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dineshdb
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Comment #49083981
I took a look at the codebase and found that this is just pattern matching. There is no any novelty here. It looks good for knowledge-base retrieval system, but other than that, th…
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Comment #28255144
I think this[0] comes close to what is used to extract text from an HTML document. Fetching can be done via any HTTP client. Will need jsdom to convert the text to DOM before feedi…
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Comment #27517940
I think the point was first party tracking was okay, irrespective of whether it was Google or Amazon. I expect first party tracking on YouTube and find it useful, but wouldn't want…
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Comment #26476880
That seems to be geared towards edge servers and IoT use cases. Otherwise, all of them use the same technologies. Also one thing to note is that CoreOS as well as IoT is bootstrapp…
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Comment #26473758
Fedora CoreOS might be better in this regard since that is designed for server use case. Silverblue took that technology and applied to the desktop. Silverblue user here. Haven't t…
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Comment #26373529
I went this route with code-server[1]. But later decided against it because some shortcuts don't work in the browser. Also installing and managing code-server on those VMs had star…
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Comment #24158234
On the contrary, google contract has been rumored to be 99.99% certain (company sources).
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Comment #23745458
Have you considered developing a WebExtension?
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Comment #22167441
I use temporary containers in firefox. I also have gripe that most of the articles in Medium are non-archivable so I have no way of knowing if the articles I find useful will be av…
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Comment #20772306
Use Canvas blocker which will give a fake fingerprint instead.
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Comment #20241918
Yes, there can be but here try to remove the context of writing it altogether. You tend to remember positive memories more than negative memories. That's how our memory works. Peri…