pdenya

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Lazy-loading Claude Code skills(wallfacer.ai)
1 points by pdenya 5mo ago|0 comments
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by pdenya 10y ago
I thought painting on copper sounded like a good argument. There were some good points made.
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by pdenya 10y ago
https://www.amium.com/img/homepage/product-shot.png Seems heavily inspired by / very similar to Slack though. A lot of features in common. Slack allows you to post and comment on files but doesn't suppor
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by pdenya 10y ago
The Hit List, a list app for OS X and iOS did this a while ago. I actually stopped using the app for years because of the fee but looking again now, the syncing service has been made free and is included with subscriptions!
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by pdenya 10y ago
> Unfortunately, in the first 24 hours of coming online, a coordinated attack by a subset of people exploited a vulnerability in Tay. I think it just didn't get a coordinated attack like this. I'd guess this type of attack nee
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by pdenya 11y ago
Doesn't seem like there's much value in linkedin premium for non-recruiters and the recruiters certainly aren't complaining about spammy practices.
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by pdenya 11y ago
Same thing in SF, startups renting the bottom of duplexes.
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by pdenya 11y ago
The key is the same size as the message. Each letter translates the corresponding letter and no others. You could make a key to translate the message to anything with the same number of letters.
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by pdenya 11y ago
Changing the contents changes the hash and the hash is used in the url
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by pdenya 12y ago
Bitbucket provides those. I use it professionally because I like all my stuff in one place and that's where I keep my free private repos.
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by pdenya 12y ago
I do that whether or not I have a boss that cares. It's easy to feel judged by people walking behind you glancing at your screen. A little privacy is amazing.
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by pdenya 12y ago
> This same lamp could simply have a wire between the carbon and zinc, with an on-off switch Seems unlikely that there's no trade off to this, can anyone confirm? Also, it has an on-off switch.
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by pdenya 12y ago
Sites require you to sign up but it won't matter much if someone gains access to your account on them. Those might as well share a password. Same with sites that share trust buckets like [goodreads, yelp], [facebook, twitter] etc. In
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by pdenya 12y ago
It's code notebooks, not an idea chart. It's evernote for programmers which is something a lot of people need since all the evernote-esque tools suck at handling code. > If you are using anything flashier you are wasting your
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by pdenya 12y ago
> There is no complex setting files require geek knowledge. You can access all your settings incl. syntax definitions and themes from a normal preferences window. Who is this for? This is not a feature I want.
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by pdenya 12y ago
It's a safe cracker calling the cops in this scenario. "I wanted to see what banks I could break into" is a much more reasonable defense in this situation seeing as he's alerting others to the intrusions when he clearly
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by pdenya 12y ago
There's a privacy option to disable 3rd party app access (FB apps used by other people) to personal info so nothing as full featured is possible.
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by pdenya 12y ago
In this case, no they didn't have pre-labeled location/setting available. You can see one of the datasets they used here: http://image-net.org/challenges/LSVRC/2013/#data . Generally speaking, Neural
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by pdenya 12y ago
This extension lets you easily hide page elements: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/page-eraser/ekofpc... Not particularly easier than hiding the divs if you know how but good for everyone else.
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Free recommendations on which VentureBeat reporter to pitch [tool](pressfriendly.com)
3 points by pdenya 12y ago|0 comments
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by pdenya 12y ago
How does that justify a lower reward price even from a business perspective?
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by pdenya 12y ago
My neighborhood is much less interesting than yours. We have someone stealing mail but no detectives yet.
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by pdenya 12y ago
Premailer is amazing. Saves me a huge amount of trouble regularly. For one thing you can just remove the external stylesheet reference to see how it degrades instead of s/style=/ignorestyle=/g or similar.
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by pdenya 12y ago
> Images by one of my heroes, the Ukrainian-American artist Boris Artzybasheff. You can find more of it here. Agreed, very nice attribution. It wasn't added in response, I noticed it 8 hours ago (last night for me).
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Show HN: Find a Reporter(pressfriendly.com)
8 points by pdenya 12y ago|0 comments
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by pdenya 12y ago
I also misunderstood this It's more like when a small group of people split a large powerball jackpot as [A Black Swan is] more like when a small group of people split a large powerball jackpot
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by pdenya 12y ago
This is a devops tool named Terraform, nothing to do with terraforming.
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by pdenya 12y ago
If this was available convenience would trump security for many people.
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by pdenya 12y ago
Those are $30 headphones and I _love_ them. I use headphones 10 hours a day and it's always the apple ones. So comfortable, just the right amount of noise-canceling so I don't have to remove them to talk to people, and they soun
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by pdenya 12y ago
Has there ever been big business in retrofitting cars? More likely a small number of hobbyists will retrofit and for the rest it'll gradually roll out from manufacturers. Cruise might be hoping for a partnership with Audi or somethin

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