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Paul Graham on Bloom Tech(twitter.com)
3 points by colinhb 2y ago|1 comments
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Apple announces changes to iOS, Safari, and the App Store in the European Union(apple.com)
2108 points by colinhb 3y ago|2485 comments
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by colinhb 3y ago
Agree in part but also I think Terry is such an outlier (though also generous and humble) that it’s hard to extrapolate from this example to a more general case
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by colinhb 3y ago
Different issue -- the medium that the cells grow and multiply in has FBS as constituent. Most of the cultured meat companies rely on it, though upstream there are a number of companies working to develop "serum-free" media with t
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by colinhb 4y ago
At first glance it looks like Muse[1], built by Heroku alum, caught Apple's attention. [1]: https://museapp.com
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by colinhb 5y ago
In my experience in NL makelaars (brokers) serve particular niches, and I expect they can outcompete larger firms that don’t understand the neighborhood or municipal market as well, the market segment (roughly price), the kind of buyer&#x2F
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by colinhb 5y ago
Very cool. Would love a similar project for old Depraz / Digimouse design. https://www.oldmouse.com/mouse/logitech/digimouse.shtml
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by colinhb 5y ago
Applaud you working to track this down! For others following this trail: 1. The linked Life360 privacy policy has two parts, the first part is non-EEA, the second part is EEA: https://support.life360.com/hc/en-us/a
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by colinhb 5y ago
Easiest way to discover would probably be going through the signup flow in the EU
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by colinhb 5y ago
This is a couple of years old, but look at the data transfer notifications for Life360, which are required under GDPR: > https://twitter.com/alexbremora/status/1211336821747179527
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The evidence that Reddit user MaxwellHill is Ghislaine Maxwell(old.reddit.com)
25 points by colinhb 5y ago|1 comments
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by colinhb 6y ago
This is an April Fools joke, so there’s nothing to see. But if you want a browsable interface to OpenBSD’s repos (no CVS knowledge required), you can use either the project’s CVSweb [1] or the GitHub mirrors [2]. [1]: http://cvsw
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by colinhb 6y ago
Think that’s a legit take. Agree 100% about reencoding — I’ve only used it for minidlna and mpd. I’ve also only run openbsd on apus so haven’t experienced the serial port installer issues. Didn’t know that would be an issue for modern linux
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by colinhb 6y ago
My favorite platform is PC Engines APU 2. Consider something like the apu2e4 with its aluminum case and a msata card. I turn them into routers, media servers, Bitcoin nodes, etc. More expensive than Pies but I’ve had great success with them
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by colinhb 6y ago
I've wanted to move a small, Postgres-backed web app (written in Go) to SQLite, but one of the hurdles is that we deploy to Heroku (which famously has an ephemeral filesystem). Since the web app runs on a single, always-on dyno, seems
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by colinhb 6y ago
One datapoint: this recently changed, but I worked for years in a very multinational context, where people/names from my home country/language (America/English) were in the minority of people I emailed, called, interacted wit
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by colinhb 6y ago
I think similarly, but after giving the notes app a shot for a few days, I went back to a text doc on iCloud Drive. I never really made notes on my phone, and I like being able to stay in my text editor (acme) on macOS. For me, the presenta
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We can now edit the human genome – how far should we go? [video](pbs.org)
55 points by colinhb 6y ago|66 comments
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by colinhb 6y ago
Excited that you're considering JMAP! Hopefully it solves some of the pain-points of implementing IMAP and makes it easier to deliver a great UX. If e.g. Mimestream can deliver as good a UX with a Fastmail account (or Cyrus IMAP or Dov
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by colinhb 6y ago
Abstract: > We explore the application of transformer-based language models to automated theorem proving. This work is motivated by the possibility that a major limitation of automated theorem provers compared to humans – the generation
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Generative Language Modeling for Automated Theorem Proving(arxiv.org)
3 points by colinhb 6y ago|1 comments
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Jupyter in the wet lab(ivynatal.com)
4 points by colinhb 6y ago|0 comments
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by colinhb 6y ago
I am an American living in Netherlands, and policing is very different here. Think Dutch police (or at least Amsterdam police) have a much more positive impact on neighborhoods than American police (or DC / San Francisco police). I hav
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by colinhb 6y ago
> Not sure where you got "physical" hierarchy. Here is the debian explanation of -P: What's the relationship between the letter P and the behavior of the option -P? Same for the letter L and the behavior of -L, and the let
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NFX Fast Seed Funding: 9 Days to Decision(nfx.com)
1 points by colinhb 7y ago|0 comments
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by colinhb 7y ago
Small World Catering is great! They’re still doing some take-out out business through the window. (During Coronavirus, I mean.)
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by colinhb 7y ago
Good coffee, nice people. They're my neighbors in Amsterdam.
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by colinhb 7y ago
Think of a donut. Think of a vertical plane through the donut. The plane has two disconnected circles on it. Imagine trying to move the two circles apart. They resist your effort because they are attached together through their three-dimens
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by colinhb 7y ago
This biographical sketch is well-written, concise, and complete (or at least it appears to be). It includes many quotes and photos that I hadn’t seen before. But I can imagine that some readers will be left wondering what was so remarkable
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by colinhb 7y ago
> 2) Why choose a number like 6% when it's currently at 3.8%? GP appears to be using 2% mortality rate

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