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by cmsj 12y ago
I'm sure this is a great little product and well worth trying, but I figured I'd just mention that for keeping track of my team (distributed across USA/EU/APJ), I have added various relevant timezones to the clock widget
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by cmsj 12y ago
Indeed. I am making it better all the time, just looking to multiply the results :)
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Where to look for open source project contributors these days
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by cmsj 12y ago
Yeah, it's the "when" in "when no one needs to work one of these jobs" that I take issue with, I think that a lot of things that we might think of as being easily automated with some domain-specific AI, are actually
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by cmsj 12y ago
Good luck finding enough people who will be passionate about cleaning your office, or collecting your trash, or driving your Uber, or processing your DMV application, or building your new house, or stripping your old laptop for recycling, o
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by cmsj 12y ago
Perhaps the difficulty is in you and you should reflect on that?
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by cmsj 12y ago
More people accepting the problem, reading up on the experiences of those facing discrimination, and thinking about what they can do to change themselves and those around them. That seems like a pretty good starting point, no? Whatever you
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by cmsj 12y ago
Not a particularly new thing for Jason ;)
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by cmsj 12y ago
I really like this idea. A range of cars from Tesla, deeply integrated into the Apple ecosystem, would seem like a pretty sweet place to be. Apple can certainly solve Tesla's cash problem. Distribution probably takes care of itself whe
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by cmsj 12y ago
I tend to think that buying any of the big silicon fab companies would probably be in Apple's interests. They generate the kind of cash you need to be able to invest in the huge R&D costs needed to sustain Moore's Law, and the
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by cmsj 12y ago
Maybe just accept your inevitable oblivion, go quietly into the night and let history make of you what it will?
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by cmsj 12y ago
I wondered if it was a deliberate device to make us feel the confusing complexity that can't just be neatly explained by a simple voiceover narrative, which was kinda the point of the show.
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by cmsj 12y ago
If you don't wantto have your car stolen it's common sense to not own a car. If you don't want your money to be stolen it's common sense to be broke. If you don't want your kids to be kidnapped it's common sens
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by cmsj 12y ago
whether or not she's a hypocrite doesn't change the facts of her assertions about Linus being an abusive leader (assuming that's what your charge of hypocrisy relates to).
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by cmsj 12y ago
Mjolnir takes a very minimalist approach, you install the main app, then install luarocks and pull in all the plug-in modules with that. We wanted to ship as many modules as we could, with the app, so it would be more immediately useful out
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by cmsj 12y ago
I'm one of the maintainers of Hammerspoon. For some context, this is a fork of an app that's been posted to HN before - Mjolnir. We wanted to take things in a slightly more integrated direction than sdegutis, so we are building on
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by cmsj 12y ago
Thanks, that's a good point. I'm tempted to actually just make the "why" section be a link to that guide, because any brief list would be woefully incomplete (as is the guide, but at least we're working on that!) Ed
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by cmsj 12y ago
This will be the same as most of the other comments here, but whatever. I had long hair in my early 20s, but by the end of that decade I was thinning considerably - family trait that I had worse than my father's generation. I tried to
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by cmsj 12y ago
Thanks :) We'd love to get feedback about Hammerspoon, or suggestions for plugins we could add. Feel free to drop by #hammerspoon on Freenode, or file issues at https://github.com/Hammerspoon/hammerspoon
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by cmsj 12y ago
said fork is Hammerspoon - http://www.hammerspoon.org/
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by cmsj 12y ago
Would be awesome if beacons could trigger workflows :) Very impressive app though. My first workflow was a Share Extension to print stuff to PDF and save it into iCloud Drive.
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by cmsj 12y ago
Likely because they can only open apps that implement URL schemes.
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by cmsj 12y ago
+1 on the networking angle, although Intel does have Thunderbolt, which at least gets you 10Gb peer-to-peer networking if your hardware and OS support it. It does seem very weird that 10Gb copper networking has existed since 2006, but hasn&
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by cmsj 12y ago
This isn't about the terminal. Your card, which sees itself as a payer of AUD, gets a request for a transaction in GBP. This research suggests it will authorize the transaction even if it is above whatever normal local limit you have o
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by cmsj 12y ago
You've somewhat misrepresented how this works. You can't steal money "out of everyone's card". The card doesn't contain any money, it's not a digital wallet. It's an authorization mechanism. You could
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by cmsj 12y ago
Yup. FSF's licenses are rooted in copyright, they say nothing about users, only distributors, because usage doesn't involve copying. AGPL would be a notable exception though. The GPL licenses give users freedom by forcing distribu
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by cmsj 12y ago
Yup. The reality is that you can't defeat the NSA unless you are able to design and fab your own silicon without any third party involvement, are able to write and audit your own crypto code with zero bugs, and are able to physically p
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by cmsj 12y ago
The way you laid out a rational and logical argument, supported by evidence, instead of just displaying your unexamined privilege through an argument by assertion, was very impressive. Wait, no, the other thing.
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by cmsj 12y ago
Questionable whether this is particularly interesting yet, but Mjolnir is going to be awesome. Much wider scope in terms of what you'll be able to automate :)
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by cmsj 12y ago
Everything is worse with IPMI :) (as for half-way mitigations like dumping firmware, I would suggest that that is a fairly worthless option, malicious firmware would likely be able to return clean data to the dumper, unless it was a hardwar

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