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Comment #45948274
Using Qt6 and Go. Shows prices of: - Cryptocurrencies - Gold and silver - Fiat currency rates - Stocks
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Comment #45729363
This does not conflict with Andrew Kelly's point! The software is not your js code!! Your js code is s tiny fraction of the software. The rest of it (including node) has serious de…
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Comment #45282697
This is fascinating, but for some reason I don't care enough to read it all. So I just save it to a pdf file for later maybe!
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Show HN: Flexible random password/string generator based on regexp-like patterns
Possibly the most flexible password generator or even random string generator tool. See the examples and features. Written in Go. It's very easy to add new functions, character cla…
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Comment #42351772
So it's industry's management problem, not a tech problem.
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Comment #42293018
Same. Unless you want to differentiate -0 and +0 (which make it more complicated), you can not distinguish infinity from negative infinity.
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Comment #42293005
Yes, I meant when the result gets bigger. You get the idea.
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Comment #42291008
If you were to define a/0 the most logical choice would be a new special value "Infinity". The second best choice would be the maximum supported value of the type of a (int, int64 …
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Comment #42290983
That's nonsense. a/b is float in Python 3, and even in other languages a/b gets closer to it's actual value as a and b get bigger (the "limit", which is the basis of Algebra). So f…
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Comment #42156710
Who is Zoe if not you?!
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Comment #42067904
Checking the resistance of some cheap Chinese clip leads I bought. The way these are crimped often doesn't make great contact. But even after soldering them, the resistance was sti…
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Comment #41764944
If you don't give the binary or source to anyone else, no. If you do, you have to give them the rights to use the source code under GPL.
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Comment #41678036
I installed FreeBSD on my old laptop a few days ago. With WiFi, desktop and everything. Pretty much everything worked except for HDMI-connected monitor. And my Linux is not listed …
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Comment #41658366
EuRho Vital. Didn't find any research on it, but many doctors/dietitians I follow on YouTube said cod liver oil is better than pills. What do you use?
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Comment #41614799
All omega-3 supplements are probably somewhat rancid and possibly harmful, specially in solid / pill form! I personally take cod liver oil (liquid) from a reputable brand, but I st…
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Comment #41223720
Dr. Chris Knobbe is a physician, researcher, ophthalmologist, public health advocate, and Associate Clinical Professor Emeritus, formerly of the University of Texas Southwestern Me…
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Comment #41223708
In this video, you may be shocked at the research that Dr. Knobbe shares regarding the actual cause of obesity, diabetes, and chronic diseases. In at least five countries, includin…
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Comment #41207813
I'm pretty sure it's almost %100 because I have never seen or heard one that does not use vegetable oil, which is poison by itself, but much more when they use it to fry food - ove…
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Show HN: Estimate map's memory usage in Go
Estimate how much memory is occupied by a map.
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Comment #41158770
"For as long as we’re able (and assuming the cooperation of the extension authors), Brave will continue to support some privacy-relevant MV2 extensions—specifically AdGuard, NoScri…