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Old reddit still works for me even without login though. I'm too lazy to figure out which from the multiple of userscripts and addons I use allows it, but apparently the block is done half-assedly and easy to circumvent.
This is stupid analysis. Complaining without nuance about "D004 - parameter has no description" suggests the article was written by an AI agent, because some parameters simply don't need any description. Prime example is "url" parameter explicitly mentioned in the article - unless there are multiple possible url parameters, adding the description just bloats context.
I wouldn't be surprised if consoles got replaced by video game streaming. Not the next generation and probably not even the generation after that, but that will be most likely it.
Too bad Apple wouldn't allow the registration requiring the tapping - it would have been cool if whole social network was a tree with a single root - the founder.
Ofc it's probably for the better if it's to have a chance to spread at least a little.
I see. It didn't make sense to me but I just found that Vultr has snapshots, which is probably what you are using.
Can you explain more about the vm-start/vm-stop? I don't understand why you start/halt the VM and wait for Tailscale, you could just keep it running.
Viewing this in Firefox on Linux I see the outline of the travels before the map loads, then the map loads over it and I can't see it anymore.
Hm, I don't see much reason to use it unless the website in question is paid. Web today is run on ad revenue and not only won't the site extract any revenue from the agent, it even won't look as a person for ad purposes.
Meanwhile Steve Jobs: "We have always been shameless about stealing great ideas."
Canada is bigger than USA.
It would be ludicrous to say that justice won, but I'm glad he is finally free.
Just not being available in app stores would effectively stop its usage.
Thanks, it beggars belief that they could publish the article without such substantial piece of information.
paid peer review
What? Elsevier doesn't pay reviewers either.
Liver donation in particular is easy, because they can take just half of it and it will grow back.
an order to disable https://annas-archive.org through a DNS block was issued to Italian ISPs
Rather toothless. No experienced user is using their ISP's DNS anyway.
The most cited study found that an oral dose of phenylephrine had an absorption rate of 38 percent of an oral dose of phenylephrine, ...
That's not very much.
Cool, but the ultimate result - the related articles in that post - is not great. Suggested articles have barely anything to do with the topic. I think there should be minimal threshold (probably found empirically) for similarity and if no article reaches it, just don't show any.
For instance, the level of conflict on discussion pages, as assessed by raters, has been shown to negatively correlate with the quality of the corresponding Wikipedia articles.
An alternative explanation is that "toxic comments" protect wikipedia from low quality content, acting as defense mechanism against bad editors. So without better study which tries to analyze if the critique (regardless of toxicity) is justified, it's absolutely useless to make any conclusions from the article.
I'm not sure how believable are those numbers. Businesses having their best day ever on stripe being exactly 9001 (It's over 9000!) for quite some time now seems rather suspicious.
They would fix a "mistake" even if they were given location where there is none.
Interesting. That might be the best explanation of SoftBank being previously bullish on WeWork investment.
Could you ask your wife if there is also some deeper meaning to "My hovercraft is full of eels"?
Afaik the photos weren't altered, it was just posing with paper cutouts.
I've just tried opening csv in LibreOffice and it asked me for it too. However sane options were already selected so it was just one additional click.
An elegant technique, for a more... civilized age.
I wouldn't worry to much about climate change, humanity overcame bigger problems. And if your in-laws want children so much, just tell them your concerns, they might be willing to chip in financially.
Is there even such thing as shadowban on HN?
Yes I meant Slovakia, which for part of 90s, the wilder part of that decade as we all can probably agree, was part of Czechoslovakia
No, we don't agree. Wild part of 90s was result of voucher privatization, which barely started before the split of Czechoslovakia.
If it's annual, it's less than 1/3. As for asking questions: How often do you expect to ask about calendars. Wouldn't be small lean company better in answering questions?