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by Schnitz 3y ago
This is total comp so probably an inflated value given that opensea equity is most likely worth zero?
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by Schnitz 3y ago
It would be great to have a quick primer on why this is better than what people typically homebrew, like base62 encoding a random number.
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by Schnitz 3y ago
We ported all shell scripts to Python at a company that I’ve worked for. Scripts just kept getting longer and more complex. As a language Python is great, super fast and easy to code in, very little inherent complexity. The reason I wouldn’
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by Schnitz 3y ago
Anthropic doesn’t want dozens (hundreds?) of disgruntled creditors on their cap table and there might be provisions preventing such a transfer.
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by Schnitz 3y ago
You should never carry a balance on any card anyways so I think the high interest rate is moot. I don’t even know the interest rate of any of my cards. The 5% back on Amazon is worth it if you buy a lot on Amazon.
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by Schnitz 3y ago
Why? Mac and Linux are clearly not that related here, for example there isn’t a Mac based handheld made by valve.
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by Schnitz 3y ago
I use it with ssh and password auth disabled, is there a reason not to? Might be overkill but the host is in my home so physical access if I ever get locked out is not an issue.
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by Schnitz 3y ago
How do you sync that?
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by Schnitz 3y ago
I’ve been waiting for years for Safari to support multiple profiles so I can have a work and personal profile, instead of using Chrome for work. Finally this year we’re getting that, goodbye chrome, it’s been a fun 10 years. Unfortunately C
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by Schnitz 3y ago
Yup, HackerOne has more or less created a cottage industry of "hackers" that file HackerOne bug reports using semi-automated tools like Burp Suite etc. to get bounties.
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by Schnitz 3y ago
Windows 2000 was peak Windows, I agree 100%.
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by Schnitz 3y ago
My workout clothes go in the washer as I get into the shower, I find it too gross to accumulate sweated through workout clothes.
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by Schnitz 3y ago
If you wash your clothes after working out the study seems moot, they let the clothes ripen for 28h unwashed before testing.
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by Schnitz 3y ago
Exactly this. You realize that your choices actually matter in the big picture. You have only so many years to work with, it becomes clear that some of the things in the “later” bucket will have to move to the “never” bucket. That makes you
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by Schnitz 3y ago
What’s the over under on how many months from now this will get the axe?
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by Schnitz 3y ago
They are very reasonable and they solve a real problem. A big corp won’t use a library from a tiny 1-5 person shop if when they get acquired or go under the library dies and all they ever got was binaries. A source available license solves
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by Schnitz 3y ago
I hope we’ll get automation that’ll allow us to adjust demand at scale. It’s a shame smart meters have such a bad rep in Europe due to the privacy issues. I’d like to have a water heater that maintains a range, goes to the maximum when ener
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by Schnitz 3y ago
Care to explain?
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by Schnitz 3y ago
Exactly. If you ask me, it would have to run the latest triple A games like F1, Call of Duty, FIFA, Elden Ring, Dirt, etc very well and be an attractive platform for that kind of gaming. The FTC is IMHO correct when they see Xbox, Play Stat
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by Schnitz 3y ago
I strongly disagree, mobile and console/PC gaming are not competing. It’s a completely different audience, different games and so on. I’d consider them mostly separate markets. The Switch tried to bridge the gap but really didn’t.
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by Schnitz 3y ago
Isn’t this the sort of thing that would give Apple an excuse to detect ads and treat them differently? I’d avoid that if I were a big advertiser.
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by Schnitz 3y ago
I agree with you 100%. Carmack also says he ensures he gets enough sleep. As long as you get 7-8h a day and take care of yourself reasonably well with food and the occasional run you can work more than 40h/week focused and be very prod
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by Schnitz 3y ago
Europe has mandatory underride guards for this reason since 20+ years ago.
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by Schnitz 3y ago
Google should simply give them a deadline, pay within 30 days or we shut your stuff down. If they don’t pay shut it off and collect in full. Everything else is unfair to customers that pay in full and on time.
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by Schnitz 3y ago
They have mortgages that require them to have insurance.
116.
by Schnitz 3y ago
Isn’t that a mostly moot point if you also use full disk encryption like File Vault?
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by Schnitz 3y ago
"I'll trust Google to make this tablet great and support it in the long run" - no one ever
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by Schnitz 3y ago
We can consider it, but Miele won’t. Their problem is connecting your washer to your phone and going through the cloud has other side benefits for them as well, such as telemetry, so here we are and will be.
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by Schnitz 3y ago
Not judging, but you represent such a small fraction of the market that companies simply don’t deem it worth it when looking at the cost of supporting LAN-only. Just imagine the support tickets they’ll get.
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by Schnitz 4y ago
This isn’t what I’m experiencing at all. I have a Sony Bravia TV. The TV works flawlessly with HDMI CEC and the Apple TV port set to default. It never opens Android TV, I haven’t seen that interface in months. I also never even set up Googl

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