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hskimse
18d ago
Similar first commit dates in the two repositories, it looks like there must have been some kind of trend around that time ;) Anyway, this field has more famous people than anyone can keep track of; I hadn't heard of Zach Holman until
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18d ago
Or it maybe rejects invalid Referer: header? Try https://git.zx2c4.com/ directly from browser
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18d ago
It is available but sometimes got rate limit due to AI crisis
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Spark: Sparklines in your shell
(git.zx2c4.com)
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18d ago
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Webdump HTML to plain-text converter
(codemadness.org)
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21d ago
I didn't know Pixel maintained its own kernel patches. And if there is a delay in providing that code to Pixel buyers, from my perspective, that looks like a violation of the GPL.
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21d ago
The reaction was tepid when I posted this to r/selfhosted too, so I suppose "self-hosting" carries a sense of doing something from start to finish, and by that standard you're right. I just used it to mean: the original
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22d ago
It's true, but that one was already there for the NAS, so the mail setup didn't add any :)
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Self-hosting mail without opening a single port
(dilluti0n.com)
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22d ago
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28d ago
Maybe AOSP source code
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Show HN: Sib - Unixy LLM Client using Git to store converastions, instead SQLite
(github.com)
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Richard Stallman explores what the term 'hacker' meant before Hollywood redefined it, beginning with a reminiscence of eating tteokbokki during his visit to Korea in June 2000.
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On Hacking – What Is Hacking?
(stallman.org)
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A Simple TODO Application
(codemadness.org)
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1mo ago
There is sort of a file sharing community in Korea, and it is customary to encode links in base64 there. I'm not really sure why they do that. It's not even a tech-related community. Anyway, they tell you to use base64encode.org.
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1mo ago
That's surprising. Isn't that a quite famous service? Is there a service implemented using only clientside js without sending?
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1mo ago
Rather than saying LLM directly replaced it... isn't it because people can now use LLM to obtain tools like converters they previously couldn't find (due to the hassle), or create them themselves through code generation?
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1mo ago
I think they forbid access to the list for non-owners
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1mo ago
I didn't know that even characters of similar size had different stats