ShakataGaNai

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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
And only in the USA, as far as I understood. You could but the same watch in Canada and the pulseox worked.
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
I tried and was unable to replicate. Me: How many R's in strawberry ChatGPT said: 3 Me: How many B's in blueberry? ChatGPT said: 2 Me: How many C's in coconut? ChatGPT said: 2 Me: How many D's in Diamond? ChatGPT said: 2
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
I love these concept of badges, but almost never are they well executed. Defcon has had TONS of problems with their badges of all types. OpenSauce has tried for the last two years with only middling results. Don't get me wrong, I'
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
There is a big difference between a Cessna 172 with a gross weight of 2,450 including the 56 gallons of fuel and an A380 with a maximum takeoff weight of 1,268,000 pounds and 65,000 gallons of fuel. Did you know the Twin Towers were actuall
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
So our company has reasonably liberal usage of Zoom's AI Assistant. To provide summaries etc. How good the summaries are is a matter of debate..... Sometimes they are fairly good, often they get small details wrong/confused. Overa
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
You're 100% right. It's still against the TOS. But enough money (For Apple) will make the fruit ignore a lot of things. Sadly, this has always been the way of corporations.
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
You're not wrong, but also there is a big difference between "apple wallet" and "emergency alerts". There is nothing life or death coming from apple wallet. Also also, Apple (and basically all devs) have instrumenta
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
This annoyed me. Any app that pushes me adverts gets its push notifications turned off. Sure, I'd love to know my package status Amazon, but you send me some advert of something stupid every 3 hours (it feels like)... so no, you don&#x
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
Makes sense. The thing people forget about SOC2 is that it's very not-technical and very much so written by CPA's. No two SOC2's are identical. Hell the same companies SOC2 done by different auditors will be different. Saying
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
This I found out the unfortunate way. I used some popular monk fruit sweetener... packets were just monk fruit but the bulk packages were monk fruit/erythritol blend and I didn't pay enough attention to the label. Made lemonade wi
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
Monk Fruit! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siraitia_grosvenorii
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
True. But he was using a variation of the Waffle House logo that their lawyers would argue would "confuse the average consumer", and he was using the "Waffle House" name in a domain. In something that was actually direct
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
Because there are lots of companies, large and small, which haven't gotten that far. Lots of legacy sites/services/applications. I don't disagree with you that it should be super common. But it's surprisingly not in
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
There is no more choice. No one is going to buy from (example) GoDaddy if they have to login every 30 days to manually get a new certificate. Not when they can go to (example) digicert and it's all automatic. It goes from a "rathe
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by ShakataGaNai 1y ago
First.... 99% of people have zero interest in hosting things themselves anyways. Like on their own server themselves. Geocities era was possibly the first and last time that "having your own page" was cool, and that was basically
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by ShakataGaNai 2y ago
Lower blood ox could just be you sleeping on your arm. Among other things. If you're concerned with Sleep apnea testing is very easy these days. You goto a sleep specialist, they give you a little kit you take home, you put it on for
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by ShakataGaNai 2y ago
Eh. Investors/advisors don't change that frequently. And often people will go "oh? Sequoia generally invests in good companies, the invest in X? They might be worth while to buy/work for". Putting people on the webs
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by ShakataGaNai 2y ago
Except the second it looks like their might be a chance for prosecution... there will be a pardon.
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by ShakataGaNai 2y ago
My statement was “whose logo is a dot or dots?” But someone at my SB party, who isn’t a techy said the same thing you did “isn’t it Cisco?”
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by ShakataGaNai 2y ago
That is gnarly. My iPhone tended to lock into one or the other, rotating the phone seemed to help it go one way or the other. But a couple times it did flash back and forth between the Mastadon and GitHub links.
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by ShakataGaNai 2y ago
This is cool, do love the hacking ingenuity. And not that I want to give Apple extra credit, but they are slowly opening up NFC: https://www.macrumors.com/guide/apple-nfc-chip-ios-18-1/ - Is is very restrictive (p
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by ShakataGaNai 2y ago
It's SSO tax applied to hardware devices. But at the same time, it's clearly a more premium feature and if you're a business you've got the $5000/year to pay for 1000 devices. $5/device/year is not exactly
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by ShakataGaNai 2y ago
Yea. That doesn't sound right. I'd say Op should talk to a lawyer ASAP. I mean, bad to agree to in the first place, but it doesn't seem like a contract where the other party is non-performant, should be enforceable.
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by ShakataGaNai 2y ago
When I read these headlines I wonder "Causation? Correlation?". Maybe it's addressed in the study but..... Is it that navigating with you brain is good to prevent Alzheimers? Or are you just more likely to die from something
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by ShakataGaNai 2y ago
They are coming up on 4 years old. I have quite a number of them and do have to replace batteries frequently enough that it can get annoying. I'm sure Apple will innovate and come up with something newer/better/etc at some po
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by ShakataGaNai 2y ago
When he bought it, sure? Probably more like 20 X's
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by ShakataGaNai 2y ago
Never used it but seen it mentioned in that space: https://gamma.app/
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by ShakataGaNai 2y ago
There are too many cheap clones. Too much stealing of the open source work. This isn't remotely shocking, just look at Redis, Elastic and many many others... Open Source works until it doesn't. I don't buy Prusa because they
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by ShakataGaNai 2y ago
I used one of those recently at home since my wife can't see my screen, she's not sure if I'm on a call, listening to music or just there. The built in software sucks, but there are some good open source options https:/
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by ShakataGaNai 2y ago
The local storage operation I use has exactly that. If you do not "badge in" and open a door - the alarm goes off. When the manager was showing me the unit he said "Hey, an alarm is going to go off when I open this door - don

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