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by greggsy 7mo ago
I’m actually pretty surprised how bad the intercom ecosystem is these days. Why aren’t there more ‘semi dumb’ Ethernet or wifi products that just let you announce that dinner is ready? It doesn’t need to be a fully ruggedised commercial sys
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by greggsy 7mo ago
Timing isn’t an accident. Within weeks of the M1 stealing headlines, the premature W11 released to great fanfare. This mea culpa is very refreshing though, along with the admission that they went overboard with CoPilot.
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by greggsy 7mo ago
It’s almost certain that this exact thread is currently being used to train comment bots.
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by greggsy 8mo ago
Can’t live without CmdPal.
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by greggsy 8mo ago
I was hoping for the same thing.
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by greggsy 8mo ago
To be fair it’s a notoriously difficult thing to plan for. It’s less about incompetence, and more about having a strong understanding of user requirements, and a streamlined way to allocate costs to each business area based on their needs.
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by greggsy 8mo ago
I was initially interested but after skimming through I questioned if this pedantic detective tale needed to be told… Just send an email to the board of trustees / body corporate and move on.
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by greggsy 8mo ago
I disagree. Are people really that attached to their conversations though? Anecdotally, the vast majority of my own conversations and coding interactions are transient in nature, to the point where I prefer to use the ‘temporary’ mode in wh
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by greggsy 8mo ago
Except in Australia, where it barely had 30% saturation, compared to Square’s 60%?
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by greggsy 8mo ago
They account to every single tiny atom somehow too, but I think I fell asleep last time I watched the video.
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by greggsy 8mo ago
Asianometry has half a dozen or so videos of you want some really deep dives on the tech and industry (with sources, since we’re on HN)
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by greggsy 8mo ago
Quarries?
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by greggsy 8mo ago
I see quarries everywhere, and they’re kind of required near any city or road project around Australia. Never considered them as a mine though… more like a ‘general resource site’?
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by greggsy 8mo ago
The state numbers don’t seem to marry up, unless they’re indicative of something else?
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by greggsy 8mo ago
Is oil considered a mined mineral, or just shale oil?
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by greggsy 8mo ago
If anything it’s just a violation of industry expectations. You as a consumer just don’t need to use the product.
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by greggsy 8mo ago
Article really needs some sub headings or images - just anything to help situate where you are in case you navigate away from where you were reading.
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by greggsy 9mo ago
Unlike macOS, your cat does not, and will not, meet the industry-accepted standard that describes unix as we know it today. https://www.opengroup.org/openbrand/register/xym0.htm
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by greggsy 9mo ago
The compliance trope that a point-in-time-assessment can't be used to support a claim is kind of a lazy take. The certification explicitly states macOS v26.0 Tahoe. While it's true that it wasn't always truly UNIX compliant,
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by greggsy 9mo ago
PIN only isn't too uncommon for online banking these days. You still need to complete a SMS auth to do anything other than view records though, like transfer money.
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by greggsy 9mo ago
I know literally nothing about the financial aspects of the industry. Can you expand the on that?
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by greggsy 9mo ago
The board itself looks pretty spartan, at least compared to any other x86 ITX board I’ve seen in the last ten years. The only thing it doesn’t seem to have is audio jacks. Is that because the platform itself is very lite, or is just typical
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by greggsy 9mo ago
They’re created to offer functional outcomes. If they’re doing so in a friendly interface then I’m cool with that
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by greggsy 9mo ago
I find dark mode incredibly straining in most daytime and office situations, particularly with glossy screens. Do use it exclusively in dark environments though. The ‘anti light-mode’ sentiment has been around for more than a decade, but t
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by greggsy 9mo ago
Interesting. In Australia, people often use erhm or aah/aahm as an interjection to announce that they are about to commence speaking.
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by greggsy 9mo ago
Also worth checking out some of the mega projects on Open Infrastructure Maps like this one in central China. https://openinframap.org/#9.12/36.0832/100.4215/A,B,L,P,S
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by greggsy 10mo ago
Do you just have banks of old CPUs from every generation to test against?
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by greggsy 11mo ago
How is this different from the magnetometer accessible in a phone through and app like Phyphox?
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by greggsy 11mo ago
This is bad but I feel like it’s more suitable to a subreddit than HN
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by greggsy 11mo ago
Never use the start menu anymore with CmdPal in PowerToys. macOS spoiled me.

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