TheSkyHasEyes

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by TheSkyHasEyes 6d ago
Just goes against the spirit of people writing their own utils and sharing to me. Good on OP. They're not looking for money or fame here. If this util benefits one reader on HN it's worth it.
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by TheSkyHasEyes 9d ago
Or this. https://www.osc.ca/quadrigacxreport/
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by TheSkyHasEyes 9d ago
> Yeah, I don’t understand why people have a problem with this. Some want to be ensured Canada's sovereignty isn't changed. As this as of right now is a news headline I get their point of view for now.
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by TheSkyHasEyes 10d ago
Agreed. A small business in my city made a poster using stick men and simple drawings(because of the topic at hand) and people loved it.
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by TheSkyHasEyes 15d ago
hide turtle > Don't know how to HIDE :(
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by TheSkyHasEyes 27d ago
No need to comment with guns ablazin' :D California law don't represent the planet. That's their tax problem in their country. Now, if I am the naive one in this story please educate me. After all, this website is excellent a
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by TheSkyHasEyes 1mo ago
> It might push for cooperations outside the US-sphere. BRICS is just that for oil. The US is not indefatigable. As of March 2026 the nine largest foreign holders of US Treasury securities are Japan, UK, China, France and Canada. All nat
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by TheSkyHasEyes 1mo ago
> All this is going to achieve is pushing Canada much closer to other countries The world is watching this story just like the world watched Davos. Last night will encourage further decoupling of the US for nations other than Canada. idk
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by TheSkyHasEyes 1mo ago
Old guy checking in. This is the best reply I could find that matches my view. You might not escape but you can breathe better air if you try. Do you need a big house, do you need a shiny new vehicle, do you need to eat at restaurants twice
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by TheSkyHasEyes 2mo ago
Hey there, neat offering. I see you posted it before. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26500128 If you want this to have more traction engage with those of us who have/had questions. Please consider an example sect
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by TheSkyHasEyes 2mo ago
Never heard of this. Found a 2-minute overview of the original for the curious. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8AzDfEQxz0
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by TheSkyHasEyes 2mo ago
FTA > I can’t understand how we got to this place with “app culture” > Nobody here is talking about the fact that a significant number of users want apps, too. End users, for the most part don't know what they want. They take whe
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by TheSkyHasEyes 3mo ago
> I don't understand the huge upside for Starlink outside of Africa or India Many in Canada have no broadband options. My gf has this because otherwise, no internet access. Even cellphone reception is spotty where she is in rural Ca
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by TheSkyHasEyes 3mo ago
> can’t ....or won't.
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by TheSkyHasEyes 4mo ago
Similar story. I did have a pro subscription as a trial. I'm finding the free tier is as good(for my purposes) as the paid model.
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by TheSkyHasEyes 4mo ago
I use the trust but verify method. Build in snippets, review what AI spits out and chive on if it meets my satisfaction. I cannot blindly write something with AI and utilize it. Keeping build in steps keeps me as well as AI focused.
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by TheSkyHasEyes 4mo ago
https://techxplore.com/news/2026-05-centers-nearby-temperatu...
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by TheSkyHasEyes 4mo ago
10 - 15 years from now I won't be surprised if artifical eyes with IP(or some sort of digital connectivity) with either self-charging via solar or heat from our bodies will be a product.
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by TheSkyHasEyes 4mo ago
Eventually you come to realize the more things change the more they stay the same.
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by TheSkyHasEyes 4mo ago
https://virtualosmuseum.org/readme/#whats-included
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by TheSkyHasEyes 5mo ago
I didn't read their comment as a slight to the IT staff, just MIT's decision.
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by TheSkyHasEyes 5mo ago
This reminds me of the 'fine the johns to mitigate prostitution' argument.
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by TheSkyHasEyes 5mo ago
> What is the use case? I worked R&D on LoRa project a few years ago. Their use case was a long-range emergency communication system for workers in remote areas(no wifi, lte or LEO at that time). Now I see a bunch of applications in
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by TheSkyHasEyes 5mo ago
> enjoyed computing so much more in the 80's Also the days when you turned on a computer it was ready to rock within two seconds. A few friends were discussing video game load times throughout the years. Overall the elapsed times ha
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by TheSkyHasEyes 6mo ago
Of all the reading I've done on this story, your comment so far is the only post which would explain why linkedin is even doing this. If anyone else as any more info on the why, please share.
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by TheSkyHasEyes 6mo ago
Why would a browser(be designed to) care about this?
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by TheSkyHasEyes 6mo ago
MacOS IMHO is no longer a viable OS for people like us(who know what this website even is). MacOS26 along with Windows11 are enshittifying and in some ways it's glorious to see. I do feel bad for non-IT people though, Linux is daunting
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by TheSkyHasEyes 7mo ago
Any way to toggle full screen?
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by TheSkyHasEyes 7mo ago
I read elsewhere this may be partial reason why BC forged ahead. As Canada/US relationship is on the rocks and BC stopped waiting for the US to change.
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by TheSkyHasEyes 8mo ago
This tech is known as BPL(broadband over powerline) if you want to look further into it.

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