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by itake 3mo ago
Does Apple use this model with the default keyboard? Or if the keyboard still uses the old API?
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by itake 3mo ago
Imagine using the same argument for installing government visible in your own home to protect domestic abuse victims. I don't want a camera watching me. I don't want to pay for repairs or my car being out of commission b/c th
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by itake 3mo ago
“Rules for thee but not for me” That is kinda the point of the article, countries create these arbitrary rules to prevent people that create value in their society from permanently participating. Whats slightly ironic is you don't have
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by itake 3mo ago
What do you say to people that literally can’t? I still can’t pronounce about a third of the Vietnamese sounds. I’ve had three private in person tutors, no luck. Should I just like pack up my bags and leave?
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by itake 3mo ago
The US has a huge population of Spanish only speakers and they find success. I live in Vietnam for over three years, and while I continue to practice the language, I literally cannot pronounce the tones for about a third of the letters, but
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by itake 3mo ago
Unfortunately some business are critical where is not an option or very expensive for someone to not use it. For example, Uber, a Visa immigration website, low cost air carrier booking site, etc.
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by itake 3mo ago
has that ever worked, ever? I've heard people talk about this "solution" for over a decade, especially with crypto trying to justify itself, but I've never seen it successful.
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by itake 3mo ago
true, but he doesn't say if it will meet the threshold of 'useful'
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by itake 3mo ago
What does the author think about the concept of debouncing (common in real world hardware, because electronically signals are not binary).
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by itake 3mo ago
Still working on it... I'm waiting on Apple to approve the MacOS version. After I will either focus on removing SynthID (currently not supported) or releasing android.
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by itake 3mo ago
A watermark is not just “transparency.” It can reveal what tool someone used, how they work, or that an image came from a stigmatized platform. In sensitive contexts—politics, sexuality, medical issues, protest material, or private expressi
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by itake 3mo ago
when i was in hongkong, chatgpt and gemini were disabled. Maybe this has changed though. When I was in China, the corporate vpn (zscaler) routed traffic through hk
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by itake 3mo ago
What company will promote you for rebooting your machine? Maybe you’re not gonna get fired, but I can’t imagine someone hitting staff level because they spent a third of their week recovering from a weekly reboot
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by itake 3mo ago
There are two critical conversations during this meetings: Do we promote this guy? Do we fire this guy? It doesn’t matter what the excuse is or the size of the company, if you don’t have impact for the next level you’re not promoted. Put si
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by itake 3mo ago
> It is their resposibility to figure this out. You're responsible for your own career. During the next calibration call, your manager can't be like, "well he spent 8 hours each week resetting up his machine after a reboot
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by itake 3mo ago
*book spoilers* In the book, the Czech police characters frequently complained about the various ways the US ambassador in Prague had too much influence over their investigations, especially of American citizens. This influence was served a
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by itake 3mo ago
reminds me of Dan Brown's latest book: The Secret of Secrets.
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by itake 3mo ago
this only works if the captive portal's domain is also in the public dns. Some captive portals are only accessible in the private network.
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by itake 3mo ago
I gave codex my resume :)
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by itake 3mo ago
I don't want to be apart of linkedin, but many job applications and event registrations expect a linkedin profile to get access to job interviews or events. My attempt at appeasing the beast is to self-host my own profile on my own dom
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Show HN: A Self-Hosted LinkedIn Profile(kcoleman.me)
4 points by itake 3mo ago|3 comments
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by itake 3mo ago
I think what may happen with this is: Captive.apple.com resolves to captive portal domain Captive portal domain fails to resolve because the portal is private and Google DNS doesn’t know about it. Might work for captive portals that Google
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by itake 3mo ago
I want the DNS to resolve the captive portal when it needs too. I think if I force the dns this way, the public dns won’t resolve the captive portal. When the internet is cut, it needs to use the network’s dns to resolve the captive portal
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by itake 3mo ago
Does anyone have advice on how to use public wifi alongside DNS resolver? Many public wifi network works need you to use their DNS, so they can redirect you to a gated "accept ToS" screen (and may even require re-approval every 30
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by itake 3mo ago
Cashapp is also king on their list
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by itake 3mo ago
He worked at Google and released it in a Google owned GitHub organization. Seems like he just didn’t have the authority to release such a project.
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by itake 4mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46809708 Maybe you missed this article, but vercel found it quite annoying to teach AI about the latest updates in the React Framework. I think you’re confusing my point. I’m not saying
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by itake 4mo ago
ideally, the software produced should include the latest security patches. If the model prefers a version of Ruby or node with an RCE, I guess you can burn tokens to teach the model how to avoid the introducing the vulnerability into your c
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by itake 4mo ago
My house fits up to 6 adults, but only 3 are living there now because I don’t want to be a landlord. Having 3 empty rooms helps no one except corporate landlords that can navigate and scale (and collude…).
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by itake 4mo ago
If grandma pays 90% less taxes than me (prop13), where is the leverage? If grandma bought the the house in 1990 and property values have risen faster than wages and inflation, where is the leverage? If grandma is under insured, either due t

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