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by eep_social 1y ago
unsurprisingly they killed off the BOI reporting requirement in March [1]: > ALERT [Updated March 26, 2025]: All entities created in the United States — including those previously known as “domestic reporting companies” — and their benef
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by eep_social 1y ago
this is also standard practice with insulin for diabetics. though the regulations are less onerous the risk of running out is a bit worse so the incentives end up about the same.
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by eep_social 2y ago
Sounds fantastic. Literally not an app. Bring back websites.
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by eep_social 2y ago
At least in some cases, old.reddit.com has a click wall but doesn’t require login for NSFW. Hope that helps ;)
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by eep_social 2y ago
Your description makes me think of quines? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quine_(computing)
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by eep_social 2y ago
CA, TX, AZ yeah, yeah, yeah but hang on.. New Yorkers!? I hope these are the ones who live in NYC without a car.. otherwise that’s completely insane. Upstate NY gets tons of snow. Buffalo famously so.
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Top execs explain Apple's chip philosophy(indianexpress.com)
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by eep_social 2y ago
486s were sometimes passively cooled. A room full of hardware replaced by a very early virtualization setup lines up reasonably well. I did one of these in the early naughts. Something like half a rack of old pentium 2-3 era boxes running n
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by eep_social 2y ago
Very early on, say maybe late 90s, cable companies didn’t lock down their networks and you could effectively do this if you were on the same loop. It was amazing to browse neighbor’s windows SMB shares, play LAN games, etc.
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by eep_social 2y ago
> we start getting into a long discussion I view this as the major contributing cause to the current situation. The cyclic dependencies among issues that need attention mean that explaining a fix simply and truthfully is no longer possib
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by eep_social 2y ago
This was the one but thanks for the add to my reading list!
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by eep_social 2y ago
I think reading a broad swath of sci-fi might be the best way to engage this topic. For fairly positive takes — Asimov had a take in the robot novels, Accelerando by Charles Stross touches on reputation-based currency (among a deluge of oth
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by eep_social 2y ago
> Stage 3 diabetes treatments are so easy to test, too. I agree with this. As for the rest, I appreciate your optimism but I think this recent discussion [1] captures how dire the situation remains for t1d. For example, GLP-1 drugs are n
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by eep_social 2y ago
I can’t tell if you’re joking but a cure has been “ten years away” for so long that it is a meme inside the t1d community.
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by eep_social 2y ago
I thought it was a good linguistic innovation.
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by eep_social 2y ago
As a native speaker, I don’t think the phrasing is idiomatic but I read it to mean imprisoned or otherwise out of society without actually being dead.
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by eep_social 2y ago
If the implication was that web fingerprinting has gotten really creepy too, then I agree. Unluckily, I don’t think I can do justice to the matrix of “depending on permissions” x mobile OS x valid but overly broad permissions in a comment.
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by eep_social 2y ago
Integration, QA (don’t call it a comeback), and product vision and ownership. A role like “tech lead” today is often about negotiating with other stakeholders, writing and vetting a design, and chunking it up for junior devs. That work stay
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by eep_social 2y ago
> one twist: notifications I’d argue the second twist is data collection, which for an app can be much more invasive than what a web client leaks depending on permissions.
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by eep_social 2y ago
Agree. I’d be interested in a deeper dive into this activity if anyone has a link. TFA was short on details. Edit: found some sources on this and it seems like no one knows anything
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by eep_social 2y ago
I think gp’s point was that “exercise” encompasses a range from stationary bike to olympic lifts. Dancing is on the same end of that range as olympic lifting or a sport like basketball insofar as they all require intentional practice.
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by eep_social 2y ago
Similar in France from WW1: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zone_rouge
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by eep_social 2y ago
In distributed computing, a few layers of abstraction up, an analogous technique of sending two identical RPCs to distinct backends can be used to reduce tail latency.
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by eep_social 2y ago
Behold, FFI for bash: https://github.com/taviso/ctypes.sh
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by eep_social 2y ago
“frosting” is an extremely strong priming word for “edible” to the point that I suspect this must have been at least a happy accident they left if not completely intentional.
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by eep_social 2y ago
By people, in case that isn’t clear.
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by eep_social 2y ago
I had not heard of Gource, and it looks like it’s building its graph based on directory layout rather than code semantics but yep that’s about where I would start!
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by eep_social 2y ago
For 3D I’d run a clustering algo across the graph and use the Z axis to background “far” clusters. I’m imagining a typical graph might end up looking a bit like this: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/
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by eep_social 2y ago
Likewise anyone serious about network performance uses a discreet NIC. These days the hardware on a high end NIC can be used to offload anything from basic packet processing, encryption, or NAT, on up to DMA and of course costs as much as a
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by eep_social 2y ago
Something malware-adjacent likely from ads. Maybe related to a company called opkey. Per discussion here: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/255762946

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