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by _lvbh 2y ago
The solution is to use something like privacy.com or Revolut & simply freeze the card allocated for Amazon when you aren’t expecting payment. Unfreeze it only for a few seconds when you’re actually paying for something
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Very informative read. I wonder if it’s start becoming more popular for people to compile & distribute Python byte code once the JIT is done similar to how Java does it.
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by _lvbh 2y ago
I’ve been using Framework 13 batch 1 with Fedora for quite a long time. Never had any issues whatsoever. Everything works out of the box
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Related: https://github.com/opentofu/registry/pull/824
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Suspicious new account. Russian bot? /s > so that valuable features and fixes are accepted based on their value to the community, regardless of their impact on any particular vendor. - https://opentofu.org It’s sad that
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by _lvbh 2y ago
I had a similar experience learning Chinese. Given the current geopolitical tensions, I opted to learn Japanese instead as to not raise ill will/suspicions.
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by _lvbh 2y ago
I agree. Even if it isn’t right, and will probably be damaging in the long run, cost cutting management will likely think this way and thus reduce the number of interns/juniors hired. They probably expect AI to replace programmers by t
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Check out that Makefile. It’s scary af: literally just downloading the latest release of a package not even controlled by the author with 0 documentation. What’s stopping the owner of that repo from uploading a supply chain attack which wil
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Cursor editor is a fork of VS Code, which was probably why he got it mixed up
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by _lvbh 2y ago
I think for people with fairly high experience, the current AI boom is definitely a win; improved productivity for simple tasks and responsive rubber duck to run your ideas by. However, for new grads, students, and even mid-level devs, when
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Isn’t Hong Kong still somewhat independent with its own government, laws, etc?
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Oh shit I did not know that. Is there any law against it or would I get fined in the UK? I’m Malaysian and all this has nothing to do with me so I wasn’t aware. I get my shirts and socks essentially randomly & sometimes the colors may u
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by _lvbh 2y ago
I’m in Malaysia. We still think RFID is a new thing
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Not OP but I still use mine quite frequently. - My family’s old subhz car keys are dying so I cloned it & use the flipper when the real one doesn’t work. It’s a car from before the 2000s so no security whatsoever. - Apartment, lift, gym
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by _lvbh 2y ago
I find them generally unresponsive. I have tickets from months ago that are still unanswered. Trying to move off them which is disappointing since they have such a convenient product.
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Can someone please point to some practical things implemented with these frameworks? I’m quite confused by what requires such complexity that wouldn’t be better done by humans
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Misconceptions probably come from Java or Python where a bunch of things are implicitly done for you. I much prefer Golang’s explicitness. The stuff with slices are confusing though
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Well, that’s depressing. Were EFF recommendations applied?
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by _lvbh 2y ago
> Negotiations for this treaty began in 2022, initiated by a controversial proposal from the Russian Federation. I would understand if this was coming from the states but why is the UN even considering such a proposal coming from Russia?
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Ah I had thought it was Electron because the code is near identical to desktop for most things (if you download the IPA and unpack it, you’ll find an asar archive with the JavaScript)
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Electron IOS apps are already a thing. I’m pretty sure Obsidian on IOS is electron.
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by _lvbh 2y ago
> Program privacy requirements You must do the following: Block cross-site cookies (i.e., third-party cookies) by default I wonder if chrome will implement their sandbox on IOS first because of this
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by _lvbh 2y ago
> The imessage-exporter binary exports iMessage data to txt or html formats It would be nice if you could also support protobuf such that we can easily work with the data structures in another language without having to deal with parsing
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Ask HN: What is the current SOTA transcription software accounting for accents?
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Btw, it can’t seem to find repos in organizations owned by an account.
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by _lvbh 2y ago
This is amazing. I like that it actually goes for the kill rather than the “oh but I’m just joking” tone of most LLM powered apps. > You’ve reverse engineered so many APIs, it’s like you’re trying to make a career out of being the ultima
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by _lvbh 2y ago
I’m from Malaysia and I can tell you barely anyone walks in the dense parts of cities. I do like walking but the smell of sewage and car exhaust is overwhelming. Much prefer the UK
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Why not https://pkg.go.dev/modernc.org/sqlite
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by _lvbh 2y ago
I’m working on something similar for IOS by running MITM & spoofing the response from wloc (API used to determine location based on Wii routers and cell towers). I was surprised that GPS is rarely ever used and almost always substitute
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by _lvbh 2y ago
Even if “live service bad”, Genshin Impact has been reverse engineered to death; you can run your own server, mod the game to get all the cosmetics, and do just about whatever you want.

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