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bruh2

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About bruh2

meet.hn/city/32.0852997,34.7818064/Tel-Aviv

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    I can't recall the details, but this tool had quite some friction last time I tried downloading a site with it. Too many new definitions to learn too many knobs it asks you to twea…

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    > Windows are a failed analogy as files-and-folders, normal people do not understand them and software for normal people rightfully don't use them Weird claim regarding files and f…

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    UV creator's response on the concerns regarding VC money: > I don't want to charge people money to use our tools, and I don't want to create an incentive structure whereby our open…

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    https://xcancel.com/FFmpeg/status/1852542388851601913

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    Comment #42012053

    I thought this problem will disappear upon switching to Kagi, but it suffers from the same disease, albeit to a lesser extent. I remember reading a Google Search engineer on here e…

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    Comment #41602149

    Judging by blog posts on HN, I got the impression that these vulnerabilities are often not rewarded at all, or rewarded by a minuscule amount. It almost seems like companies are be…

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    Comment #41547217

    Incredible. How does that work? I thought Nitter was completely neutered a while ago.

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    Comment #41531954

    Re: securing SSH keys; Nowadays most password managers can store SSH keys and integrate nicely with your SSH agent, making it essentially equivalent to logging in with a password. …

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    Comment #41152183

    Am I missing something? There seems to be very little substance here: No link to the presentation itself, only slides that lay a very ordinary introduction. Mentioning GitHub stars…

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    Comment #41106541

    This sounds exactly like what I was looking for. I settled on htbuilder[1], but it certainly does not feel right as it requires a fair bit of wrangling in order to fit with Django.…

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    Comment #41095449

    OP is just showing a cool thing. You are on hacker news, expect to see people hack on stuff just for the sake of tinkering and having fun.

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    Comment #40960246

    This is amazing! I found the text a bit too reference-y, as in giving too much theoretical background, while what I'm actually looking for is workflow breakdown. The demo video at …

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    Comment #40481759

    It's up to app developers, and some of them indeed just straight up lie with their categorization. Moovit and all dating apps come to mind. They implemented _some_ categories, but …

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    Comment #40322900

    What's the deal with the seemingly-spam links at the bottom of this page? Does it contribute to SEO somehow?

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    Why did you choose to roll your own modules rather than do what's described in the comment you replied to, i.e. provide a Python layer for interacting with the rich set of availabl…

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    Comment #40106112

    How did you find a _technical_ job at a non-profit? What type of role do you perform?

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    In my case, I already write a considerable amount of presentation logic in my the Django side of my project, merely because of Django's templating language limitations (which is ok…