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Comment #48670036
It's indeed super fast, but the output is complete BS hallucination. Not sure what's the value of this.
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Comment #47619831
There may be a typo in the url, it does not work
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Comment #39666417
There is KDEConnect, which has apps for all major platforms (iOS, android, macOS, Windows and of course Linux) and some more. I even used between Apple devices when AirDrop did not…
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Comment #38798402
This is excellent, I was looking for an open source replacement for Google Maps on the web for a while. And on the top of it, it is open source! I am heading to github and see if I…
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Comment #38667067
Thanks, I found it in the 'Content Downloaders' menu! It estimates the download time to 6 hours, and it's not because of the size but most likely their server works slowly. And in …
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Comment #38666649
I downloaded this and it looks cool and comprehensive, but for me the card artwork is missing. Maybe some server is hugged by HN? Or something needs to be set?
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Comment #38416637
Mexico city too has rubber wheels on some lines
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Comment #37555179
I wonder how difficult would it be to brute force the private key for an RSA 760 bit public key from 1998. Does anyone know?
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Comment #37467483
If anyone is interested the whole series can be watched on Youtube for free. Altogether it is not that great, nevertheless I find the meta story about the pilot fascinating (a show…
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Comment #33151826
There is a project called Swarm that does exactly this. https://www.ethswarm.org (Disclosure: I am working on the project)
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Comment #23916051
I found this to be a much better article than the original post. It also explains how the elliptic curve Diffie-Hellman works. Thanks!
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Comment #23699125
Link to the PDF http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/Classes/739/Spring2003/Paper...
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Comment #23578008
After I stopped using FB I missed a mobile news reader app that works without having to install a server or create an account. So with some friends we created an app called Feeds h…
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Comment #22925515
Shameless plug: I am currently working on a free, open-source, mobile RSS reader which doesn't require a server or any kind of registration, because everything happens and stays on…
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Comment #21464541
For anyone more deeply interested in this topic I recommend to read this blog post from Archagon. It describes the different alternatives (OT, CmRDT, CvRDT, diff sync) for writing …
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Comment #19593132
You basically make your home dir a git repo and by default ignore everything inside it. When you want to store a dotfile in that repo, you have to force add it (`git add -f`) and i…
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Comment #19593032
You can use the `git check-ignore` command to check if a certain directory is ignored. I used it in my zsh config to suppress the status of ignored directories in my prompt.
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Comment #14900592
It's called resource curse: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_curse
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Comment #12019374
Prezi.com | Budapest, San Francisco | Full-time | Onsite, Relocation assistance to Budapest Prezi is a zooming presentation software that uses an open canvas instead of traditional…
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Comment #11607328
Modern type systems made type inference and gradual typing possible and those are making a huge difference nowadays. With type inference you can write programs almost as easily and…
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Comment #9971328
There is an app called Waygo that's already capable of handling Chinese, so I guess it's not too far.