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by hiatus 3y ago
> but they seem to have looked at Apple presentations and though those are not pretentious enough. The design is by Teenage Engineering but is not sold by them.
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by hiatus 3y ago
I too wonder. The App Store version did ask for keychain access for the biometric data, while the non-app store version did not (and never asked for that, to my knowledge).
783.
by hiatus 3y ago
The waitlist for langengine does not allow + email addresses for some reason.
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by hiatus 3y ago
Interestingly, the latest versions of bitwarden for mac that are available for download from github no longer work with biometric authentication, requiring the user to download the app from the app store in order to use that functionality.
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by hiatus 3y ago
The parent comment is specifically referring to creating a new branch from an existing branch with a slash in the name (ex: 'test-branch' and 'test-branch/new'). Trying it on my own machine (macos) yields an error.
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by hiatus 3y ago
I'd say the difference between knowing who to grab and getting your hands dirty as a manager tends to be a function of company size, with the latter being more likely the smaller the company.
787.
by hiatus 3y ago
Some more discussion about the reddit thread mentioned in the article here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38817550
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by hiatus 3y ago
> Does Google Fi work for 2FA? Yes, it does.
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by hiatus 3y ago
> According to a survey conducted by the National Human Rights Commission of Korea among foreign residents in South Korea in 2019, 68.4% of respondents declared they had experienced racial discrimination, and many of them said they exper
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by hiatus 3y ago
You absolutely can do that, but it is likely the final output will have numerous exploitable vulnerabilities.
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by hiatus 3y ago
I would add that chrome has a "send tab to device" feature that does as you describe.
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by hiatus 3y ago
Patents have been a thing in the US since 1790 (even earlier, technically, as they are specifically called out in the constitution). What period of unencumbered free markets are you referring to?
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by hiatus 3y ago
> However, in eight days (1/1/2024) SB 699 [2] goes into effect, extending that protection to everyone outside the state too How can a state unilaterally extend its jurisdiction across state lines?
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by hiatus 3y ago
Same. I've had elderly family members unintentionally upgrade despite walking them through declining when they would call confused about the upgrade prompt coming out of nowhere. You could even shut down the "wrong" way and s
795.
by hiatus 3y ago
What does it mean? Rich parents?
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by hiatus 3y ago
In my experience, there is a bit of friction as you need to get a form from the post office and have it notarized before a third-party can accept and forward mail on your behalf.
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by hiatus 3y ago
Predicting the actions of humans is easier than determining chemical interactions of a given compound?
798.
by hiatus 3y ago
Similar article on the same subject also discussed previously, here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38706781
799.
by hiatus 3y ago
Moving the litter from the streets to the river where they can do more damage to the environment as they are degraded by water. Makes sense.
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by hiatus 3y ago
What language in an insurance policy requires the use of UL-listed appliances for coverage?
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by hiatus 3y ago
Except in this case the google play store _is_ different and still allows the app.
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by hiatus 3y ago
Why is social media held to a higher standard than journalism?
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by hiatus 3y ago
Yes. We already have laws for fraud. Calling yourself doctor is one thing, holding yourself out as a licensed medical professional is another.
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by hiatus 3y ago
From the article, "software engineer" is exempt but the plain "engineer" is not. They should just settle on "professional engineer" or "licensed engineer" like "registered nurse". edit: the
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by hiatus 3y ago
Technically, even without PII an adversary could determine that you have been in a physical place, they just wouldn't know what to call you.
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by hiatus 3y ago
Can you elaborate on this process?
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by hiatus 3y ago
Seems like it's potentially used for debugging, especially given that pycharm apparently appends additional params when invoking a new process (as noted in the comment at the top of the file).
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by hiatus 3y ago
The phone company can't validate a phone number?
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by hiatus 3y ago
If you got in a car accident, you're okay with the ambulance just driving off because they don't like your bumper stickers?
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by hiatus 3y ago
Are companies excluded from your idea of the public or just Tesla? I'm genuinely curious. I couldn't care less about Tesla in this case, I am just trying to understand how people are okay with civil servants picking and choosing w

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