browningstreet

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by browningstreet 5d ago
Every Goodwill donation center takes everything you bring there. They even come out to your car and carry it in for you.
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by browningstreet 9d ago
> in 2022, mainstream and westoid virtualism opinion was ``china is cut off from the future now`` (cue the clownface here). ``we cut off chinas legs`` yadayada maybe where you were paying attention. were they also certain that americans
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by browningstreet 9d ago
Sure.. donation is easy, doesn't require a storage unit. When I've had storage units and spent time there, and saw open doors and what people had in theirs, I stand by my take. The whole point of the article posted above was that
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by browningstreet 9d ago
VPS is production. Linux dev box is my local big box. Macbook just lets me move about and do iOS development. Orca lets me run agents either on linux box or locally on the macbook depending on how I'm feeling, and Orca handles all the
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by browningstreet 9d ago
A lot of dev tools now support remote execution, even those used in corporate environments. And for orgs that need locked down dev instances under regulatory control, these tools fit that bill too. I don't think I'm operating outs
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by browningstreet 9d ago
I disagree with the last point -- it's a pain to gather a bunch of things up, put them in vehicles (or rent a truck), find a storage facility that isn't full, rent the unit, haul your things over to the unit.. all the while ignori
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by browningstreet 9d ago
Those parents will neither ask, nor accept the answer they hear.
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by browningstreet 10d ago
I use Claude/opencode and Orca and Hermes across my vpses, Macbook, Linux, and iOS devices. This is exactly how I want to keep working.
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by browningstreet 11d ago
I've had a few persistent thoughts since Friday: 1) Dario keeps appealing to Trump, who obviously wants nothing to do with him, and will bash on him every change he gets. Dario isn't learning and it almost feels like Sam and Elon
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by browningstreet 12d ago
If you think that's remotely viable, you'll be very surprised what most of the YC partners believe and post about on X.
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by browningstreet 12d ago
It would help if the journalist/bloggers at Techcrunch published article headlines that accurately reflected the story they themselves wrote.
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by browningstreet 15d ago
The amount of useless griping and sniping on HN has made it a less interesting and resourceful community. Moreso than the flood of AI news. Tagging may not help though. Even the latest Apple product announcement threads were just.. bad. Eve
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by browningstreet 15d ago
His X.com persona is def that of an asshole.
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by browningstreet 16d ago
I cross code and review between Deepseek v4 Flash and Claude Opus/Fable. I will do a full code review of my project with DS 4.1 F later today, but Claude makes a lot of mistakes that DS finds. Claude is slightly more ambitious about wh
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by browningstreet 16d ago
AirPods won't stay in my ears at all (and an ear test practitioner who modeled my ears validated my experience -- he said my ear canals will never hold buds), so it's Shokz forever, for me.
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by browningstreet 16d ago
Brand is brand. CEO is not brand.
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by browningstreet 17d ago
Why so helpless? Maybe try and solve the problem before complaining about it. Pedometer apps that pull from Apple Health and offer Watch face complications are a dime a dozen in the app store.
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by browningstreet 19d ago
Codex pharming on X should take a dip…
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by browningstreet 23d ago
Kinda like.. pianos?
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by browningstreet 24d ago
I’ve come this far without knowing who Ed Zitron is…
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by browningstreet 24d ago
Stepan Company, actually. But you’re right that Coca-Cola is the exclusive buyer.
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by browningstreet 26d ago
How is this different than Hex?
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by browningstreet 29d ago
Google pushes "password" down 2 layers of their interface. If you really want to use a password to authenticate, it's not always a first class citizen. Both Google and Microsoft call their apps Authenticator, so two identical
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by browningstreet 29d ago
I really thought this would be a 12 layer MFA demo showing the absurdity of our current painful & unsustainable MFA trends.
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by browningstreet 29d ago
Go research the green house gas emission projections for the end of Biden's term and the projections for Trump's administration. Hand-waving dismissiveness doesn't serve when there were, in fact, significant (and yet not suff
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by browningstreet 1mo ago
And..?
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by browningstreet 1mo ago
> That's the "stuff they have to deal with"? No. It's the offensive fraud vector coming from unsecured devices that account for a significant portion of the noise. Requiring device profiling aggravates this vector.
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by browningstreet 1mo ago
Because I never ever see anyone talking about using it, except for occasional reference to weights.
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by browningstreet 1mo ago
I’ve asked ChatGPT etc a few times how Hugging Face makes money. Never quite got to understanding . Good for them.
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by browningstreet 1mo ago
> Is there reason to believe that outcomes would be better with many small players? Like.. before? When we didn't have nationwide food recalls that had seeped into nationwide fast food chains and bagged products distributed into eve

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