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by dewey 6mo ago
Also always interesting: https://www.submarinecablemap.com
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by dewey 6mo ago
I’m sure it’s amazing in California or the US. So often I think how much better products would be if the people responsible would have to use them for a week outside of the happy path. Example: Taking the airport train instead of a private
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by dewey 6mo ago
I wouldn't really say that's these are the first names that would come to mind if you think about someone to host your emails especially when IP reputation matters.
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by dewey 6mo ago
It doesn’t say that each of the services they are using is some local small ISP, the whole point is to show they are also using large US companies. Also, it would probably be easier to get a real human on the phone or proper support from th
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by dewey 6mo ago
> Sketch lost to Figma because of it's design tooling & multiplayer. Or maybe because you could just send a Figma link to anyone in your org and it opened in the browser vs having to tell them to download some Mac app and open a
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by dewey 6mo ago
After setting up a new computer recently I wanted to play around with nix. I would've never done that without LLMs. Some people get joy out of configuring and tweaking their config files, but I don't. Being able to just let the LL
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by dewey 6mo ago
It's centralized because there's a few big labels that own a lot...but otherwise it's such a commodity that you can go to any streaming service and you more or less have the same catalog.
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by dewey 6mo ago
Shows you how much these certifications are worth in reality.
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by dewey 6mo ago
Most popular hiking apps (Gaia GPS, AllTrails etc.) support the standard used in China, do you think people just navigate with paper maps there?
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by dewey 6mo ago
It's just an aggregator, if you have anything good to contribute why not just follow the link in the footer? "Please send further submissions..."
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by dewey 6mo ago
As with a lot of Apple features...it's great when it works but 10% of the time it doesn't and then it's infuriating. Often my iMessages arrive on my phone 30 seconds before they arrive on my Mac, so it's quicker to look
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by dewey 6mo ago
I really dislike these "magic links" as a login procedure as you always have to switch between apps instead of just filling login / 2FA with your password manager. SMS is even worse as it's also insecure. As an additiona
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by dewey 6mo ago
Are you working for free too?
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by dewey 6mo ago
I don't think anyone is suggesting we should do that...but it's still a fun project to play around with?
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by dewey 6mo ago
“Typescript sucks” is not really a great reason.
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by dewey 6mo ago
Seems to just use the website api: https://github.com/brightbeanxyz/brightbean-studio/blob/main...
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by dewey 6mo ago
Postgres isn't a newcomer any more. For most projects that I see it's the default and the "classic" already.
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by dewey 6mo ago
Thank you for this write up, this is much more interesting than all the "Show HN" that don't mention anything about AI but you can see it on every corner. What you describe has also been my experience so far with building pro
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by dewey 6mo ago
Start? They have a large military sector already with IAI, Elbit etc.
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by dewey 6mo ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but wouldn't using the most popular open source framework + most popular open source database be a much better fit as there's much more training data and you don't lock yourself into yet anot
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by dewey 6mo ago
Also great from the same developer BetterSnapTool. This is always the first software that I install on my Mac as it allows me to move windows around with keyboard shortcuts. There's many others doing that but I have a license already a
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by dewey 6mo ago
Not a coincidence, he's someone who's writing about hotwire a lot: https://masilotti.com/hotwire-native/
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by dewey 6mo ago
Transponders are a voluntary system, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_fleet
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by dewey 6mo ago
Transponders get turned off all the time, especially if you don't want to be targeted.
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by dewey 6mo ago
A real hacker would obviously never use a Microsoft product, or worse, post on a VC funded web forum!
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by dewey 6mo ago
Sport streaming is the one where I don't feel bad about using unofficial services, they are reasonably priced, I can watch the broadcast of the country that I prefer (Sky UK over the German coverage for example) and I can use an app li
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by dewey 7mo ago
It's a cool hack...but also a bit unethical as the reason they are free is that there's ads. I almost feel it's more ethical to sign up for a paid pirated IPTV service and then use that, with the benefit of that being more st
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by dewey 7mo ago
You research it once, use it and then remember that it has "ancestor" in the command somewhere and then use ctrl + R to dig up something from your shell history.
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by dewey 7mo ago
I've just tried this, and the most touched files are also the most irrelevant or boring files (auto generated, entry-point of the service etc.) in my tests.
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by dewey 7mo ago
That's a very typical HN/developer response that often underestimates the effort and the interest people have into a self-rolled solution outside of tech / self-hosting circles. ( https://news.ycombinator.com/i

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