes on in these oral history discussions: 4004: http://archive.co
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by boyaka 10y ago
These types of restrictions are exactly what refute the grandparent's claim that the web is more open today. Legislation, copyright, centralization and consolidation of services (ISP, cloud applications, cloud servers) have certainly m
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by boyaka 10y ago
AWS is a computing service built on "datacenters" located all around the world, which are large warehouses packed tightly with racks of computers that are networked together and efficiently powered and cooled. I'm missing a d
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by boyaka 10y ago
I'll have to check out the early Houston music, but I've heard a lot about DJ Paul, Juicy J and others from Memphis being a huge influence. Having listened to quite a bit of that early stuff I can definitely hear the sound in mode
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by boyaka 10y ago
I found this book during my Google searches and really enjoy reading the author's website. Here's a comment [1] he made 3 years ago about a new version: "Well, that isn’t completely my decision. When the publisher wants a new
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by boyaka 11y ago
Trader Joe's branded products are not GMO [1]. [1] http://www.traderjoes.com/faqs/product-information
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by boyaka 11y ago
Did you try the lock cursor button? A lot of times in Windows VMs I have to go disable mouse acceleration, but it doesn't seem this version of Windows 98 has that option.
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by boyaka 11y ago
People are typically okay with site owners having their IP, because site owners tend to not be malicious. You could only connect with people that you completely trust, but with many applications the users might be complete strangers or me
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by boyaka 11y ago
I love the dialogue there! When I'm up in the middle of the night (certain periods when my sleep schedule is off) I have this exact voice in my head, planning to go get a donut from my favorite shop when it opens. Luckily my desire to

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