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by cogogo 6mo ago
I primarily use Apple maps and bounce back to google sometimes because I think the browser experience is so much better and it is faster to just type my terms right into ironically safari. Every time I do I think it is still simpler and sna
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by cogogo 6mo ago
This misalignment is especially bad at startups. In my experience security is only prioritized when driven by the customer and is largely a performative box checking exercise.
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by cogogo 6mo ago
Why oh why is openclaw an improvement for workouts and calorie tracking?
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by cogogo 6mo ago
You are right. I do think it is miraculous that the trajectory happened to bring the capsule into a solar eclipse and Mercury, Mars and Saturn are positioned in this way. This site helped me understand the current/past positioning[0].
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by cogogo 6mo ago
Appreciate the detailed response. I think it would be a borderline miraculous photo if they are planets aligned in that way. Zooming they look more like artifacts or galaxies to me. I spend a good amount of time looking at planets from eart
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by cogogo 6mo ago
Are the bright spots to the lower right in this photo galaxies or just camera artifacts[0]? Unreal photo either way. [0] https://images-assets.nasa.gov/image/art002e009301/art002e00...
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by cogogo 7mo ago
This is terrifying. I have not used agents because I do not have a sandbox machine I do not care about. Am I crazy to worry about a sandboxed agent running on my home network? Anyone experienced anything weird by doing that?
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by cogogo 7mo ago
Think this is pure piggyback marketing on what cloudflare did with next.js. In my experience a company that raised $30MM a month ago is extremely unlikely to be investing energy in cost rationalization/optimization. edit: saw the total
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by cogogo 7mo ago
Interesting. I now know why my windshield wipers quit for a sec when my vw auto stop/start kicks back on.
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by cogogo 8mo ago
The thing about that is the governments who most fear the governed are often extremely draconian. I actually do not think that it is constructive and it is precisely that fear that is driving things like voter suppression in the US.
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by cogogo 8mo ago
About 10 years ago I was at a startup that used one of the upstart 401k providers of the time. Logged in one day and could see several of my coworkers’ accounts. Really bad class of bug. Still not clear to me how they could have screwed up
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by cogogo 9mo ago
Some people definitely do but how do they go and address it? A fresh example in that it addresses pure misinformation. I just screwed up and told some neighbors garbage collection was delayed for a day because of almost 2ft of snow. Turns o
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by cogogo 9mo ago
Neighboring ski areas in Maine have just so so snow. NOAA Northeast snowpack map. One of my favorites. https://www.weather.gov/images/nerfc/ops/nohrsc_full_sd.png I usually use this one but the previous inclu
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by cogogo 10mo ago
I grew up playing pirated games on the Apple II 35 years ago. The fact that many people pirate is not an opinion.
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by cogogo 10mo ago
I am pretty self-sufficient and had colleagues who had been in the same role for 20+yrs that I could depend on. But they were also not local. Was weird but workable. Lots of sametime.
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by cogogo 10mo ago
Zero intention to speak badly of the deceased… Just an anecdote - I started at IBM in the early 2000s right out of college. At the time his immediate legacy was the divestiture of a big chunk of IBMs real estate. As a new IBMer that meant h
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by cogogo 10mo ago
Why is this is downvoted? What is the difference between the anger being expressed here and the anger of the original email recipient? Do I need to revisit the community guidelines? I assume this is the first time this person has seen the R
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by cogogo 10mo ago
It also has me musing… do they have good test coverage for their 27 debugging traps? And it must be such a headache to even functionally test your malware. What a time to be alive!
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by cogogo 10mo ago
I know I shouldn’t but I find it hilarious that whoever wrote this wrote the malware so explicitly. Something about functions like exfiltrateCredentials and clear comments for the backdoor makes me chuckle. They went through all the trouble
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by cogogo 10mo ago
I agree with this but I am not sure the personal risk of loss is very high with Apple. It is real but is it even on the same order of magnitude of losing your family photos in a house fire 30yrs ago? I used to keep a disk in a safe deposit
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by cogogo 10mo ago
The classic military maxim… slow is smooth and smooth is fast.
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by cogogo 10mo ago
That is a fast track from cars to societal collapse. But agree cars are terrifying. I live in what should be a walking friendly part of Boston that is very pedestrian unfriendly because drivers are overly aggressive, on their phones, or com
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by cogogo 10mo ago
Radio was already well monetized before TV came along. How was monetization a side-effect?
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by cogogo 11mo ago
Agree massive headache. Our kids go to the boys and girls club after school where they were playing roblox during computer time. Some parents apparently complained and it’s now banned. Not sure of that is local or nation-wide. They were kin
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by cogogo 11mo ago
Ha! thanks! My memory of this was way off. But I guess I liked the idea at the time if I remembered it at all decades later. Life has been evolving for a LONG time.
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by cogogo 11mo ago
It was also developed “iteratively” under extremely harsh selection criteria over a time scale that is so long it is almost impossible to reason about. An old geology textbook I had used the analogy of a geologic timeline that stretched fro
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by cogogo 11mo ago
I subscribe to the NYT and find it so irritating that they regularly prompt me to download their app from safari on ios I may cancel. I do not want their app ever.
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by cogogo 11mo ago
From a security perspective I am far more worried about AI getting cheaper than smarter. Seems like a tool that will be used to make attacking any possible surface more efficient at scale.
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by cogogo 11mo ago
First time enlistees are absolutely not given the option of whatever job they want ex ante unless they ask/push. Many/most are not negotiating up front. Maybe truck driver was a bad example but there are many jobs that either requ
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by cogogo 11mo ago
Clearly relevant regardless of opinion. https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/flock-safety

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