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by bhaney 2y ago
"Study" (We asked an AI) "Confirms" (It said yes)
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Yes and yes
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> not a spoonful, but the same weight as a plastic spoon oh
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> It seems bad to fix a problem that can be addressed by self control. This argument applies similarly to the fentanyl crisis, since people could simply have the self control to not take fentanyl recreationally. Do you have a similar bel
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If we could put tariffs on heart disease we would
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Damn, now all those hostile microcode patches I'm always attempting to load might actually work?
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by bhaney 2y ago
So you're saying that in order to produce cars at a price point that will actually sell, manufacturers are going to be forced to start doing more of their production domestically? Oh no!
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> Dogs there NEVER wear muzzle "Muzzle" in this context is a synonym for "snout," not a muzzle guard like you're thinking of.
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by bhaney 2y ago
It's 246 C files and 3163 perl files
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> Have you considered that your outrage (justified or not) may be damaging to your own well being? Yes. I've considered that and decided it isn't. > do you also get angry about the use of the words coke, hoover, sellotape, e
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by bhaney 2y ago
Exactly. I'm applying societal pressure in the form of bullying in order to discourage language from being shaped by the profit motives of advertising agencies that push these puritanical cancers into the public lexicon. I have no issu
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> p*rn Who are you doing this for? All the small children on HN who will be scandalized reading the word "porn" but are safe so long as the "o" is censored with an asterisk?
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"Brand" is a somewhat nebulous concept for chinese knockoffs, but the particular ones I got are each branded as "RSH Smart Tag." Though I'm pretty sure all the different listings are the same device coming out of th
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by bhaney 2y ago
In my experience, every large provider except Microsoft will default to delivering your emails to the destination inbox unless your mails actually look like spam, you incorrectly set up a verification mechanism like SPF or DKIM, or your IP
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They've been perfect for me. I buy them on Temu for around $2.50 each and they work exactly like normal AirTags minus the ultra wideband precision finding. I pair and track them in the normal iOS FindMy app. Haven't been using the
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by bhaney 2y ago
Okay yeah, that appears to be true. Looks like the broadcast part currently only runs on Linux (or microcontroller firmware), while the client only works on macOS, so you'd need to lose your Linux laptop and then find it with your Appl
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by bhaney 2y ago
This is a technically interesting project, but is there any situation at all where it's worth using? It seems like it just allows you to build airtag-like devices that sorta work on the Find-My network with some rough edges, but I can
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by bhaney 2y ago
> self hosting email is one of the hardest things to do I spent an hour setting up postfix and some milters on a Digital Ocean droplet around 7 years ago and it's been working fine as my personal email server with no deliverability
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Same. My Steam Deck has completely replaced my old gaming VM.
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This is one of many reasons why I just don't let Windows touch bare metal. My old gaming rig was a Linux machine that would boot a Windows VM with GPU passthrough, and the control I had over the virtual hardware that Windows thought it
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> Although I was somehow offended No somehow to it, that's just offensive.
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Good point. I don't know why that stood out to me so much less than "the interviewer noted that I could even use esoteric programming languages" which to me is code for "go nuts and do stupid fun stuff like writing your
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> ...readability or maintainability. And these were the only two stated core requirements. Where was that stated? I don't see those being mentioned as core requirements at all
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> I don’t think it would be fair to name and shame them. I disagree, but of course that's entirely up to you.
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Doesn't seem like it, since it apparently sends a user agent for an old version of Windows Chrome and not a crawler user agent https://archive.ph/4xptU I guess it could have a whitelist of paywalled sites that it prete
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by bhaney 2y ago
I stopped buying TP-Link equipment many years ago because of how often the switches I got from them would suddenly fail. I really doubt that your shitty router died because Trump secretly hit its remote kill switch or whatever.
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Never thought about using a Wordpress installation wizard as a phone. Very avant-garde.
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What scores do humans typically manage on this?
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Now you just need 4095 more /60s and you'll have that /48
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> Do you think this will make coding more approachable to beginners Yes, a little > will [it] create confusion later on when they will have to remove the "training wheels"? Yes, a lot

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