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mirchiseth
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And if you were teenage college students way more risque clips than Star Wars :-) One of my fondest memory is when a sophomore buddy of mine does a telnet and sets the display to local ip and starts clicking on random audio files. The opera
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Do you work in GIS field and it is useful? I am trying to see how a GIS tool will help a typical audience here that may be a little interested in maps + data.
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Framework for authoring Agentic Flows from the creator of Spring
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Framework for authoring Agentic Flows
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I remember the absence of the 237-880 interchange. Getting onto 880 from 237 during the evening commute hours used to be a pain.
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reading this for my late 2013 MBP. It is so old that I can't install the latest of Darktable on it.
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Not directly related to antitrust but rather national industrial policy - there is a really good article on "Industrial policy without National Champions"[1] where the author also touches upon antitrust - worth a read. "Durin
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I must be old because first thing I thought reading AlphaChip was why is deepmind talking about chips in DEC Alpha :-) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DEC_Alpha .
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SAP used it for their CRM when they moved from desktop client to browser based clients.
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It will be interesting to see how users will use the new dedicated camera touch control. Other phonemakers have tried it in the past (Sony Xperia comes to mind) but capacitative is probably the first. Also how developers will adopt for thei
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I have pretty much landed on a similar simple solution for my homelab. A minipc with dietpi + docker + dockge + bunch of homelab apps using docker compose. Important config backups on a S3 compatible bucket in cloud + photos backup on conne
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Wow - wordstar makes a mention on HN. During the college days mid 90s some of the admins in our lab used Wordstar. For us kids it was Framemaker or Word. We couldn't convince the admins to move to a Windows 3.1 based hot modern UI :-)
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I used to have my own local root CA as well but now trying the Let's Encrypt with DNS-01. What is the easiest combination of software to try it? I have failed miserably trying Opnsense + ACME client plugin + Cloudflare DNS + HAProxy &#
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It's almost as if everything on this earth is a reflection of Sun. We finally figured out how to harvest it at scale without depending on nature in the middle.
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It will be cool to send a buddy drone with these landers. A minute or so before the touch down, detach from lander and shoot the landing. Then go back and attach with lander for charging and do periodic flights.
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A comprehensive list comparing features https://github.com/meichthys/foss_photo_libraries Personally I use Photoprism installed inside TrueNAS Scale. They don't have a good mobile app that syncs with the NAS. So m
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"La Zona Blanca" ad [1] mentioned in the article is funny. But I do agree with the note "When did we decide on Hare Krishna cult members?" There must be better ways to spend the ad money OR may be Sega marketing was usin
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I used to do Algo with a VM on GCP. But fly.io and tailscale has made this really simple. Try this if you are looking for an easier alternative https://github.com/patte/fly-tailscale-exit
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Razing money or not as a self proclaimed PaaS geek I have always enjoyed reading fly.io blogs. Two of my favorites are How they run containers as VMs [1] and How they outgrew Hashicorp Nomad and wrote their own scheduler [2] [1] - https:&#
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At the risk of sounding old - this is called mediation part of the usage based billing in the Telecom/Utility billing, which happen to be the OG of usage based billing with millions of record. I have worked with Digital Route for this
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The Myth of the AI Infrastructure Phase
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Homeassistant is such a useful project. I use it for self hosting bitwarden, ubiquiti addon and bunch of smart home devices. For SSL I have been using local root authority but is a pain to maintain. I am able to access HA client from browse
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I believed the same as well but then last year when I went back to my family doctor after more than 1.5 years, I got to hear another version. My doctor belongs to a group of doctors who have 4-5 offices around San Francisco bayarea. They ha
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Who remembers tourneys for Age of Empires at Sunnyvale Fry's.
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This in the article is so important in almost all domains of learning "The point is that we should experiment with everything and pick what best fits our situation, reverence be damned" It is the same conclusion that Hermann Hesse
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Where is the AI that can parse thru 1000+ comments and make a summary post of all the products people love on this thread.
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And where you have monopoly - true or due to cartel nature. Why does medicines cost so much in US. They are not differentiated for sure.
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Saw the Slashdot effect reference after such a long time. Not sure what % of HNers were there in the heydays of /.
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San Francisco's hottest new neighborhood – Austin TX
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Came to say the same and searched for freshdesk before posting. This has to be one of the biggest ones.
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