bodhi_mind

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by bodhi_mind 1y ago
While I think the concept is really cool, I instantly think that majority of users are hobbiest individuals who don’t want to pay. Are you finding traction?
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by bodhi_mind 1y ago
I definitely notice an increase in local (my backyard) mosquito activity if I accidentally leave standing water around. So I can see this working.
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by bodhi_mind 1y ago
Devils ivy, aka Pothos. I just got on a kick and bought 7 varieties. Not sure what attracted me to them but it’s nice to have some green in my life.
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by bodhi_mind 1y ago
Is there a concept of purple team in cybersecurity where a team does both roles? Or does that break the purpose of both teams?
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by bodhi_mind 1y ago
Thanks so much, that really means a lot! I'm actively upgrading the feed right now: more vendors, faster signal (closer to real-time), and smarter triage to cut through the noise. I’m also shaping a Pro tier and would love your input.
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by bodhi_mind 1y ago
Not yet, but I’m planning to roll one out later this week! Are you in cybersecurity or just tracking vulnerabilities for fun/work?
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by bodhi_mind 1y ago
My real-time security alert feed picked this up before the major news outlets: https://zerodaypublishing.com/feed
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Show HN: ZeroDayPublishing – Real-time CVE alerts with filtering and digests(zerodaypublishing.com)
2 points by bodhi_mind 1y ago|0 comments
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by bodhi_mind 1y ago
Side note, I’m pretty sure you can send iMessage on a cruise ship when connected to their WiFi with no internet package because apple has a mesh network between unrelated devices and finds one with an internet endpoint to funnel messages in
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by bodhi_mind 2y ago
You’re stuck on being certain we’re looking at the dark side. My point of wide angle lens is maybe we’re not looking at it in a crescent state after all, the angles just appear that way due to the lens. You can see the illumination state
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by bodhi_mind 2y ago
Wide angle lens could explain it. We see the earth is not fully illuminated in one of the pictures. And the “curve” of the lunar surface is most likely from wide angle lens.
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by bodhi_mind 2y ago
I’m a software developer by trade but also program art creation tools as a hobby. Funny thing is, at work, code is definitely a means to an end. But when I’m doing it for an art project, I think of the code as part of the art :) the process
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by bodhi_mind 2y ago
I was literally thinking about how we dance watching my 1 year old instinctively bounce the rhythm of music and then looked at my dog just lovingly stare into my eyes. I’ve only seen humans dance.
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by bodhi_mind 2y ago
Relax, it doesn’t need to actually do that because it installs malware and steals all your keys /s?
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by bodhi_mind 2y ago
https://www.justsecurity.org/107087/tracker-litigation-legal...
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by bodhi_mind 2y ago
Fwiw, betaflight for acro flight is probably the best. Tuning is dead simple. Filtering is possibly the best. That said, I don’t need much else because I just fly acro mode 100% of the time.
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by bodhi_mind 2y ago
I guess I see quantum computing with some kind of romantic potential. New job descriptions, endless creative opportunities to solve new problems and work in a new blossoming technology. Maybe this is naive.
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Ask HN: Future Proofing Career (Quantum computing?)
1 points by bodhi_mind 2y ago|2 comments
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by bodhi_mind 2y ago
People want to find the secret to living with joy in their lives. Someone who “quits caffeine” has enough mindfulness to have noticed something wasn’t quite right in their life and they had the courage to try and change it. That mindset rig
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by bodhi_mind 2y ago
A lot of actual research is being done on how gut microbiota affects inflammation, disease, immune system. Obviously health is a complicated subject that includes genetics and environment.
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by bodhi_mind 3y ago
>That's a statement of faith. Aren’t all decisions based on probability and statistics (science and medicine) “faith” based?
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by bodhi_mind 3y ago
I think this is a common superstition among surfers waiting for a set to roll in
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by bodhi_mind 3y ago
I just began the 5/3/1 strength training method. I’d like to use gymnastic rings for most of my accessory work to try and get a nice balance of strength and flexibility.
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by bodhi_mind 3y ago
What styles are you making? I made a dandelion flower dry mead and it tastes decent after 6 months but feels flabby. I’m experimenting with adding some acid to balance it out.
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by bodhi_mind 3y ago
Maybe I misunderstood the op, but isn’t the mechanical faucet and our body’s temperature receptors this “fine control with feedback loop”?
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by bodhi_mind 3y ago
I thought attribution is required only if you redistribute the code. That’s why saas businesses don’t need to attribute when using open source code on their backend. Maybe a similar concept could be used for training data. I’m far from an e
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by bodhi_mind 3y ago
For the record, I don’t care what tech they decided to use, but I don’t see why the features you listed couldn’t be implemented with ESP32. Sounds like a fun project actually.
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by bodhi_mind 3y ago
Potatoes are far from nutritionally complete. They’re missing complete proteins, essential fatty acids, and other vitamins/micro nutrients. Great to have in a short term famine, but definitely not for surviving long term.
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by bodhi_mind 3y ago
I understand your perspective, but it's essential to consider the historical context and systemic impact of discriminatory practices such as redlining. While affirmative action aims to address the long-standing inequalities faced by ma
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by bodhi_mind 3y ago
Basically the equivalent of a lighter than “air” craft but in a different fluid. I wonder if there’s a word for a craft that controls its buoyancy regardless of medium?

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