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by cx42net 6d ago
Lots of dead comments here. I wonder what happened (the links I tested appears to work so it's not the reason. The posts appears to respect HN guidelines too, at least there are no insults or bad comments)..
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by cx42net 6d ago
https://pdfshift.io A simple API that converts HTML documents to PDF or images. Used by more people that I would have hoped for. I tried to follow Linux mentality ; do one thing, but do it well. I can only hope that I'm rea
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by cx42net 3mo ago
It seems that age verification (much like chat control) is getting more and more inevitable. Instead of arguing on the bad this brings, we should push our authorities to enforce mechanism that still respect the anonymity of a person. France
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by cx42net 3mo ago
Thank you for these links. Reading about pancognitivism and self sustaining closure is showing how complex the notion of consciousness can be, how its definition can vary from person to person. It also show how easy it can be for LLMs to gi
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by cx42net 3mo ago
Thank you for your reply. At first, I thought I had wrongly explained myself, so I checked what I wrote. Maybe it wasn't clear but I'm not looking for consciousness in the LLM era, but more about the philosophical research on what
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Ask HN: Any philosophical books that discuss Consciousness related with LLMs era
1 points by cx42net 3mo ago|5 comments
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by cx42net 4mo ago
I agree with you here, this is an odd reaction to a non-problem. A real-life scenario would be to refuse your snail mail because someone added an extra line in your address. The only plausible reason would be to avoid polluting the data (li
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SaaS is not dead. You are just being sold the funeral(thenextweb.com)
2 points by cx42net 5mo ago|0 comments
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by cx42net 7mo ago
France is currently working on a solution that provides age verification using double anonymity. The "France Identité" use the identity card of the holder and generates a cryptographic proof of the age. The website wanting to chec
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by cx42net 7mo ago
Thank you for this clarification. I'm sad to learn I wasn't far from right on this.
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by cx42net 7mo ago
So your whole point is the *hypothetical* "what if Bluesky turns bad". And just with that hypothetical, you scratch the whole effort Bluesky is currently doing to offer an open protocol ? Which is the opposite of almost (Mastodo
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"The things I am good at"(cnicodeme.com)
4 points by cx42net 7mo ago|0 comments
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by cx42net 8mo ago
> "Stack Overflow was multiplayer. A million developers contributing solutions that benefited everyone. We replaced it with a billion isolated sessions that benefit no one else". This. (Thank you!)
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I'll Build This Later(cnicodeme.com)
2 points by cx42net 8mo ago|0 comments
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by cx42net 8mo ago
I've been working on https://DNSRadar.dev for the past three weeks now. I had the need for such a service back when I was working on ImprovMX.com. The checking system I had implemented back then wasn't efficient and ha
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by cx42net 1y ago
hum! That's an interesting point of view. I agree that the best thing would be to buy all the various keyboard I hesitate, use them for a while, and finally decide which one is best ... but it's costly :p
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by cx42net 1y ago
Thanks! That was one idea yes. Unfortunately it appears they don't support AZERTY keyboard :/
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by cx42net 1y ago
Wow, thank you for all these. I didn't knew Incase picked up the Microsoft keyboard but that's a good news (too bad they haven't restarted the "Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000", this one was my absolute fa
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by cx42net 1y ago
I saw that the rabbit hole is deep, and I don't want to fall into that one (already slipped a bit). I don't want to solder mine, so buying one already built (such as the glove80 or the moonlander) is already taking too much time f
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by cx42net 1y ago
Yeah, Glove80 is one I consider, along with the Moonlander.
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by cx42net 1y ago
Yeah I agree, the cost quickly rise!
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by cx42net 1y ago
For now, I'm highly hesitant to take a Glove80 with an extra keypad for the numbers, but I still hesitate with one of the original (Microsoft ergonomic desktop, Mobility lab ergo k30W or Logitech K860 ergo, even though most are wireles
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by cx42net 1y ago
Ahah, thank you for this remark! It's better to know this in advance :)
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by cx42net 1y ago
I'm not a big fan of the navigation keys layout in this one personnally.
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by cx42net 1y ago
I've already spent quite some time looking up keyboards. I think I've narrowed down to the following: - Glove80 - Microsoft Ergonomic Desktop - Perixx : PERIDUO-505 - Mobility Lab : Clavier Sans Fil Ergo K30W - Kinesis MWave (It&#
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by cx42net 1y ago
Funny you mention that, I was comparing Moonlander ( https://www.zsa.io/moonlander ), Glove80 ( https://www.moergo.com/ ) and Cyboard ( https://cyboard.digital/ ) ... Thanks for the advice!
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Ask HN: Recommandation for an Ergonomic Keyboard?
8 points by cx42net 1y ago|28 comments
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by cx42net 1y ago
Thank you. I appreciate your warning on the fact that you are not a financial advisor :)
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by cx42net 1y ago
Thank you, I agree that having a second house means having double work to do and this is my main drawback. The holiday part is already something we are enjoying much, which is something I had a lot less as a kid so I'm happy to give th
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by cx42net 1y ago
Thank you, that seems to make sense, and you are not the first one to tell me this too. Outside property, what would you suggest to invest my money to? (I'm not a big fan of cryptocurrency)

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