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by codethief 2mo ago
> That voting has obviously been done by people who have never read the original texts of the people for whom they have voted. That's a rather wild claim, given that the article says > The survey was conducted among 100 of today&
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by codethief 2mo ago
> The only downside is that because of Jujutsu snapshots it can't be used inside sandbox (since all jj commands are mutating) I guess it depends? You could certainly start with another repo clone that's separate from the one yo
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by codethief 2mo ago
> He got personal visits from both Ballmer and Gates that pressured him to stay with Microsoft[2] but did not balk. So he did not refuse to comply, i.e. complied? I think the parent is right: Grandparent probably meant "he did not b
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by codethief 2mo ago
What cards & banks does it work with these days? Last time I checked, it wasn't really a serious alternative.
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by codethief 2mo ago
Github repo by the paper's authors: https://github.com/sbaresearch/transcript-consistency/
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Encrypted, but wrong: Group chats vulnerable to manipulated content(heise.de)
4 points by codethief 2mo ago|1 comments
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by codethief 2mo ago
> better version of Jira Nah, man. I would be a LOT more productive if I didn't have to wait all day for Jira tickets to load every single time, or that dropdown to load, or that popover to show, …
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by codethief 2mo ago
Another Firefox for Android user here. I get popups nudging me to install their app all the time.
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by codethief 2mo ago
From the The Guardian article: > As well as living matter, inorganic substances also crash to earth, including seeds, stones and sand. However, these pale in comparison to the mighty ice blocks. January 2000 saw several chunks weighing u
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by codethief 2mo ago
Nah. I just put a regular `main.py` with some if __name__ == "__main__": ... in my src/ folder. Done.
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by codethief 2mo ago
Seconding this request!
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by codethief 2mo ago
Until a few minutes ago there was a countdown page. (The weights haven't been released yet.) The countdown should be over in 19min, not sure why we're suddenly getting a 404.
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by codethief 2mo ago
Yes, see https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jul/23/cop-city-pro... . The OP is a response to this, as has been pointed out several times here in this discussion.
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by codethief 2mo ago
I would love a blog post on this, in case you ever considered writing one!
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by codethief 2mo ago
IIRC there was a blog post here on HN recently explaining in detail why Anubis doesn't keep out AI bots.
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by codethief 2mo ago
> (Related lesson from my 10 years employed by GitHub: they almost never do the git gc you’d expect to remove commits so once you push a commit: it’s likely there forever and identifiable by that same hash from anywhere in the fork netwo
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by codethief 2mo ago
> those long-standing rules may no longer make sense, in a world where 1. it no longer takes even a weekend to build the niche, perfectly custom tool and 2. the maintenance / feature requests side is also just a prompt away. …as are
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by codethief 2mo ago
> But very sad he has no (real) tips on dealing with hand fatigue I also spent a good amount of time in academia (math & physics), wrote everything by hand (dozens of pages per day), and I, too, suffered from serious hand fatigue &am
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by codethief 3mo ago
Incidentally, Claude Code has been very buggy for me lately (much more so than before). Lots of TUI rendering issues causing, e.g., the conversation history to be garbled etc.
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by codethief 3mo ago
Same in Firefox for Android!
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by codethief 3mo ago
Great article. I would love to see a similar article about how POS credit card / debit card payments work in the US/Europe, depending on whether you use the card's magnet stripe, chip or your phone (Apple Pau/Google Pay&
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by codethief 3mo ago
As was mentioned countless times here on HN, the fork didn't get merged not because of any no-AI policy but because the Zig maintainers considered it to be of poor quality and were already working on more comprehensive improvements to
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by codethief 3mo ago
It's not even a fix for the harness, as the calling user account's permissions are usually still enough to exfiltrate or manipulate data. See also https://simonwillison.net/2025/Jun/16/the-lethal-tri
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by codethief 3mo ago
As the sibling already said, this doesn't work/help in most cases. See https://simonwillison.net/2025/Jun/16/the-lethal-trifecta/ for a different explanation of the issue.
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by codethief 3mo ago
Interesting, I didn't realize Maps.me used to be open-source! I suppose this is the code (from five years ago): https://github.com/mapsme/omim
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by codethief 3mo ago
And here's the non-PDF link: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.11.14.623689v1
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by codethief 3mo ago
The sun in northern countries in summer is less intense?
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by codethief 3mo ago
To everyone saying that this has always been a problem: The issue is the scale of the problem. Deleting the occasional spam email by hand is not a big deal but once you're getting flooded with spam emails, you better have a good spam f
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by codethief 3mo ago
That makes sense! I wasn't aware of min_version for some reason, thanks so much!
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by codethief 3mo ago
> Bonus points for it running fine on Linux, too. I haven't really been able to use outlook.office.com in anything but Edge, which on my Windows machine automatically authenticates with M365. In other browsers I regularly get stuck

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