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by fluential 2y ago
Very slow for me as well, Central Europe
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by fluential 2y ago
I’ve been processing a lot of niche audio files often same tracks but trimmed in length - jdupe [1] worked really well. https://codeberg.org/jbruchon/jdupes
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by fluential 2y ago
This already exist: "searching over the titles, text and URLs of sites you've visited before" -- https://www.browserparrot.com/
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by fluential 2y ago
Hello, really glad to see project like this popping up. I have few questions as I was working on something similar few years ago: 1. I did some development myself for a "Track Discovery for Djs"[1] project in this space of "d
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by fluential 3y ago
I have something similar run privately, consider adding URL redirection upon captcha verification, as an extra feature
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There is a crisis going on with lonely and addicted men(youtube.com)
1 points by fluential 3y ago|0 comments
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by fluential 3y ago
You often create metrics based on logs indicating certain events, not much progress here in that approach
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by fluential 3y ago
The key is this: While you browse various job boards if there is no direct contact to a person or the email / phone is obfuscate, just find contact details online. I often pay for various services that can give you contact details base
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by fluential 3y ago
Excellent write up! Thank you for sharing. From myself I may add that a lot of information out there on the internet will get you into trouble and is purely wrong. NomadList is good.
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by fluential 3y ago
I’m using “mega” for 20TB of media storage, they are sluggish with large amount of files so cli is very much of help. For personal documents I backup into mega separate folder copy of iCloud Drive directory on each device - de duplication h
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Show HN: Underground Music Discovery for DJs and Ravers(rominimal.club)
2 points by fluential 3y ago|0 comments
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by fluential 4y ago
Same here, just having ANC enabled without any audio for 1-2 hours and tinnitus is clearly noticeable. For that reason I’ve discarded all AirPods Pro in my family
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by fluential 4y ago
For deep linking knowledge and notes I love to use Remnote (found here on HN)
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by fluential 4y ago
You will like this more elaborate attacks you can do to those bots https://www.hackerfactor.com/blog/index.php?/archives/762-At...
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by fluential 4y ago
Some users were using third party payment bots to sell access to specific posts content (paywall) and Apple didn’t like not getting cut of it.
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by fluential 4y ago
GNU parallel
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by fluential 4y ago
And $NF
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by fluential 4y ago
This one is by far the most accurate!
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by fluential 5y ago
I’ve moved my mobile number to voip using https://www.aa.net.uk/voice-and-mobile/number-porting/mobile... and receive all text messages via mail. Use it for call forwarding when I’m abroad to avoid roaming charges
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by fluential 5y ago
I would suggest doing this excellent course that also includes sandbox hands-on exercises. https://www.udemy.com/course/certified-kubernetes-administra...
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by fluential 5y ago
Iptables random module
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by fluential 5y ago
Telegram is miles ahead in terms of scalability and features that makes it fun to use and work with their API. Kudos to the engineering team for creating such a great product. Imagine you can have groups up to 200 000 people, post files up
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by fluential 5y ago
You will like this one as well “SSL/SSH Multiplexer” http://www.rutschle.net/tech/sslh/
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by fluential 5y ago
You can do background play in Safari iOS by switching to desktop mode, press play, lock the phone and then click again to play from lock screen / outside safari. Alternatively friendly does also background play.
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by fluential 5y ago
Terraform.io Reddit.com same error msg, looks like CDN issue ?
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by fluential 5y ago
If you want to be „close” to AWS but still save money, try spinning lightsail instances that act as media proxies, similarly with other more resource generous providers. You could shift majority of media traffic off AWS and keep the “signa
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by fluential 5y ago
The solution is here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27242611
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by fluential 5y ago
Hetzner small cloud instances mentioned are insanely performant. They don’t seem to limit small instances like other cloud providers do. So you can do around 160MiB / s of disk writes and 1gbit network, for $2.5/month.
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by fluential 6y ago
Just use https://github.com/fluxcd/flux — „The GitOps Kubernetes operator”
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by fluential 6y ago
Start here http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashGuide and http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ

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