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by overlisted 3y ago
> a "deterministic language model" We already have a tool for that: it's called "code written by a programmer." Being human-like is the exact opposite of being computer-like, and I really fear that handling langu
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Neurodub: Full AI-powered video localization(neurodub.ai)
3 points by overlisted 3y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What Is hackernews.hn?
2 points by overlisted 4y ago|0 comments
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by overlisted 4y ago
I came across this hackernews.hn domain while looking at random TLDs. I saw ".hn" and thought, "oh, that would be fitting for Hacker News," then opened it to see an actual HN proxy. I know this is pretty pointless, but I
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Attacking Language Server JSON RPC [video](youtube.com)
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by overlisted 4y ago
From what I can tell, this language builds on the learnings of Eve[1] without any investor money (Eve ran out of funding[2]). The state of the project is questionable, as can be seen by the dates on this page. Their active repository seems
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Mech: A data-driven reactive language for games and robots(mech-lang.org)
2 points by overlisted 4y ago|1 comments
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Enola: Hunt down social media accounts by username(github.com)
41 points by overlisted 4y ago|12 comments
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by overlisted 4y ago
Same experience here, although I only did one year of Montessori before my parents luckily realized its ineffectiveness. I would quickly find all materials "boring" and didn't want to do them anymore. I guess it could get me
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by overlisted 4y ago
The city drawings have very obvious underdiffusion in them.
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by overlisted 4y ago
Their CLI is going to interfere with the other `sl` command: https://github.com/mtoyoda/sl
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by overlisted 4y ago
TLDR: Calling self-hosting inefficient is like calling homegrown food inefficient.
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by overlisted 4y ago
There are also Chrome and Firefox extensions to remove results from W3Schools specifically
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by overlisted 4y ago
For GNOME users: I recommend trying this frontend https://github.com/marhkb/pods
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by overlisted 4y ago
It's easier to phrase your speech in a charismatic way when it's written. Plus, you're probably not reading a lot of downvoted/ignored comments, which actually represent most HN readers.
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by overlisted 4y ago
That's what I was thinking, too. Maybe also add some content-addressability or timestamp IDs into the mix to make renaming a safe operation. And just FYI: there is a reason why Git puts objects in subdirectories. Filesystem-based opera
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by overlisted 4y ago
The linked 2013 Notion demos look incredible. I really wonder what made them drop all of those features.
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by overlisted 4y ago
Is that what having schizophrenia is like?
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by overlisted 4y ago
For people looking at this post in the future, here's why it's so funny: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32850178
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by overlisted 4y ago
It's a "nickname" that people who don't like HN use.
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by overlisted 4y ago
I don't understand this one : > No space before the colon in type annotations in the default formatting. Why do people like that kind of syntax? I know it's more symmetrical, but what personally bothers me is that it's gra
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by overlisted 4y ago
All VPNs are shady, unless you self-host your own one. And if you're looking traffic privacy, Tor is pretty much the only effective option.
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by overlisted 4y ago
Unix will never to achieve true user-friendliness and wide adoption if we treat settings like this. The reality is that most people need a graphical, hard to break way of changing their settings to use your software. Edit: Although I agre
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by overlisted 4y ago
GNOME has dconf[1], but it's only usable through D-Bus, which probably annoys the anti-systemd people [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dconf
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by overlisted 4y ago
Yes. We need to develop easier ways of deploying self-hosted apps, which unfortunately isn't happening now because of a "I need demand to create demand" cycle that someone has to kick off. Panels like portainer are already a
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by overlisted 4y ago
Stuff like GitLab's or Docker's situation wouldn't happen if everyone self-hosted their own instances. This is yet another reason why centralization fails at scale: eventually some companies realize that they're giving f
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Interesting languages and their selling points(pema.dev)
6 points by overlisted 4y ago|1 comments
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by overlisted 4y ago
I'm a materialist myself, but I can think of one very fun theory that solves this. What if neurons are special antennas that can "connect" to your consciousness, and when you're, say, drunk, those antennas start receivin
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by overlisted 4y ago
Hetzner deserves way more attention in the VPS space. They offer an equivalent configuration for just €5.32/month, and I'm not even rounding anything down. And for about the same price that AWS offers for their weak boxes ("~
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by overlisted 4y ago
It's neither of those terms. I'm not sure if anyone knows this word outside of web dev, but I would call that "debouncing", because all that effect does is ignore input states that haven't stuck for long enough. The

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