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epynonymous
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About epynonymous
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Comment #44703610
tried komoot and strava, there's a flood of subscription pop upswhen you use the app, i want to use it first to see if there's any value in purchasing it. evernote is another examp…
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Comment #44497247
i thought during the hong kong protests they used firechat, never heard of bridgefy: https://techcrunch.com/2025/07/07/jack-dorsey-working-on-blu...
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Comment #44497229
the use case is really decentralized communication. sure connecting to wifi is easy and accessible, 4g is pretty much unlimited, but what if you just want to share files/photos dir…
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Comment #20475496
golang compiler on a raspberry pi 3 compiles applications really slowly, think minutes, but there's a workaround which is to cross compile on x86, think seconds plus sftp transfer.…
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Comment #20475432
long live bacon!
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Comment #20475431
behind the china great firewall so unable to open this article, but in general i agree with this title, i was also observing simple things while in china in terms of eating habits,…
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Comment #20461909
regarding your remark about this perhaps having something to do with the bay area, the bay area brings some of the most experienced and skillful if not smartest people in the indus…
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Comment #20402124
this is too awesome! that's quite a lot of work to get the pcie exposed, soldering and such i try to stay away from so great for the author. the form factor of pcie devices doesn't…
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Comment #20373402
thanks all. does anyone have any experience with debian in production for hosting restful api backends? i use ubuntu almost exclusively, but i always see something about it being d…
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Comment #20372951
how long before ubuntu switches over to this? i don't even know if ubuntu has forked from debian or it's pretty much the same, but with different package management?
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Comment #20359857
i strongly believe in a diverse workforce, especially in large companies, diverse workforces often times mean better results especially since problems today are even more complicat…
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Comment #20309857
sounds like what you're doing is exactly what delicio.us was doing before they were bought out by yahoo, i'm curious also to know what hn users have for this. i use instapaper, but…
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Comment #20309839
not trying to spam, but i created a shared action item tracking list myself, free to use, my particular use case was to track everything in our family from buying things to other t…
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Comment #20294004
my ideal internet would be more like a set of concentric rings per user, a ring would represent different preferences, filters, and data, i could choose to include certain users ac…
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Comment #20269797
i created a digital scoreboard that can be hooked up to a large led for sporting events, can be used.from rpi 2, 3 to a, b, and zero
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Comment #20231173
without reading any of the comments, i would say this manager actually cares very much about your personal development, this person has a good pulse on the company/product, this pe…
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Comment #20224197
lmfao, absolutely gosu! +1 openvms i remember the good old days of setting up vms clusters and good old dcl. we had easily 96 node clusters, alphas and vax hw, if my memory serves …
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Comment #20200490
not trying to say that slavery wasnt an important topic at the time or trying to undermine slavery, just that sometimes slavery is being misconstrued as the only reason for the war…
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Comment #20200195
http://www.abrahamlincolnonline.org/lincoln/speeches/greeley...
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Comment #20200182
spot on!
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Comment #20199085
there's a saying that if it ain't broken, don't fix it. but the new york city government must be dumping tons of tax dollars maintaining this outdated technology, i'm speaking most…
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Comment #20199036
that's just an awful part of world history, what allowed that to flourish? total evil in men's hearts, this was only 200 years ago, not that long ago, this isnt something that happ…
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Comment #20160670
i like a lot of the concepts in this article, if someone were to build this then i'd be very happy to use it, but they seem more incremental as opposed to game changing, very tacti…
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Comment #20142475
assuming elastic search?