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by josefresco 9mo ago
1.15 GB for me - dear god. There's a comment in the article with two helpful links: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30443570 https://www.emergetools.com/app/example/ios/com.google.Gm
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by josefresco 9mo ago
I went through a similar process recently mostly by hand and found the same result. After blocking negative vibes, my only "subs" were intentionally "wholesome" subs like animals/feel good news etc. >also reveal
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by josefresco 9mo ago
First result in a search: https://venture.com/ >Venture allows you to lease premium domains at affordable prices. Get the best domain name for your startup now. No idea if it's legit/good/viable.
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by josefresco 9mo ago
I should clarify this is for clients who host their website, AND email with us (we simply change their pw). There's no way in hell I'm taking down someone's email if they host with a 3rd party even if they are past due. Sur
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by josefresco 9mo ago
I build websites for a living and sometimes people don't pay their bills. Their website going down is usually not a big deal (sometimes they don't notice for months!). But their email, now THAT is a show stopper every time (insta
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by josefresco 9mo ago
>How humiliating for you, to put your foot in the mouth in front of everyone in this distinguished forum. This isn’t Digg, or even Reddit. Put some thought into what you write. This tone is not welcome on Hacker News. Please read the gui
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by josefresco 9mo ago
I dunno, is it "science" if the top designers in the industry can completely ignore it? Engineers can't ignore physics (for long).
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by josefresco 10mo ago
What an indictment of not only Apple designers, but the entire "science of UX" It's clear now there is no science, it's just designers making... things. Very similar to other design fields where there is no "logic
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by josefresco 10mo ago
“I can reliably reproduce their coding standards, tone of voice, tactics, and processes.” Doesn’t he mean the “AI tool” can reliably reproduce his friends coding practices? Hilariously ironic if so.
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by josefresco 10mo ago
"(COLUMBUS, Ohio) — A review of 20 top pornography websites ordered by Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost revealed that only one is complying with Ohio’s recently enacted age-verification law." https://www.ohioattorneygene
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by josefresco 10mo ago
This interests me because I recently started building my own monitoring service but stopped because of the existing / entrenched competitors. While it was fun to build the PoC I got to a point where it was becoming "work" an
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by josefresco 10mo ago
Can I get details on ad blocking in Firefox on iOS? I have an ad blocker which works well in Safari but not Firefox. What am I missing?
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by josefresco 10mo ago
I have a second-hand "dumb Eufy" and it's great. No cameras, no microphone, no Wi-Fi, no app, no calling home to mommy. It just spins, sucks and bangs (gently) around my house and I don't get mad when it gets stuck. I
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by josefresco 10mo ago
I sell managed Google Ads services and have never had issues with my clients being banned. Google Ads sucks for 1000 other reasons.
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by josefresco 10mo ago
> As part of this new, three-year licensing agreement, Sora will be able to generate short, user-prompted social videos that can be viewed and shared by fans, drawing from a set of more than 200 animated, masked and creature characters f
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by josefresco 10mo ago
This comment from Dang 5 months ago is a little more nuanced and allows for some usage: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44704054
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by josefresco 10mo ago
As a community I think we should encourage "disclaimers" aka "I asked <AIVENDOR>, and it said...." The information may still be valuable. We can't stop AI comments, but we can encourage good behavior/disc
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by josefresco 10mo ago
I.... I kinda love this. Non-rechargeable battery and all. I don't need something else to charge. I understand this is a "luxury" but seamlessly recording "thoughts" is my personal computing holy grail.
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App That Tracks ICE Raids Sues U.S., Saying Officials Pressured Apple to Remove(nytimes.com)
51 points by josefresco 10mo ago|5 comments
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by josefresco 11mo ago
Sympathetic sure! But the story doesn't work without the contrast between his outward horrid appearance and his inner humanity.
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by josefresco 11mo ago
>His limbs were in proportion, and I had selected his features as beautiful. Beautiful! Great God! His yellow skin scarcely covered the work of muscles and arteries beneath; his hair was of a lustrous black, and flowing; his teeth of a p
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by josefresco 11mo ago
It was too long.
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by josefresco 11mo ago
Thanks for stating the obvious and I assure you I know the story well. In order for the entire premise to work, there needs to be this conflict or tension between the perception of the "monster" and the true reality of his humani
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by josefresco 11mo ago
> Frankenstein and Death by Lightning were two standout successes recently. IMHO Frankenstein" was pretty terrible. The makeup was awful, the effects were cheap, the monster... wasn't a monster! The entire premise depends on
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by josefresco 11mo ago
Anecdotally I wouldn't say the marketing is "Thin is in" more like: "We have new options for those battling obesity". The commercials I've seen seem to be uplifting and not selling a "thin body/lifes
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by josefresco 11mo ago
I randomly started vibe coding a website monitoring tool last week knowing full well about the mature competitors in this space and questioning myself along the way. Doesn't seem so crazy now.
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Record Numbers of Younger Women Want to Leave the U.S.(news.gallup.com)
46 points by josefresco 11mo ago|29 comments
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by josefresco 11mo ago
Misleading headline. This is more accurate: "Meta-analysis finds people with anxiety disorders have lower levels of choline in their brains" There's no evidence (yet) of anything being "tied to" anything else.
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by josefresco 11mo ago
> Free monitor: No / Yes How is the monitor "free" if the Mac costs more?
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by josefresco 11mo ago
Anecdotally burner phones are already being discussed and presumably used. They lock up your primary phone, and you sneakily use your burner phone which if confiscated can be used again or easily replaced/abandoned.

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