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by cube00 1mo ago
> It's getting hard to even get a shrug. I've slowly gotten more comfortable with the void, you put something out, allegedly 50 clicks received and not a single comment or conversion. 700 views of a video, no comments and 3 lik
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by cube00 1mo ago
> When Melbourne NTP was connected to the GPS card a ‘Network at Risk’ ticket should have been raised to find the real root cause of the frequent loss of the Sydney source and restore the NTP server back the intended design but this did
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by cube00 1mo ago
> I'll keep this old phone as a secondary device for banking apps Our bank has just bumped the minimum Android level again to the point where the Play Store reviews are flooded with people complaining they can only access their bank
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by cube00 1mo ago
Just wait until Manifest V4 then Manifest V5.
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by cube00 1mo ago
Some people seem to enjoy ads, maybe they feel like they'll be first to know about the next hot thing. Just look at how many people pump positive comments into influencer's posts that are nothing more then ads (sorry, collaboratio
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by cube00 1mo ago
Academics have to eat and they're judged on the quality of the research they produce. They're more likely to share their research then big tech once it's ready and they can get the credit they deserve. This can then be used
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by cube00 1mo ago
> You can also just get a burner phone number for a few bucks. But you have to keep paying the monthly cost, if you loose access to a phone number in your Google account it's game over for any account recovery or "let's ve
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by cube00 1mo ago
> would assume if they ordered a delivery that the person would be expected and not a cause of alarm The problem is they've probably gone to the wrong house before and met an owner who got defensive.
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by cube00 1mo ago
> almost every team has only one or two members in the same physical location. I was in a similar situation. I wouldn't mind coming in because in person discussions have their their benefit but I resented being made to come in just
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by cube00 1mo ago
Take a walk around the neighbourhood, plenty of houses still don't have any video surveillance. There's no shortage of footage of people casing a place spotting the camera then wondering away. The smart ones look like they're
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by cube00 1mo ago
> The problem is more one of proximity to a city where they're based I disagree, demand is outstripping supply. Only 8% of households meet the tests for accessing Legal Aid and I'm not convinced in the current cost of living cr
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by cube00 1mo ago
> The tribunal acknowledged AI was improving access to justice for applicants with genuine, meritorious claims "who might otherwise have been deterred". It's good the tribunal acknowledges we can't all necessarily aff
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by cube00 1mo ago
It would be worth clarifying the cost and your intentions with my email address. Considering the top level domain is trying to sell a book and you're active about your company on LinkedIn I'd be worried about my email address.
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by cube00 1mo ago
>develop complex pipelines and build processes to help with development and testing. This will save a lot of time and create a more consistent workflow, Beware the trap of making the pipeline so complicated it's like code except you
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by cube00 1mo ago
Boris (through Claude so unclear if this is an actual commitment) said "reducing the term's frequency in the product's built-in prompts is the actionable fix on the Claude Code side." https://github.com/a
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by cube00 1mo ago
Exactly what you see on YT clickbait thumbnails but terrifyingly real.
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by cube00 1mo ago
> you'll even get downvoted for "living in the past" if you attempt to bring it up later. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49390953
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by cube00 1mo ago
They're not as satisfying on today's high resolution displays unless you wanted to also redraw the artwork.
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by cube00 1mo ago
>It's so rare to come across it in India, I can say - there’s no such thing. WhatsApp payments are only offered [1] in four countries (including India) it can't be "no such thing" [1]: https://faq.whatsapp.
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by cube00 1mo ago
>Simple: the network won. The developers stopped being an asset, and the API progressively closed. You can add Reddit to that list, IPO is coming so better price out the third party apps we encouraged developers to build.
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by cube00 1mo ago
I know HN prefers we focus on the content and not the design but I have join in to say that word scrolling experience was brilliant. I was focused on the data initially scrolling through until I suddenly realised, wow, this is really nice!
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by cube00 1mo ago
Scary what information these companies are sitting on which only comes to light once their hand is forced. https://www.ewg.org/research/dupont-hid-teflon-pollution-dec...
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by cube00 1mo ago
Some countries (India, Brazil, Mexico and Indonesia) run entirely on WhatsApp including payments. If you want to book a doctor's appointment you don't call and talk to an AI chat bot you message them on WhatsApp. Signal was starti
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by cube00 1mo ago
No option I could see in their Web UI. Their changelog suggests using their new upscaler but I've had nothing but disappointment from upscalers. Upscale when ready: Users on paid tiers can seamlessly upgrade their favorite clips using
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by cube00 1mo ago
When you tap your card on a terminal, it reads and rewrites the card locally in an instant, with the entire transaction processed in under 200 milliseconds. It's depressing that some transport systems around the world delivered decad
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by cube00 1mo ago
AI, on the other hand, runs on the devices we already have, and it uses natural language. We don’t have to adapt to it because it can adapt to us. So much for those people who tried to claim they knew how to prompt AI better then the next
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by cube00 1mo ago
Draft videos more efficiently in 360p While it sounds great you're quickly disappointed after you run the same prompt at standard resolution only to get a different result because it's non deterministic.
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by cube00 1mo ago
Same way it got enforced during the Crypto Wars [1] of the 90s by the US and their allies. Up until 1996 commercial encryption was on the Munition List. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crypto_Wars
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by cube00 1mo ago
Let there be clear disclosure this is your project https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49458405
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by cube00 1mo ago
> very little you can do to stop it other than unsubbing from lists they sign up for (where possible) It certainly felt that way when someone was giving my GMail out to the cashier at the hardware store where I got no end of digital rece

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