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by ibejoeb 4mo ago
It has been like that for at least 8 years, and probably longer. There are still stalls at airports, but you must provide ID.
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by ibejoeb 4mo ago
From https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-plans-to-stop-childre... : > Despite [iphone age verification] children can still take, view, share and save nude images. The government therefore wants Apple and Goog
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by ibejoeb 4mo ago
The author points out that disabling smart features and personalization also disables message categorization, so you wind up with a different inbox, while disabling individual features doesn't disable the most annoying behaviors.
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by ibejoeb 4mo ago
I think the real risk here is the impact of perfect enforcement of all the tiny things. Enforcement against every minor unsanctioned activity can be self executing with AI. You're going downhill at 10 MPH over the speed limit before yo
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by ibejoeb 4mo ago
Apparently mosquitos don't really migrate. They get migrated by wind, but otherwise they stick to a relatively small radius. The idea with these is that you can reduce the hyperlocal population, like in a patio area. I use them on my p
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by ibejoeb 4mo ago
>any trades after a market has concluded but before it is officially resolved should be voided Is that not how it is? I'm not really following the thread. So is polymarket paying out on the initial position, i.e., the one taken befo
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by ibejoeb 4mo ago
We have the technology to scrape your profile page too.
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by ibejoeb 4mo ago
I just started getting a barrage of these last month. They're just scraping those threads. I don't think there's much to do about it. These aren't "real" hn folks that actually participate here.
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by ibejoeb 4mo ago
I would. I love linux desktop, but the apple hardware just smokes anything else. I've had a little success with asahi, but not enough to let me switch.
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by ibejoeb 4mo ago
That is a solution. But the underlying problem is that they didn't go far enough. There's no good reason to bundle arbitrary screen recording with window snapshots, or bundle arbitrary keylogging with hotkey activation. Just off t
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
Single-user, a single natural person, doesn't striclty mean single-accessor though. I don't think anyone here is suggesting that sqlite is a viable replacement a for any networked client/server postgresql system, but it is ce
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
I know what it does, but why is it such a problem that Actions is down? I think you did kind of answer it: "A lot of companies grew up using GitHub," i.e., they are using it as infrastructure by default, not because it does someth
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
What problem is github solving that has led it to become critical infrastructure for so many? Is it that everyone is remote and VPNs are too much of a hassle to give everyone access to a build server? Is the serving as the authoritative aut
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
The post says that "Attempts at humor usually fall flat" but also that it's not humorless. If you've listened anytime recently, oral arguments can have semi-formal tone. Of course there's requisite formality of proc
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
Wow, that's wild. Is that just bun, or is that the general practice at anthropic now?
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
It hasn't gotten better in the past few years? Come on...
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
What do you mean? I'm saying that AI is going to develop software from here on. I don't think you can expect that a human is going to review every line of code. Not that it's good, but that's just how it is. It's n
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
I kind of agree, but it goes both ways. Has Jarred said that there was no review? I know that he stated that rust bun passes tests. Now, I don't know the amount or quantity of coverage, but as a thought experiment, let's assume th
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
People are going to be using a lot less software if the selection criteria include not being no agents.
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
I assumed they went to Miami to develop their foul weather capabilities. It's still pretty early.
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
That effortlessness is a fantasy. That's illustrated right here in this write-up by how complicated their system is. >Railway’s network is a mesh ring, built up of high availability fiber interconnects between Metal <> GCP &lt
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
I've been getting serious, recently, about moving all my workloads to equipment that I control in datacenters with which I have professional relationships. It's less expensive, easier, and this kind of nonsense doesn't happen
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
I don't think it's contentious to say that the user interface is a huge part of using a program.
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
There's a mac build for GIMP: https://download.gimp.org/gimp/v3.2/macos/gimp-3.2.4-arm64.d...
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
Yes, I've been led to believe that Iran's navy has taken heavy losses, but I'm asking. Does Iran have this capability?
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
Yup. Or submersibles or underwater demo crews. These things are not going to go unnoticed. That's a suicide mission, if the US even cares enough to intervene. I don't think those cables are particularly important. I mean, I guess
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
No snark: with what? Their navy?
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
It'll be very interesting going forward. Assuming this stands, OpenAI is surely going to grant Altman an equity award, but it's not clear to me how it will be configured. It's not a refresh, and it doesn't seem appropria
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
Github is failing to load the 800 comments, naturally. I'll bet they're fun.
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by ibejoeb 5mo ago
Good question, and you'd be right that in that situation it wouldn't hold up to scrutiny. That's not what's going on, though. Instead, the tariff applies to trades American trade when it is determined that the other part

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