ajdude

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   by ajdude 3y ago

   I'm a very happy user of strongbox: https://strongboxsafe.com/ I currently sync my vault via WebDAV and they even support storing the local keyfile.
2. 602.▲
   by ajdude 3y ago

   ChatGPT never gave ELIZA a fair shot since only a fraction of the responses ever made it through.
3. 603.▲
   by ajdude 3y ago

   I noticed this too, and it was surprising. The latest Ada standard just came out last year and it's on the stack exchange questionnaire for the first time ever. It seems to be having a resurgence.
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   by ajdude 3y ago

   Also see: > Telly to Give Away 500k Free 4K TVs with a Second Screen Showing Constant Ads > 12 hours ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35948916
5. 605.▲
   by ajdude 3y ago

   > What’s new and different: The unit has a 9-inch-high second screen, affixed to the bottom of the set, which is real estate Telly will use for displaying news, sports scores, weather or stocks, or even letting users play video games. An
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   To keep your account active, log in at least every 30 days(help.twitter.com)

   10 points by ajdude 3y ago|12 comments
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   The ISO standard for Ada 2022 has been published(iso.org)

   2 points by ajdude 3y ago|0 comments
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   by ajdude 3y ago

   I have a Feedbin account to sync RSS between my devices. I use NetNewsWire to view those RSS feeds. I have an RSS feed that captures hackernews posts that make it to the front page, a couple RSS feeds to some YouTube channels that I follow
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   by ajdude 4y ago

   I wouldn't be surprised if OpenAI people are scouring hackernews. I still remember that one time someone posted that GPT3 was leaking its own source code[1] and within the hour not only was that post flagged, but ChatGPT was down for i
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    Very similar to Ada'a switch statement, which utilities "case .. when". I don't think Ada can utilize regex in their switch statements but they can do neat things like convert a string into its corresponding enumeration.
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    Let's not forget that Microsoft is still pulling off these kinds of schemes (as of 2020) https://keivan.io/the-day-appget-died/
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    I posted about something similar the other day[1] where this was found in nearly all of their product models that were translated [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35652424
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    I'm from Delaware; I was speaking with my local representative about it a couple days ago. She said that even if the governor vetoed the bill (he vetoed it once before), both the house and the senate were ready and have the means to ov
14. 614.▲
    by ajdude 4y ago

    You can view the history of who contributed what: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:History/Alt-right_pipe...
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    > and they can’t be flushed out [2] — right? This works for other forever chemicals, it may work for micro plastics: > Regular Blood Donations Can Reduce Toxic Forever Chemicals in the Bloodstream: Study > https://theswa
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    >All that tracking data will be sent back to the mothership. First, Apple will deny that there's data collection. Then they will say they're keeping the data private. Then they will say it's being only being used for &quot
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    I'm curious about this too
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    The Saga of IPFS (or why Cloudflare is hosting a mirror of everything on libgen)(jackie.technologists.cloud)

    2 points by ajdude 4y ago|0 comments
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    AI Language model product search(proshop.fi)

    1 points by ajdude 4y ago|0 comments
20. 620.▲
    by ajdude 4y ago

    I came here to recommend Kagi. We should support search engines that aren't ad incentivized or trying to mine our personal data.
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    Someone in a friend group I'm in was complaining that the mastodon instance they are part of was shutting down because the admins just didn't feel like running it any further. He was distressed because we won't be able to eas
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    Yeah but this is par for the course for android, it's less about android auto and more about Google being Google. Reclaim your privacy. Buy an iPhone.
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    My plan is actually to set up a mastodon instance on my own domain exclusively for myself, and I will be the only user. From what I can see, people from other mastodon instances will still be able to interact with me and my posts?. Is that
24. 624.▲
    by ajdude 4y ago

    Why was this flagged?
25. 625.▲
    by ajdude 4y ago

    Coincidentally, Ada optionally supports garbage collection in its specifications but it's up to the runtime to implement it.
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    This right here! The Internet archive had a really good thing going, I've been donating, digitizing, and uploading to IA for years. They were playing with fire, we all this coming, and I'm very frustrated with them over this.
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    Seconding Prologue. I have successfully listened to many audiobooks with it on Plex
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    by ajdude 4y ago

    I welcome all new non-chromium based browsers.
29. 629.▲
    by ajdude 4y ago

    Same here. I finally got back after rapidly tapping the back button enough times.
30. 630.▲
    by ajdude 4y ago

    As a 33-year-old with no family, I'm happy to finally have a chance to go back in the office again.