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krowek
2mo ago
Never seen the point of sharing a paywall article in HN... This helps.
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krowek
5mo ago
I think the only thing you need is grep and know what you are doing.
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krowek
8mo ago
> Why would they do that though You won't be the first or last asking why Russia does the thing it does. Russia is world's Dog in the Manger, why wouldn't we give it a bit of credit, though?
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krowek
10mo ago
There's always an NPM package, even for trivial things like function fn(val) { return typeof val === "number" && isFinite(val) && Math.floor(val) === val; };
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krowek
11mo ago
I was in the same boat until a couple of months ago. Long time vim/neovim user, used fennel to configure it lastly, but I wanted to see what Emacs has to offer to compare. I started by reading Mastering Emacs by Mickey Petersen and fro
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krowek
11mo ago
Shameless from them to make it look like it's a user problem. It was loading fine for me one hour ago, now I refresh the page and their message states I'm doing too many requests and should chill out (1 request per hour is too man
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krowek
11mo ago
I tried my best to start using Hetzner, but they wouldn't let me. I got my account validation rejected despite having everything "in norm" and tried 3 times, they wouldn't give me a reason why it ended up rejected. I thi
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krowek
11mo ago
One of the major sources of funding was cut because they sided with the devil...
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krowek
11mo ago
Curious, why did you decide to go with your own test helpers rather than using something like check?
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krowek
1y ago
(jeez, OPs account is pure trolling...)
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krowek
1y ago
Getting the Nginx default installation message. Not sure why (?). Anyway, not sure why paywalled articles are shared in HN if that means people won't be able to read them and engage in further discussions...
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krowek
1y ago
Very talented person, and good speaker as well. I recommend some of his talks as well, perhaps this one closer to the content of the book https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRboMkFdZfg .
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krowek
1y ago
Have you tried Cherry or Squintjs?
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krowek
1y ago
I've just uninstalled the app and deleted the account (sadly, I have some relatives still stuck on a yearly subscription) after having used Duolingo for years (almost 2000 days streak) and finished multiple languages (English, German,
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krowek
1y ago
Your comment is out of context, but to add to the case, yes that's how you do it. You don't need to be a lawyer to know this, you can consult one.
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krowek
2y ago
> CMake Error: CMake was unable to find a build program corresponding to "Ninja". CMAKE_MAKE_PROGRAM is not set. You probably need to select a different build tool. But at the end the problem is a missing header somewhere els
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krowek
2y ago
Still unable to install it in MacOS arm64. As many other people have said, we'll go back to it on 2026.
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krowek
2y ago
How would that be?
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krowek
2y ago
Easy champ. This is not X.
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krowek
2y ago
> But why run it in a VM? Because you don't execute untrusted code in your machine without containerization/virtualization. Don't you?
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krowek
2y ago
I think pretty much the same, to the point where I've committed to save every sentence seen in Duolingo to make then my own Anki deck. I wouldn't bother going back again to Duolingo if I already finished the tree and there are no
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krowek
2y ago
He's also deleted some of his videos because they had mentions to brands or companies with wrong practices (yes, plain wrong). Also has very good books. So, totally not the average youtuber/content creator out there.
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krowek
2y ago
The video is private (now). Sadly just got to the first 20 mins yesterday.
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krowek
2y ago
algorithmica.org; only if you can read Russian, as the English version is WIP and the main version they work on is the Russian one.
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2y ago
> Since they provide player movement data, you can train a transformer to predict which player will win the BR given movement patterns. You didn't consider the main factor for CoD - cheating. Which clearly seems to be an inside thin
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2y ago
> while saving development money Hell yeah they do.
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krowek
2y ago
I found this yesterday, as I exceeded the 1GB monthly free traffic of ngrok. I use it only for testing some bookmarklet in development for work, so I won't pay for that, unless my employer does (which doesn't). So tunnelmole works
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2y ago
> That's great, but kind of obvious that if you build out dedicated bike lanes, cyclists are more likely to prefer them to alternate routes. Not really, here in Poland there are new bike lanes, but they go far from the city, so if y
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krowek
3y ago
The part when he suggests removing comments in HN is hilarious. Like accepting his rotten behavior as the norm everywhere.
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3y ago
Wouldn't sheltering and gathering dogs which aren't neutered in the same space an occasion for them to reproduce themselves and increase in number? "You can create dog parks/sanctuaries and collect leftover food from peo
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