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by dweekly 7mo ago
You tap your finger and you're done. Faster than a password paste. How is that complex or difficult UX?
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by dweekly 7mo ago
Passkeys are the 2026 answer. No (added) username, no password, no two factor SMS, no phishing.
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by dweekly 8mo ago
I'm going to be the obnoxious person who asks you to please create this leaderboard because you care and have a modicum of knowledge in this space.
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Drones Prohibited Flying Within 3000' of DHS(tfr.faa.gov)
4 points by dweekly 8mo ago|2 comments
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by dweekly 8mo ago
The FAA just effectively grounded all drone flights. FDC 6/4375 NOTAM published two weeks ago makes it illegal for a drone operator to operate within 3000 feet laterally of any Department of Homeland Security mobile operation in the Un
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by dweekly 8mo ago
Yay, I'd love to have your help! 1) Anyone can join the W3C group; you don't need to be a formal member of W3C! 2) What's dumb about the proposal itself? How could it better achieve its goals? 3) You can see some dialogue at
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by dweekly 8mo ago
I've begun an AI content disclosure working group at W3C if folks are interested in helping to craft a standard that allows websites to voluntarily disclose the degree to which AI was involved in creating all or part of the page. That
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by dweekly 8mo ago
Hot saltwater is the worst substance on earth, excepting, maybe, hydrofluoric acid. You really don't want to cool things with ocean water over an extended period of time. And filtering/purifying it takes vast amounts of power (e.g
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Show HN: Sparklevalidator.com (For Appcast.xml Files)(sparklevalidator.com)
1 points by dweekly 8mo ago|0 comments
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An HTML Standard for AI Use Disclosure(github.com)
1 points by dweekly 9mo ago|0 comments
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by dweekly 9mo ago
Are there solutions to this like https://github.com/marketplace/actions/ssh-to-github-action-... ?
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by dweekly 9mo ago
I heard Germans hate American root beer because they think it tastes like toothpaste and that very thought ruined root beer for me for a few years (until a sunny day when I was just dying for a root beer float and it absolutely hit the spot
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December 2025 State of the Geomagnetic Field [pdf](ncei.noaa.gov)
1 points by dweekly 9mo ago|0 comments
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by dweekly 9mo ago
I think one interesting context to consider in this is cloud repatriation. Economics that didn't really pencil out half a decade ago may be worth revisiting for a lot of organizations who now find that their actual bare metal needs are
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by dweekly 9mo ago
A solid refutation to the first point but not the second suggestion.
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by dweekly 9mo ago
On slimness: wouldn't an alternative implementation be to "do the Magic Mouse" and put the USB C port on the back of the phone instead of the edge? Alternatively I could imagine MagSafe alignment / charging magnets plus
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by dweekly 10mo ago
There are two reasonable-sounding takedowns of any critique of an industry: - You haven't worked in that industry so don't know what you're talking about, so be quiet. - You worked in the industry that you are now critiquing
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by dweekly 10mo ago
Good points, all - there is a lot of subtlety here. CFHostStartInfoResolution is deprecated, no? https://developer.apple.com/documentation/cfnetwork/cfhostst... :) That leaves us with DNSServiceGetAddrInfo? https:
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by dweekly 10mo ago
Whoops, my bad. Sorry.
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by dweekly 10mo ago
I was able in an afternoon to implement a pretty decent completely async Swift DNS resolver client for my app. DNS clients are simple enough to build that rolling your own async is not a big deal anymore. Yes, there is separate work to disc
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by dweekly 10mo ago
The absolute zenith of mobile keyboards was the Blackberry, which included F & J nubs. I could type without looking at my phone at full speed and not get a character wrong. The fact that Apple will as often as not autocorrect grammar fr
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by dweekly 10mo ago
That model does not exist. Do you mean Opus 4.5?
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by dweekly 10mo ago
Prior HN posts/discussions: Chromium Team Re-Opens JPEG XL Feature Ticket https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46018994 FSF Slams Google over Dropping JPEG-XL in Chrome https://news.ycombinator.com/item
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by dweekly 11mo ago
Note prior HN Discussions on this topic: FSF Slams Google over Dropping JPEG-XL in Chrome https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35589179 Google set to deprecate JPEG XL support in Chrome 110 https://news.ycombinat
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by dweekly 11mo ago
Note Chrome ATLs formally declaring yesterday: "Since JPEG XL was last evaluated, Safari has shipped support and Firefox has updated their position. We also continue to see developer signals for this in bug upvotes, Interop proposals,
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Chromium Team Re-Opens JPEG XL Feature Ticket(issues.chromium.org)
11 points by dweekly 11mo ago|2 comments
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by dweekly 11mo ago
There's some irony in that, given how many other companies have "created browsers" that are just Chromium forks and rubbed Google the wrong way. The intro checklist for Antigravity includes watching VS Code tutorials!
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by dweekly 11mo ago
Lovely find! /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/PlugIns/IDEIntelligenceChat.framework/Versions/A/Resources/AdditionalDocumentation/Swift-Concurrency-Updates.md is exactly the primer to give an
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by dweekly 11mo ago
A few hours of playing around and I'm suitably impressed. Claude 4.5 Sonnet definitely struggles with Swift 6.2 Concurrency semantics and has several times gotten itself stuck rather badly. Additionally Claude Code has developed a numb
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by dweekly 11mo ago
I appreciate the correction, anonymousiam! You are absolutely right - it's AM and for exactly the reasons you articulate.

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