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Years of Salt and Metal – The crash of Hop-a-Jet flight 823
(admiralcloudberg.medium.com)
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2mo ago
> The fans’ resistance to having Dobby’s “grave” desecrated seemingly prevented the undersea cable from going through the area. It was instead rerouted in an area that was close to some Bronze Age remains and urns, which, ironically, are
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10mo ago
patio11 wrote a great article and podcast about debanking and anti-money laundering processes last year, it was eye opening how kafkaesque these things are: https://www.bitsaboutmoney.com/archive/debanking-and-debunki..
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10mo ago
I thought skills were supposed to help with “giving claude access to tools it can call”. When would one use MCP over skills?
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2y ago
From TFA: > However, the Internet Archive expanded its library project during the covid-19 pandemic. It launched the National Emergency Library, allowing an unlimited number of people to access the same copies of ebooks. That’s when the
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2y ago
One other reason is that the quality of Amazon listings has really nosedived over the last decade. There are too many spammy merchants in the marketplace now. You cannot just trust the name or description - you need to look at the reviews (
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2y ago
Wouldn't this be an attack vector? Use some low-hanging bug to bring down an entire security module, allowing you to escalate?
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2y ago
Apparently Crowdstrike also brought down Linux hosts in the same way in April but it didn’t get widely reported: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41005936
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2y ago
iOS already supports OTP, it’s just buried in Settings > Passwords > Set up verification code. Once you do that, it’s seamless - it autofills in all my site and works beautifully in chrome/edge/firefox even in my PCs
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2y ago
There are plenty of reports about how Tesla has made this difficult. Tesla parts are difficult to obtain even for Tesla’s own service centers: there are frequent months-long waits. “Certified” non-Tesla shops get parts at a lower priority,
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3y ago
> Privacy taken too far, however, can lead to bad outcomes. To mitigate the potential of Code being used for nefarious activity, Code users are limited to $250 USD per payment, up to $1000 USD per day. This is a joke. Everything seems to
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3y ago
The substance is causing the anti-social behavior though, it’s putting people in a state where they’re not able to control their behavior or reason rationally about how it affects them and the people around them. In such a situation, you ca
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3y ago
Their pricing is just absurd. Reddit's official app and webpage is garbage, and instead of working with amazing developers like Christian to add whatever functionality they need to increase their revenue, they're doubling down on
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4y ago
> It followed that company A's service qualified as an unlawful transfer of data to a third country because their parent company was located in the US, violating relevant data protection law (Article 44 GDPR). > The Chamber expla
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5y ago
If the hardware can directly tell us what pixels have changed, this should dramatically simplify how we encode and store videos, right? Ideally, the enormous amount of time computing P-frames would just not be necessary anymore.
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5y ago
We’ve all heard anecdotes about how Apple’s mismanagement of the safari team is holding back the entire web. This article is the first one I’ve read that goes in depth about specific issues, comparison with other browser vendors, and how th
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Progress Delayed Is Progress Denied
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https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/27/22406673/basecamp-politic... > Employees say the founders’ memos unfairly depicted their workplace as being riven by partisan politics, when in fact the main source
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5y ago
> the National Mine Safety Supervision Bureau has reported three recent coal mine accidents, including an April 10 “water penetration accident” in Xinjiang that caused 21 people to be trapped. > Significantly, the Xinjiang and Sichuan
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6y ago
> Using JSON.stringify() with any BigInt value will raise a TypeError as BigInt values aren't serialized in JSON by default. However, you can implement your own toJSON method if needed Sorry, why exactly can’t they also define the j
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Tether and Bitfinex agree to pay $18.5m penalty after New York probe
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6y ago
The main advantage I’ve found with GraphQL is the normalized cache in client libraries like Apollo or Relay. It allows components to just ask for the data and not worry about how it’s fetched/stored/updated. The secondary benefit
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6y ago
We had an article on the front page yesterday about Swift’s ABI and how much Apple has invested in dynamic linking: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26205969 > It's worth noting that the Swift devs disagree
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6y ago
This is essentially what the react team is proposing with their new server components: you have the server doing most of the heavy lifting and data loading, leaving the client-side code to focus on the dynamic add-ons. The RFC and video are
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6y ago
This is like calling the pope “one priest”... I don’t think anyone else has managed to make the gains DeepFuckingValue has. Props to him for still holding, this entire affair is absolutely nuts.
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6y ago
> At a high level, React Server Components are Components that can be rendered on the server and on the client. This is blatantly wrong. The RFC (and Dan Abramov’s video) make it clear that server components can only be run on the server
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6y ago
> In some cases, programs will order apps to secretly turn on the microphone of the user and record daily conversations. The system will then use AI tools to analyse chat contents, often by capturing keywords, and make the app push relev
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6y ago
One thing I haven’t seen addressed is versioning: what happens when you push out an update so your server component now takes in a different set of props (or renders a different set of divs/spans/css than before?) Previously, the
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Patio11 on Stripe’s machine learning model
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6y ago
I’d like to echo this sentiment - GraphQL’s syntax is very inconsistent, incomplete, and requires annoying gymnastics in application code for no good reason. For example, there is no way to represent a Record/Map type, so you have to t
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