is () syntactically important or could you use _=> to save a char?
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Remember when Opera had link search? Such a shame those features are dead nowadays
Hurricanes can absolutely be controlled we just don’t have the tech yet
If rsync devs cared about brevity then we might of had a decent syncing client
Yeah? I use it all the time
If I wanted to read tweets I would be on Twitter. You guys don’t need to repost everything you see online to HN.
Apple already solves this problem! https://imgur.com/a/HglsjJq (hovers around 78% on my personal machine)
1917 revolution jumps to mind.
Amazing idea, great work man. Just one suggestion; the filters should probably be at the bottom within reach of your hands.
where’s my damn youtube competitor Netflix? You’re capable and desperate for workable ideas, just commit already. You can even cut back on film production expenditure and send recording equipment to interesting content creators.
Removed Domains
The Government of Anguilla reserves the right to remove domains that are in its opinion hate speech or breaking any Anguilla law. There has been 1 such domain removed in the history of ".ai".
Curious if anybody knows which domain was removed, the FAQ doesn't elaborate.
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Not only do they lack results but they also unabashedly censor information. Try a search for “ how big should a cocaine line be?” on google vs bing. Its night and day which search engine actually tries to find results.
Any proof about being far-right? Looks like the claim was only added to wiki today.
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Kiwi_Farms&type=r...
I really like how the side notes and references line up on the right.
And how they’re going to fix it:
(the AirPods are amazing)
can they really be nimble and agile enough to come up with the next big thing?
Evidently, yes
https://www.reddit.com/r/headphones/comments/n5m5vz/oc_airpo...
Fyi: the cron.it domain appears to be available
Who’s gonna stop them
Ive been thinking for a while that Netflix could. They desperately need to seperate themselves from the competition and they already have the video distribution tech and captive audience to launch a real challenge to youtube.
Can somebody ask gpt3 who jack the ripper was? Time to get to the bottom of it.
tangibly related: does anybody know how google and other search engines fair in indexing TikTok/Douyin?
I wonder if the inability to go viral relates to the difficultly of finding tiktok videos off-platform. Admittedly, every TT video I have ever seen has been sent to me via a share link.
People forget that google ad network banned forums (maybe they still do?). In our current heavily commercialised internet landscape people simply moved onto more profitable endeavours.
Google heavily preferring "authoritative voices"
Exactly this. I think google could improve overnight if it were to add a “everything or official sources” button. As the article implies a “discussions” button would also be immensely useful.
Disappointing that he didn’t elaborate on how the rom was dumped.
Also please check out the discussion on mil-cds here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18655524
Edit: found the scrambler algo for milcd if anybody is curious https://mc.pp.se/dc/files/scramble.c (google was useless thank heavens for kagi)
SORRY. CAN'T DELIVER.
Can I just say that I adore Jenglish? These silly translations have become less common though with better translation apps available.
I believe malware authors were using google alerts as an alarm system, so the hash functionality is probably gimped on purpose.
This is actually the second time this has happened. Guess the EU really hates Yandex
Just want to point out that exam (2009) is a great movie and everybody should watch it.
It’s funny you should say that because I was joking with someone the other day about google workspaces “the only thing google docs needs is a decent editor (vim),” but in seriousness, if you are referring to vbscript or macros then you are missing the market that google is aiming at.
You cowards won’t even upvote this to the number one comment.