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Show HN: RandomGeo.city
Browse a time before bots ruled the internet. Load a random geocities website. Share your favorite seeds!
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Comment #38772394
I found it has replaced a large percentage of google searches for me - particularly programming related. I can literally put the same keywords in ChatGPT that I used to put into go…
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Comment #38743007
B2B startup in the sales/financial space. We were solely targeting Salesforce customers in the USA at the time, who conduct all transactions in USD ($). So sprinkled throughout our…
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Comment #37766096
Average cost to translate an entire work in that repo via GPT3.5 = ~$2 Average cost to translate an entire work in that repo via GPT4 = ~$40 For a side-project, one is feasible to …
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Comment #37763847
I've used ChatGPT 3.5 (not 4, too expensive) to translate most of the Latin writings of Jerome, Ambrose, and Ambrosiaster (from Migne's Patrologia Latina) - the translations have b…
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Comment #34553091
https://historicalchristian.faith/ An open source database that pulls up all historical Christian commentary on a verse in the Bible - e.g. see how the early church fathers interpr…
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Comment #32817268
From the article: > But I am confident that as they gain self-knowledge, they’ll also become self-teachers — and only self-teaching has any lasting value. Makes me think of Dorothy…
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Comment #32349449
Right? Browsing https://randomgeo.city/ it really feels like a social network, so many random life stories on there.
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Show HN: RandomGeo.City – Browse Random Geocities Websites
Source code / dataset: https://github.com/emeth-/geocities-browser
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Comment #31558013
> The non-partisan factor we've found to help accomplish this is a rare, but well-documented history of a site's complete lack of news reporting standards, such as routinely using …
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Comment #30322712
In addition to programming, I'm a huge church history buff. So here's a contrarian view in a slightly different direction from many in this thread: -------- Protestantism is dead, …
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Comment #29863768
> Scripting language runtimes such as Python, Ruby, and Perl are included in macOS for compatibility with legacy software. Future versions of macOS won’t include scripting language…
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Comment #28499740
Actually, since the discovery of the multiple Hebrew text variants (including Pre-Septuagint) found in the Dead Sea Scrolls invalidated Jerome's argument against the Deuterocanon, …
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Comment #26650727
Friend, I think you added three zeroes. Those four hand sanitizers are listed at the below link with those metrics at PPM (parts per million), not PPB (parts per billion). https://…
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Comment #22648776
I'm working on https://hackthe.company/ - a blend of HackThisSite and ProjectEuler, focused on real-life hacking events that have occurred.
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Comment #21628704
Dorothy Sayers (a contemporary of CS Lewis and JRR Tolkien, and friend to both) wrote an essay about this about 60 years ago, titled "The Lost Tools of Learning" https://gbt.org/te…
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Comment #20359503
I've been working on a project called "HackTheCompany" ( http://hackthe.company/ ) which lists historical hacks that have occurred, with a brief description. It then offers a live …
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Comment #17472152
Like this Charlie Chaplin 1928 movie, with a time traveler talking into a cell phone walking by? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nU_k4yGPeOI
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Comment #17471109
A related project, not limited to the Raspberry Pi: https://teachcraft.net/
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Comment #16472688
A bunch of guides for this Minecraft+Python option here, including lessons for your kid to work through, and assistance in getting it all setup: https://teachcraft.net/
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Comment #15484477
No 0 days. Taken from this thread on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/getdisciplined/comments/1q96b5/i_ju...
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Comment #15428144
> When a user receives money – which humans usually receive monthly as wages/salaries – they need to deposit it into the layer 2 system, in order for it to be available within it. …
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