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Comment #33752250
How can I get all content in a single PDF for free?
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Comment #33734810
Yes, I currently use the Read Aloud Android App and it allows me to use any installed TTS. The Google free network TTS voices are quite okay, but I know that there are better premi…
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Comment #33731654
Could you make a paid TTS engine App on Android and iOS?
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Comment #33722974
The backend is written in Ruby on Rails not something like Rust, this explains why it has such beefy hardware requirements for 50k users.
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Comment #33719762
That depends on the sign-up workflow. It is possible to not provide the information "user already exist" on sign-up and instead just say "we sent you an email, please confirm". In …
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Comment #33697384
I agree. Modifying timestamps for features like in this case "second chance" is a very bad practice IMHO.
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Comment #33694879
> You can be 100% sure that a python+numpy program won't. It's possible to use a phyton+numpy program in 20 years, but you also have to save the entire environment and make sure th…
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Comment #33680874
I disagree with the author. I know he's incredibly successful and right about pretty much everything he's ever said, but I've had some experience in this area and just finished rea…
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Comment #33465998
They could have changed the number to decimal problem solved.
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Comment #33385840
That makes me wonder if there is a web framework for Haskell that compiles to WASM.
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Comment #32963176
But the problem with that approach is that people tend to revive zombie threads. I would estimate that <1% of threads actually have any useful discussion after 10 years, the rest i…
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Comment #32935878
Hans was below 2500 in 2021, that's IM level. A typical young IM is in the 2400-2500 range. To be precise he was 2484 in 2021-Jan as you can verify here https://ratings.fide.com/pr…
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Comment #32930166
But it seems as Hans wasn't entirely honest about his cheating and therefore chess dot com banned him a week ago. And there's the incredible sharp increase of rating, basically fro…
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Comment #32901802
I think the best thing is that for some sites that has many ads, subscriber content, accept cookie pop-ups and/or captchas you will sometimes see that these are all gone and you ge…
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Comment #32890837
I use Googlebot as my fake browsers user agent for years. It's really interested to explore the web, when everyone thinks you're Google.
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Comment #32798849
If we assume that the data is reliable (not hand picked just to make a case). Then let's check. Two sided un paired t-test. T-value of 4.9. SE of 56.325 Group 1 mean of 2383 with s…
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Comment #32699498
Let's flag it together, until it's gone.
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Comment #32629997
I had this feeling during my 20s, but now in my 30s I just relax and live my life without such thought. I have kids that add value to my life and I work as SRE on k8s clusters. Jus…
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Comment #32530953
It's a more user friendly IRC with many extra features. While pro users might still prefer their IRC terminal client with text only commands (that's also what I prefer), it's clear…
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Comment #32378608
I'm certain there's someone from the Debian community with some knowledge about the case reading this. Could you please tell us what has happened according to your standpoint?
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Comment #32375782
From the Wikipedia article: > The radar intercept officer in the rear seat, Lt. Matthew Klemish, initiated ejection for himself and Hultgreen as soon as it was apparent the aircraf…
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Comment #32365615
I used to think that the printing press has been invented once and then spread, how many times has the printing press with movable types been invented?
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Comment #32289862
I think if Chernobyl happens on the open sea, then it's not very dangerous, but if you imagine nuke aircraft crashes in dense populated areas.