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   by ctippett 2y ago

   There's also one parked at London Heathrow airport. You can see it while taxiing.
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   by ctippett 2y ago

   They're doing quite well it seems. Everyone I know seems to have an account with them. They've had a full, unrestricted bank licence since 2017 and have over 9.3m customers[1]. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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   by ctippett 2y ago

   I've had a generally positive experience with MindMac[1], which is another native macOS app. I've raised a few issues and feature requests and the developer has been pretty responsive to feedback. [1] https://mindmac.ap
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   by ctippett 2y ago

   I live 500m from Arsenal stadium. Unfortunately not only do I know nothing about football, I'm just a lowly data person and would never purport to be an AI specialist.
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   by ctippett 2y ago

   It's not yet the 20th anywhere in North America.
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   by ctippett 2y ago

   I sympathise, but talking to my sister I've come to appreciate a different point of view. I have an "app", a PWA, that she says she cannot find because it's not in the App Store. Despite telling her it's available a
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   by ctippett 2y ago

   In a similar fashion, there's Comic Mono. https://dtinth.github.io/comic-mono-font/
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   by ctippett 2y ago

   There are countries where prostitution is legal and commercial brothels accept mainstream payment methods.
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   by ctippett 2y ago

   Transaction data comes included with merchant metadata, simply fuzzing the amount doesn't mask anything.
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    I once worked for a firm that had access to credit card transaction data and came across almost this exact scenario. Kindergarten transactions one day, escort payments on another. It was — and still is — creepy. An average Joe like me shoul
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    I'm more familiar with CSS than I am with Lua. The syntax for the former has a very different meaning[1]. [attr~=value] Represents elements with an attribute name of attr whose value is a whitespace-separated list of words, one o
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    Save yourself the angst and give this userscript[1] a go. It adds some nice quality of life improvements for posts that link to paywalled articles. [1] https://github.com/MostlyEmre/hn-anti-paywall
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    I don't have a horse in this race, but I came across Postmark[1] several years ago and thought to myself if I ever needed to send marketing emails — or transactional for that matter — I'd give them my business. They seem.. nice. A
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    On iOS I have a Shortcut that calls OpenAI's API directly so I can interact with it as an alternative to the official ChatGPT app. I can choose from one of several preset system prompts and all requests/messages are logged to Data
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    Bookmarked for the future, thanks for sharing. One bit of feedback I have is to allow for revising/updating the figures in a calculation instead of re-entering everything from scratch each time.
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    Reminds me of glom[1], another Python library that allows for traversing dicts using dot notation. >>> data = {'a': {'b': {'c': 'd'}}} >>> glom(data, 'a.b.c') &#x27
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    Congrats on the launch. I just sent y'all an email – I'm curious with what you can do with airline crew rosters.
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    Practical Engineering on YouTube has an episode covering the collapse of this structure[1]. It's very good and worth a watch. [1] https://youtu.be/3oBCtTv6yOw
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    I haven't read it in great detail, but it looks like there's documentation for self-hosting[1] (on Google Cloud). [1] https://docs.datacommons.org/custom_dc/
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    I'm not going to second-guess what works for you, but Python makes it so easy to work with an ephemeral environment. python -m venv .venv
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    The environmental campaigners fighting against data centres(bbc.co.uk)

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    by ctippett 2y ago

    I had no idea Apple supports third-party apps that can filter messages. https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/data/en/sms-filtering/
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    > of course, we're serverless, because how can you hurt yourself without a cutting-edge? A beautiful epigram.
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    In Australia cooler boxes are known as an Esky (chilly bin in New Zealand), Weber for charcoal barbecues, Texta for felt-tip pens – there's probably a whole lot more I'm not remembering.
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    Yes, that's the part I found terrifying too. I'm reluctant to extrapolate that experience to the whole country, but it's certainly concerning.
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    The Darknet Diaries podcast features a lot of fascinating first-hand accounts of penetration testers breaking into places. One of my favourite episodes is the account of two people breaking into a US courthouse[1], it's both exhilarati
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    Do I need this if I already use something like SoundSource[1] to manually set the input source that's not the AirPods microphone? [1] https://rogueamoeba.com/soundsource/
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    I'm not sure I follow your train of thought. What sort of repercussions are you alluding to?
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    > But a year after the contract was signed — during which time 12,000 metric tons of orange peels were unloaded onto the degraded land — TicoFruit, a rival company, sued, arguing the company had “defiled a national park.” The rival compa
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    by ctippett 2y ago

    Once the private link was reestablished, could they not have tunneled out to the internet via another server acting as a sort of gateway? Disclaimer: I'm not a network engineer so I may be misunderstanding the practicality and complexi