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A Man Who Found the Biggest Prime [video](youtube.com)
4 points by selectnull 2y ago|0 comments
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by selectnull 2y ago
So, a clutch for e-commerce?
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by selectnull 2y ago
Why the arbitrary 0.1s? Why not 1s? Or 10s? Because that way I would run as fast as the the world record holder. In its core, competitive sport is defined by the ability to differentiate the best from the next to best. It's obvious tha
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by selectnull 2y ago
More likely, peak HP.
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by selectnull 2y ago
We are perfectly capable of hating them and ourselves at the same time.
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by selectnull 2y ago
Yeah... I would go that far. Average human's life wouldn't change in short period. But on a larger scale of time, it could propel us to explore the universe.
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by selectnull 2y ago
> Searching for life elsewhere seems so empty and unsatisfying. To me, finding any extra terrestrial life, or even just a fossil of past life, would be the most exciting find in the history.
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by selectnull 2y ago
"near absolute zero" is not nearly correct. The temperature of Europa ocean is believed to be between 0 and -4 degrees Celsius.
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by selectnull 2y ago
When you pull out the racism card I don't find that you're arguing in good faith anymore. Good luck in your wokeness crusade.
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Uv Under Discussion on Mastodon(simonwillison.net)
4 points by selectnull 2y ago|0 comments
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by selectnull 2y ago
My comment actually added information (not being OS while posting a github link), to a previous China being hard pass comment. While I agree that being from China is not problem, you continue harping on with it and completely disregard any
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by selectnull 2y ago
I don't know if we read the same HN, but I read the complaints about something not being open source (or not being *true* open source) all the time. JoeFromSanFran is certainly not exempt from those issues. Nothing to do with where the
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by selectnull 2y ago
And yet... the repo has no source code, posted a github link to HN crowd that expects an a github link to actually be some sort of open source. This is certainly not the typical "Show HN look at what I've done" post. I'm
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by selectnull 2y ago
Like a few people in this thread, I was a decade long user of iTerm2. Can't really remember what was the reason to research other terminals, but I did and among those I tried, WezTerm was the clear winner. I vaguely remember my main re
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by selectnull 2y ago
I've been using Python for more than 15 years (or rather, only 15), and I started with `argparse`. So yeah, `getopt` is really old.
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by selectnull 2y ago
Facts to back what up, exactly? GP said two statements: 1) the Earth revolves around the Sun and 2) Truth > Conformism You are asking to facts about that?
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by selectnull 2y ago
I clearly remember checking out Volume 1 of Feynman's Lectures on Physics from local library, more than 30 years ago. I've read that stuff like a novel, refusing to return the book for the whole semester and was willing the pay th
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by selectnull 2y ago
I agree with you that gender or color of the skin has nothing to do with how well can someone write code. Both gender nor skin color should not be any factor in hiring.
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by selectnull 2y ago
What values? Those that say that a company should strive to achive certain ratio of black and white employees, no matter their real competencies?
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by selectnull 2y ago
jot https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7519#section-1
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by selectnull 2y ago
I'm really happy with WezTerm https://wezfurlong.org/wezterm/
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by selectnull 2y ago
https://plausible.io/
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by selectnull 2y ago
The best way to learn the terminal is to use it. Whatever is that you do in your working day, do it from inside the terminal. Any problem you come up with, solve it by seaching or asking GPT. Of course, this presupposes that you do have the
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European Parliament votes on eIDAS, averting threat to web security(twitter.com)
2 points by selectnull 3y ago|0 comments
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by selectnull 3y ago
$ uptime 21:08 up 30 days, 23:09 M2 Air. Restart only after OS finally nags me down into an upgrade.
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by selectnull 3y ago
Because at the moment someone would need to use mysqldump, if they wanted to be sure that this is browser only app, they would need to evaluate the JS source safety. And even if that was feasible (which it is not), they would have to evalua
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by selectnull 3y ago
I don't know what browser you use, but when I do: const el = <p>Hello, world!</p>; I get `Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<'`. I even tried in several browsers, no luck.
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by selectnull 3y ago
I might be wrong, but the way I see it is that Web Components give the basic blocks of writing those frameworks easier. Of course, most of those frameworks are older than WCs and they made their own choices about how to implement components
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by selectnull 3y ago
I really don't understand the hate for Web Components (this article is certainly not the first one to hate on it). To me, WebComponents are great (as far as anything related to the web can be). Let's say you need a custom favorite
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by selectnull 3y ago
Walkabout MiniGolf. I haven't played anything else since I bought that game, more than 2 years ago.

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