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by corobo 2y ago
Do you not have sentence structures along the line of "I wanted the premium model but it was out of my budget so I went for the next best thing"? I get we're trying to go for "next [best thing]" but yeah I (also UK)
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by corobo 2y ago
1xx - this is the websocket connection if you want to watch what it's doing
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by corobo 2y ago
I'd love a tech write up from the YouTube folks starting from when someone was wondering "Why is all this data waking up from the lukewarm storage layer today lmao" opens HN "ah ok"
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by corobo 2y ago
Isn't that what labellers do? Eg this shows if a post has differing create/index dates https://bsky.app/profile/backdate.mozzius.dev
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by corobo 2y ago
Likely referencing Firefox's enhanced tracking protection. You can control it with the lil purple shield icon to the left of the address bar (not that you're obliged to disable it for some website just because they asked, of cours
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by corobo 2y ago
As a possible counter to > but if you’re looking for iOS/iPadOS/macOS/tvOS, note that NextDNS does not work well on these If your situation supports it I've had zero issues (since May 2021) using NextDNS via tailscale
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by corobo 2y ago
Firefox and uBlock Origin at the browser level on desktop/laptop. For trackers specifically Firefox also has its built in tracking protection. NextDNS at the network level for all of my devices that support tailscale[1] wherever they m
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by corobo 2y ago
Yes but cuts deals, which is what the title says, is ambiguous. Those are some load bearing pluralisations right there.
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by corobo 2y ago
Maybe what he really wanted was a super duper whipped cream topped pumpkin spiced coffee and sprinkles but thought he'd save you guys the hassle and just order something that can be poured out of a jug Poor misunderstood Ballmer :(
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by corobo 2y ago
The people I know that would be affected by this just get duty free from corner shops under the table now. Last I heard it's around 8 quid for 50g of rolling tobacco instead of £38 buying legit. Wouldn't be surprised to find out t
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by corobo 2y ago
Sweet! I'll have my own Holly from Red Dwarf! or maybe my own HAL9000.. A little bit ambivalent on this haha, looking forward to seeing what comes of it either way though :)
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by corobo 2y ago
> He is the only person I have ever seen interacting in such a petty manner that he made a company backed by Private Equity look like a victim Right. At the very start of this I was automatically on wordPress' side because yeah, kic
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by corobo 2y ago
I'm always managing to tap the top of the phone resulting in either - opening some app that recently used location services Or worse - making whatever app I'm in jump to the top of its page with no way to get back to where I was s
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by corobo 2y ago
Him being in the middle of a mad coke bender would explain so much. I'm accepting this as canon until we find out WP Engine slept with his wife or something
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by corobo 2y ago
"Twat" is another one that sounds weird. Americans sound like they're replacing the a with an o
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by corobo 2y ago
I use xyzzy - Nothing happens - Easy to find string in code, output, wherever
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by corobo 2y ago
Without knowing why you consider overcast a disaster, no What features are you looking for? What features are you avoiding?
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by corobo 2y ago
I have no answers - just a note there's another discussion regarding .io here if anyone wants more readin' Ask HN: What happens to ".io" TLD after UK gives back the Chagos Islands? https://news.ycombinator.com
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by corobo 2y ago
Maybe if you attached googley eyes to your phone so your brain recognises it as a being? Worst thing my phone is gonna do in the morning is fall on my face and make me do a weird pouty lip airbag sort of move Having said that I was washing
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by corobo 2y ago
I wish he'd just do whatever he's going to do already. Dudes just coming off as having a bit of a manic one at this point. Two things that are true: - Big businesses built off the back of an open source software should absolutely
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by corobo 2y ago
Oh absolutely. Early on into the AI craze I tried to use it to summarise my messages[1] and it made them overly fluffy and weird. Anyone receiving the message would instantly clock that I didn't write it - even with a prompt longer tha
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by corobo 2y ago
Must have been prompted to be an American podcaster. Bring on the one that's all British and snarky!
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by corobo 2y ago
Finally I can prove my girlfriend (who goes to another school, you won't know her) likes me
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by corobo 2y ago
My first thought was Bart Simpson becoming a nerd that one time https://img.cohan.dev/qFlL7.jpeg
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by corobo 2y ago
I think the uncanny valley feeling is going to be there no matter what they come up with. I, and therefore my brain, knows the voice is coming from a soulless machine[1] so it'll always feel a little off. My perfect voice assistant wou
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by corobo 2y ago
Yup, I could easily finish a meal out or whatever with coffee or two with no worries on how it'll affect my sleep (if anything the stimulation brought my dopamine up enough to sleep) First day I was put on (low dose) stimulant meds I
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by corobo 2y ago
Huh. I had no idea cranes are allowed to freely rotate with the wind. Makes sense, just one of those things I'd never thought about. Neat!
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by corobo 2y ago
idk what other quirks you've got but this one turned out to be an adhd symptom for me lol Coffee actually works on me now I'm on stimulant medication haha
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by corobo 2y ago
This is a direct path towards the "Humans were the AGI all along" ending. Kinda a twist on the normal AI alignment concern - what if instead of merely being misaligned with us, AI decides to realign us to it? Or, in other words..
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by corobo 2y ago
A link at the end of the post where you link to the source code would do it - that's where I was when I was tilted into action to check it out anyway On topic: intriguing idea. I may have to have a look at something like this next time

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