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by _lvbh 8mo ago
100% agree even as someone who grew up around people speaking mandarin. I still cannot write despite having taken the language in both GCSEs and IB, while also living in the country for 3+ years. i can speak the language just enough to get
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by _lvbh 8mo ago
First try I got 0/5 with 3 false positives, by the third i got 4/5 with 1 false positive. it's getting scary, i don't know how much longer we can tell humans apart from AI
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by _lvbh 8mo ago
stop thinking of open source as padding for resume. you'll mostly be disappointed unless you're very lucky.
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by _lvbh 8mo ago
the current spikes tempt me to sell off my home lab. a mac mini to sell to the open claw bros, 5tb HDD, Intel NUC, some SSDs, and a 5 year old dell laptop. can always buy back after the crash.
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by _lvbh 8mo ago
Surely this is fraud? Unfortunately they have too much money and connections for anything to ever happen.
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by _lvbh 8mo ago
Looking at the contributor analytics: https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/graphs/contributors Doesn't look like he was, but then looking at the actual commit list: https://github.com/ublu
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by _lvbh 8mo ago
I'd take consistent but annoying over pleasantly occasionally explosive
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by _lvbh 8mo ago
This is psychotic, but unfortunately I can see so many of my friends using something like this. Dark path the world is going down
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by _lvbh 8mo ago
Flagged. All accounts commenting on this are newly created bootlickers
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by _lvbh 8mo ago
It took me 4 years from learning to code and getting my first check. My writing from 4 years ago (at 16 yrs old) is extremely cringe but here's a link: https://infosecwriteups.com/how-i-earned-47000-usd-as-a-high... A
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Tell HN: Deskflow is getting spammed with AI-slop PRs
4 points by _lvbh 9mo ago|1 comments
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by _lvbh 9mo ago
Yes and no. For the intended purpose of learning? Not at all. If you're legitimately interested in the subject, you'll learn more on your own. For improving your prospects? Definitely. Say you were unlucky enough to be born in the
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by _lvbh 9mo ago
For me, it's a nice way to keep up with what's happening without going through the effort of following the right people in the right places. It's a stretch to call it a community though, although perhaps my definition may be
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Show HN: App to spoof GPS location on iOS without jailbreaking(github.com)
21 points by _lvbh 9mo ago|4 comments
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by _lvbh 9mo ago
I've never actually compared so I don't know if there's a better one for the price but the one I bought was "Zealsound RGB Recording Microphone With Articulated Arm/USB Condenser Mic with Tripod" The sound qual
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by _lvbh 9mo ago
A £20 USB microphone from Aliexpress. The audio quality is so much better than laptop or headphone microphone
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by _lvbh 9mo ago
うっせぇわ (Usseewa) was a big one back during COVID. I remember people hacking into the school broadcast system and playing it everywhere. https://youtube.com/watch?v=Qp3b-RXtz4w
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by _lvbh 9mo ago
For me, CP-SAT is the "dumb" solution that works in a lot of situations. Whenever a hackathon has a problem definable in constraints, that tends to be the first path I take and generally scores top 5
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Conduit (Rust Matrix Server) v0.10.11 another critical vulnerability(conduit.rs)
10 points by _lvbh 9mo ago|0 comments
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by _lvbh 9mo ago
I do have that as well. I've noticed that sometimes all network connections out of the country gets blocked. With syncthing, there are relays within China that can be used which may be in less restrictive provinces. Kind of a best case
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by _lvbh 9mo ago
> Start with the low hanging fruit: your family. Not always a good recommendation. A huge reason I was isolated before university was because of excessive control from my family. I'd personally say sports or other common outdoor act
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by _lvbh 9mo ago
My university has one exposed to the internet, and it's still not patched. Everyone is on holiday and I have no idea who to contact.
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by _lvbh 10mo ago
I wander. Take the bus somewhere far, spin around a few times, and just start walking for hours in a random direction. Pray there is a bus line near wherever I end up. Not having to plan anything feels very freeing
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by _lvbh 10mo ago
It's another level of insane to put hard limits for self hosted open source software. I'm surprised so few people in the thread have just changed the source code and build it themselves.
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by _lvbh 10mo ago
> upload mp3s to their phone over a USB cable like it's 2004 again, just so they can avoid paying Spotify? I do that not because I don't want to pay Spotify, but because it is more convenient. I want all of my music in one plac
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by _lvbh 10mo ago
I personally believe that life is better if you do what you are naturally good at versus something you're interested in. I was lucky that I am both good at and interested in tech. The LSAT doesn't feel too difficult, especially th
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by _lvbh 10mo ago
Indeed looks suspicious. This app takes control of your WhatsApp account. Could easily be malicious
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by _lvbh 10mo ago
That's what I usually use. The packet tunnel method is used if you want everything to be fully local. My plan was to make an app that can locally spoof your location on iOS without a third party able to MITM.
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by _lvbh 10mo ago
This is fun, but the fact that it is now so easy to process a massive amount of social media data to extract a person's political leanings, hobbies, etc and infer information about them scares me. It only takes one government change (c
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by _lvbh 10mo ago
Took me a month to learn jujutsu. Was initially a skeptic but pulled through. Git was always easy to me. Its model somehow just clicks in my brain. So when I first switched to jj, it made a lot of easy things hard due to the lack of staging

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