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Paul Graham and the Cult of the Founder
(davekarpf.substack.com)
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kemayo
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> Is anyone here actually excited about the features they just announced? I'm somewhat tempted by the camera improvements. Mostly the increased resolution on the ultra-wide camera, though the dedicated camera button might be nice. T
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2y ago
> Why can’t I snap a picture of a written WiFi password to connect to WiFi? You can actually do that, as of last year's iOS release. It's sort of a pain , but it's doable. You need to be at the point where it's askin
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2y ago
Sourceforge.
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2y ago
I think that shitposting would be the opposite of what you want to do, insofar as doing things that get you downvoted would lower your karma.
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2y ago
Comment in subreddits without those restrictions for a bit. E.g. this list: https://www.reddit.com/r/NewToReddit/wiki/index/newusersubs/ I can see how it's frustrating, but the communities you&
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2y ago
It seems fine to me. If your app is using weird edge cases of markdown syntax, or extensions, it should probably specify a different UTI. If you’re pretty much just doing the level of markdown in the average rich-notes app, that’s pretty in
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2y ago
There's a "type" field in the spec, defined as: "The UTI of the text.* file. E.g. set to net.daringfireball.markdown for Markdown. This field should default to net.daringfireball.markdown to be backwards-compatible with
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US Supreme Court ruling on NetChoice cases: What does it mean for Wikipedia?
(diff.wikimedia.org)
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2y ago
There seems to be a dead person on a nearby roof, who the news is claiming was the shooter, with an interview with someone who was outside the event saying that they saw said rooftop-person get shot presumably by the secret service. https:
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2y ago
There's three different assassination attempts on major-party candidates in the 70s (Ford twice, Wallace once), none of which propelled them to victory. Situations are quite different, of course.
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2y ago
The election rests on the "undecided voter", which is a person I have a really hard time understanding at this point. So yeah, what effect will this have? Damned if I know.
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2y ago
In the short term perhaps, but with four months to go I doubt it'll have staying power unless Trump can ( miraculously given his personality) avoid any other scandalous story about himself cropping up. Relatedly, the US election timef
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2y ago
It's in the same category as salt, which I'd kinda expect to be in the 11-things "secret recipe", but which isn't a herb or spice.
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kemayo
2y ago
Big SciTE energy, really. There's just something about binding these powerful components together with Lua... https://scintilla.org/SciTE.html
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2y ago
I don't think that slavery and fiddly details of how regulations are interpreted are really comparable. Morally or practically.
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2y ago
It would be the funniest "textualist" outcome, certainly. Every time I hear some disparaging comment about "the penumbra of the constitution" from the conservative justices, I can't help but roll my eyes because of
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2y ago
That said, it's also valid for Congress to decide to abdicate its powers. We've had 40 years of Chevron deference, during which time Congress wrote laws expecting that this is how they'd be interpreted. If they didn't
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The court's previous ruling on this was that you couldn't make "being homeless" illegal, and so laws against things like sleeping in the park were only valid if there was a reasonable alternative available. Generally thi
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2y ago
Depends. The actual rule being "violated" isn't that the app can't contain the string "itms-services". Rather it's: Guideline 2.5.2 - Performance - Software Requirements The app installed or launched
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It would have been wild if they'd let this one continue with standing, since this is the case where the people suing were a bunch of anti-abortion doctors whose argument for how they were harmed was that they might hypothetically hav
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2y ago
There's a proper export on the Mac if you have access to one, at least.
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2y ago
I agree up to a point. Credit card fees are pretty low, overall, so a business deciding to charge me a few percent more if I pay with AmEx vs Visa feels like they're just being petty. But with the App Store, it's a significant chu
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Yeah, we weren't thinking that Bartender had been stolen somehow, which is what this post is mostly addressing. Rather it's a question of whether we can trust the people who've legitimately bought it, particularly given a h
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Its core feature is a non-cosmetic change: it hides the menubar app icons, and then shows them on-demand. The ability to make cosmetic changes to the menubar is a comparatively recent development.
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2y ago
Last update was three years ago, so probably not.
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Bots from big companies like Amazon, which is who the author is complaining about, do tend to respect it. In fact, it's listed in their documentation that the GP linked to that they will. They could be lying -- but why bother?
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2y ago
Their robots.txt is a 404: https://git.gmem.ca/robots.txt It seems like it'd be better to populate the robots.txt and request that all bots not scrape this site -- as-is they're still pounding away against the fir
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Even "spent only on wikipedia" is a bit complicated -- bawolff's example was grants to Wikimedia Deutschland for work on wikidata, which sounds like it's some separate project. But really wikidata is used pretty extensiv
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I think it's worth viewing through an addiction lens. Some people have addictive personalities, and their brains work differently when presented with things like this. I can have just one drink, or play just a bit of a video game. Bu
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