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molszanski

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About molszanski

mikolaj [dot] olszanski {at} gma ilcom

GitHub: https://github.com/molszanski

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    Comment #48510549

    The joke was that the outage of the brain slop hq was a good thing and the person was a hero

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    Comment #48504282

    I wouldn't credit AI before we know more Maybe our hero is a human

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    Comment #48173586

    allegedly this one is good for PI https://pi.dev/packages/@ff-labs/pi-fff

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    Comment #48071771

    I remember using webrtc data channel for p2p video. Browser to browser UDP is neat :) fun memories. Thank you for the read

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    Comment #48030234

    You can fully care about one person at a time. You can not genuinely care about every person on the planet every moment.

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    Comment #47862124

    They are still a decent bet https://en-roads.climateinteractive.org/scenario.html?v=26.4...

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    Comment #47862119

    Anything we do has small impact https://en-roads.climateinteractive.org/scenario.html?v=26.4...

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    Comment #47698002

    Potato potato. Js classes are just closure sugar. So what? Syntax makes sense and improves readability in business logic. Readability is good

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    Comment #47632784

    Mobile apps handle app data better. They have their own well defined jail to work with. Simple to locate “stuff”

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    Comment #47632725

    I maintain a pretty complex app to draw 2D graphics for 3D objects. For packaging productions. Basically draw your packaging design with 3D preview. So this is basically a 2d3D edi…

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    Comment #47610716

    I think it is about input. Before I had to type regex, now I just type text and fuzzy finds more, regex style. Awkward wording, but code seems cool.

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    Comment #47550420

    This is how organizations like IRGC work. There is always a big campus like area where there is everything, including schools for indoctrination and new future recruits.

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    Comment #47541778

    > We won't be in a supply crunch forever. This what always happens in capitalism. Scarcity is almost always followed by glut

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    Comment #47137608

    > work at a European identity wallet system that uses a zero knowledge proof age identification system > derives an age attribute such as "over 18" from a passport or ID, without d…

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    Comment #46962796

    This looks so pretty and awesome :)

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    Comment #46886570

    This is a genuinely beautifully written book chapter on origami math/geometry, with interactive graphics and playgrounds.

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    Comment #46843072

    I guess. In Poland when I go to gov offices I need to sign 25 GDPR clauses

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    Comment #46296605

    Is it a runner minute or workflow running minute? That would be a massive difference. Would people pay for idle time or not?

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    Comment #45748905

    Replaced 12 mini with 17 pro. Not worth it. Will go back. Too big too heavy

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    Comment #45614238

    I’ve stopped buying any books that have that kind of a DRM. Kindle / audible apps are horrible

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    Comment #45614183

    Maybe add this IP to a blacklist? https://iplists.firehol.org/ It would be easier to pressure AWS when it is there

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    Comment #45579085

    AFIKR two facilities do this kind of treatment. One in Canada and one in China. There already was a HN threads with some reporting to have been treated in Canada. https://news.ycom…

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    Comment #45545650

    Oh, one more idea. You can use existing coax cables (tv cable) via adapters to get 1-2 reliable gbps over cable. For e.g. a switch with an additional access point