cobertos

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by cobertos 4y ago
Huh, how much money did this end up making out of curiosity? Sustainable in any way?
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by cobertos 4y ago
A few developers will register multiple packages that are essentially the same package with small tweaks. They choose the names in a way to get the right keywords to hit from npmjs's search
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by cobertos 4y ago
TIL that photopea is not "Photo Pea"
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Google Messages is looking for SMS 'donations'(androidpolice.com)
2 points by cobertos 5y ago|0 comments
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by cobertos 5y ago
> It allows me to do things like write entire apps in minutes. Like you have your own framework? Or templates? I'm always curious to see other people's workflows if you have a link
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by cobertos 5y ago
There are companies that scrape Twitter and have human adjudicators who try to find buried but impactful trending news gems. I wonder if this stems from them...
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by cobertos 5y ago
Now if only you could add an EIP to a lambda function without a VPC NAT and the $20/mo minimum that comes with it.
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by cobertos 5y ago
Syncing music from Spotify is illegal under their Developer Policy, a client wanted to do it recently and it seemed iffy that you wouldn't eventually get shut down. Section iii, bullet 6: https://developer.spotify.com/p
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by cobertos 5y ago
I would love a platform like this as well. About 1 hour into an intensive search, I find that I have so many questions that are hard to Google that an expert would easily be able to walk me through. $50 for 20 minutes would be an incredible
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by cobertos 5y ago
I think this startup would have more of a chance if it was able to solve the Google/trust problem with medical advice. From my perspective as an ignorant consumer, Googling medical things always leaves me unsatisfied. I get too much mi
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by cobertos 5y ago
I agree though with your last point. I get a lot of queer content and it's usually very welcome. Though some niches in that subset that focus on discussion of harassment of queer people are much more anxiety inducing.
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by cobertos 5y ago
Perhaps the methodologies in the article itself are too abrasive (the specific conversation topics used), and I could see taking the side that, yeah, okay, there's some critique here. But the issue of not communicating for selfish ends
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by cobertos 5y ago
I disagree. I get this exact anxiety, but the anxiety needs to be challenged. The communication is what forms the bedrock of a healthy society that can talk about it's problems and needs and find it's way to the empathy of the dec
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by cobertos 5y ago
I walked by someone with a body cam yesterday who was stopping people to ask them about political beliefs in a abrasive way. People are definitely taking specifically crafted IRL things and using them as fuel in the digital space. Not in a
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by cobertos 5y ago
Horizontal scrolling isn't that bad on mobile devices. I wouldn't want to scroll one of these on desktop but it's so simple to just, flick through it with my finger on a phone. Just put it behind a media query when your deskt
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by cobertos 5y ago
And they say romance is dead lol
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by cobertos 5y ago
But that's the point OP is trying to make. It's an opt-out feature, and only once you know it's an issue and continuously making sure you're never opted back in.
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Tricks to Weigh Heavy Things(mechanicalelements.com)
2 points by cobertos 5y ago|0 comments
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by cobertos 5y ago
Not if they're instances related to critical infrastructure, like utility software vendors. Or just generally trying to sabotage their economy through hurting commercial entities
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by cobertos 5y ago
Feels like such a large article but a relatively simple concept? Though I can see how it would be quite the mind journey from the author's POV Basically our observations of phenomena only define those specific observations. Nothing is
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by cobertos 5y ago
Take with a grain of alt b/c I'm not blind and my accessibility training is not formal, just learned from a job. The built in mobile screen readers are not hard to setup. Enable in the settings and you can play around with it to g
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by cobertos 5y ago
It almost feels like we have to divest from the current technology landscape to be productive again
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by cobertos 5y ago
Who qualifies as a "safe registrar"?
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by cobertos 5y ago
I've gotten this message, but I also have ~8 Google accounts. I've deleted 2 so far, but 2 of the accounts have emails that are tied to one last important service that _will not_ let me change my email, no matter what I do. I&#x2
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by cobertos 5y ago
Very similar, but for servers, https://labgopher.com/ . It originated from the Reddit r/homelab sub
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by cobertos 5y ago
Ignorance most likely? I've noticed things getting worse, but everything in this article is new information to me. I also didn't know Huffington Post was written by contributors.
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by cobertos 5y ago
I think the harder part is determining how much you actually know about something, to know how much you can judge. My default nowadays is I never know enough, even in the fields I'm specialized in. Part of it is I think just a limit of
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by cobertos 5y ago
For searching in Google? I use Google with the Firefox mobile browser, yes. I also don't use voice commands on any platform, just transcription GBoard and I've had no issues.
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by cobertos 5y ago
uBlock works with Firefox's mobile browser
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by cobertos 5y ago
I believe I've gotten lucky, but I moved all my money from Fidelity (making, 7% I think?, in a money market? I couldn't understand their UI so I don't recall) to Wealthfront. It currently shows and it's made 15% - 35% ov

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