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by daremon 1y ago
So many common things! It also inspired my love for Linux (I installed Slackware back then), for "hacking" and also pushed me into the demoscene which I much enjoyed! PS I read the one by AQUARIUS
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by daremon 1y ago
It gets better: I could not finish Pattern Recognition, it was a struggle and I cannot remember anything from it!
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by daremon 1y ago
Generally I don't like translations. After the Internet became a thing and Amazon started shipping to Greece (probably after 2000) I never read Greek translations of English literature again.
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by daremon 1y ago
Yes I read them and I loved them. Not the same effect of course, as Gibson's futuristic world was already described, but good nonetheless.
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by daremon 1y ago
Yes exactly, I had this story written in Greek and used GPT to translate it. The Greek edition I read was from 1989.
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by daremon 1y ago
He really tried IMO. Actually I wrote this story to him, the translator of the Greek edition when I happened to find him on Facebook. He told me he felt he didn't do justice to the original work and always felt a bit bad.
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by daremon 1y ago
I had the opposite experience with Neuromancer. I read it too many times! Sorry for the long post (translated by GPT as it was originally in Greek). In September 1993, I started my final year of high school in Greece, aiming to study Comput
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by daremon 3y ago
I honestly don't see how movies are different with any content ie YouTube videos. I am pretty sure MrBeast etc have the same lawyers as any big studio. Could this run locally? I would certainly pay for that and you're off the hook
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by daremon 3y ago
This is really amazing! Well done. I already joined the beta but I want to point out another use case here as well: In many countries (ie Greece where I'm from) movies and TV shows never get dubbed. We rely on subtitles. This means tha
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by daremon 9y ago
Some more info: It took me and my co-founder ~3 months of hard full-time work to build this first version. We pull data straight from the exchanges (>30 at this time) and one of the most time consuming tasks is taking care of outlier pri
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Show HN: CoinVision – Live price and volume data for crypto currencies(coinvision.io)
5 points by daremon 9y ago|1 comments
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Apple issues critical iOS update to thwart “Pegasus” malware(thenextweb.com)
2 points by daremon 10y ago|0 comments
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Shit Entrepreneurs Say(adii.me)
1 points by daremon 12y ago|0 comments
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How do Big US Firms Use Open Source Software?(spinellis.gr)
2 points by daremon 14y ago|0 comments
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by daremon 17y ago
Excellent work - congratulations! Even ignoring the advanced options your converter is fast and produces accurate results! Very well done!
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by daremon 17y ago
Try doing that with your Mac OS X and http://www.woothemes.com/demo/dailyedition/ Does it work correctly? pdfmyurl.com does and so do a few more online such services.
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by daremon 17y ago
I don't know about keyword affinity, but traffic stats are very accurate based on ~15 sites I tested (ranging from small to large).
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by daremon 17y ago
"...that will increase speed by around 80%..." I guess this is compared to plain PHP not to accelerators? And what exactly is the difference from a PHP accelerator?
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Linux for Desktop: a booklet on creating a productive linux environment(linux-for-desktop.blogspot.com)
1 points by daremon 17y ago|0 comments
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by daremon 17y ago
With 1600 paying customers and a minimum of $250/month they should generate ~$400.000/month!
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Fundable comes to an ugly end(fundable.com)
115 points by daremon 17y ago|82 comments
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by daremon 17y ago
In my understanding the video highlights 2 problems: a) csrf: Basecamp search results page could reject input that didn't originate from the respective search box. But it's useful to be able to send someone a link that will perform a search
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by daremon 17y ago
About (1), what's wrong with break? (it also accepts a level e.g. break 3)
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by daremon 17y ago
This is also an interesting read: http://www.ericsink.com/bos/Closing_the_Gap_Part_1.html
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by daremon 17y ago
Nice idea and the implementation seems good. I am tempted to use this on some of my sites. Some questions: a) How does it work? Lets say I have a recipe site and a visitor arrives from Google having searched for "steak". How do you find rel
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by daremon 17y ago
Of course it's 2TB (2000GB).
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by daremon 17y ago
Greece 92.95% Cyprus 3.36% Germany 0.80% United Kingdom 0.62% United States 0.38% Netherlands 0.23% France 0.19% Italy 0.19% Sweden 0.13% Belgium
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by daremon 17y ago
http://greekcook.gr It's a Greek site with recipes with ~100k visits (last 30 days) Internet Explorer 61.20% 7.0 46.78% 6.0 28.36% 8.0 24.74% Firefox 33.35% Chrome 2.33% Safari
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by daremon 17y ago
http://googlestore.com/home.asp is the USA+Canada official Google store. Probably it runs an older shopping cart script written in MS asp. http://google-store.com/index.php is the official Google store for the rest of the world . It use
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by daremon 17y ago
Certainly read this: http://philip.greenspun.com/materialism/early-retirement/

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