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    Comment #46905296

    There was also a Strong Songs episode about Fela Kuti back in November 2025: https://strongsongspodcast.com/blogs/episodes/s07-bonus-the-...

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    Comment #39721168

    I just got hedgedoc (nee codimd, nee hackmd [1]) setup for my own purposes. It does have the advantage of splitscreen edit/preview, and it has the option to use vim/emacs keybinds …

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    Comment #31266610

    For offline access, you just need to configure that once with the CIDR of your local network(s), and then the next time you're offline the server will allow auth-less use: you'll s…

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    Comment #30391455

    https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/02/milli...

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    Comment #29324269

    Small (400B, 11 keys, 3 layers) Medium (13KB, 300+ key, 6 layers) Large (635KB, 10000+ key, 6 layers) I would be so happy to work somewhere where a 0.000635 GB json file is "large"…

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    Comment #28448687

    Searching text content is my main remaining use of XPath.

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    Comment #27451555

    > FFF #176 - Belts optimization The last bit of this post mentions UDP packets not making it through ISPs if their checksum is 0x0000 or 0xFFFF...what is THAT all about? This would…

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    Comment #24412077

    I would love to exchange browser state with my coworkers and act as them for a few hours. I think I could really clean up our ticketing system if I was logged in as someone who cou…

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    Comment #23514797

    > sqldiff You just blew my mind. Thank you! I can't believe the things I find out from random HN comments.

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    Comment #21641226

    Thanks for this, I have problems finding good developer podcasts, and at a quick glance of title + count, this looks promising. Also...the podcast is more than eight years old!

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    Comment #21197620

    > For those, I mostly use "jq ." to get all leaves on a single line and then feed the output to standard unix tools like grep cut awk and friends. There's a tool called `gron` desi…

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    Comment #20618720

    There are only five Lagrange points, so L-6 and above are not Lagrange points. :-)

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    Comment #18062450

    If you're into podcasting, give ATP[1] a shot: John is one of the three hosts. The other hosts are Casey Liss and Marco Arment (developer of Overcast). John also has some other pod…

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    Comment #16217552

    Just to be clear, those containers are only a barricade against falling rocks while the road is still open. If the ridge does let go, those barricades are going to do exactly nothi…

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    Comment #15820814

    I don't know about "high", but there's at least two new things happening that jump out: * staggered start, the engines are started in pairs on the order of 100s milliseconds apart,…

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    Comment #15820566

    There's still hope that they will make their first static test fire in December, though! This will be their first time lighting all 27 engines, so it could be very exciting. A FH s…

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    Comment #15317363

    > Recently, I added a webhook that takes all our GitLab pushes and parses out JIRA information and automatically handles that sort of business-level logic Have you found a good sol…

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    Comment #14672823

    Funny transcription error with the professional Go player names from the DeepMind series: > So it’s been interesting watching the reactions of the top Go players, like Lisa Doll an…

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    Comment #14426216

    Michael Redmond and Andrew Jackson talked briefly about historical team games while the game was getting underway: https://youtu.be/V-_Cu6Hwp5U?t=4h26m30s There are other points in…

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    Comment #13682356

    The landing is all based on how much fuel is left after the primary mission is complete: some missions require more fuel to get to their destination orbits, others require less. Th…

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    Comment #12640624

    I just wish Orbiter was available on non-Windows. KSP is available on all of Windows, Mac, and Linux.

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    Comment #10867822

    The v0.7 release binary for OS X appears to be missing. edit: fixed, thanks!

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    Comment #9385609

    Thank you so much for this. The anticipation while waiting for the sound of the explosion to arrive got a cackle out of me.