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by klausa 3y ago
For how much love went into the imaging and description of everything, the actual coffee knowledge is maddening. You want your water in your Aeropress to be as close to boiling as possible if using lightly roasted beans (which I'd wage
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by klausa 3y ago
It had few features that made it more than just a regular bike with some motor attached. Off the top of my head: — automated gearbox (which was one of the most often breaking parts, but when it worked was magical) — it had a "boost&quo
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by klausa 3y ago
I was talking about the OS (and the built-in apps, I guess) itself — depending on how many apps you have installed I'm sure you can get that number much higher ;)
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by klausa 3y ago
There are probably hundreds, if not thousands of SQLite databases running on every Apple device out there. One twitter-famous Core Data/SQLite engineer's bio on Twitter used to read "Over one trillion databases served",
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by klausa 3y ago
HN's own 'patio11 has also a very good post about negotiating: https://www.kalzumeus.com/2012/01/23/salary-negotiation/
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by klausa 3y ago
Here’s a Wayback Machine for that tweet: https://web.archive.org/web/20220102153759/https://twitter.c... But I have to say I don’t understand how what Saagar is saying is supporting your (our?) point. Ap
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by klausa 3y ago
FWIW, Apple does release _some_ patches for previous iOS versions, but there absolutely are mitigations that are not back ported to older versions. If you care deeply about security, I’d recommend having a phone that actually is using up-to
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by klausa 3y ago
Because the market share is order of magnitude smaller.
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by klausa 3y ago
I remember reading that too, but I think it was on mastodon — I don't feel like tracking down that particular thread now, but maybe that helps you on your search :)
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by klausa 3y ago
The open bootloader didn't magically appear one night in Apple's git repository. It boots in a notably different way than iOS machines do, and has some (AFAICT) pretty unique capabilities, including a fully-verified signed-boot of
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by klausa 3y ago
You're right, I was being overly dismissive in my original reply.
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by klausa 3y ago
Can you use Windows drivers for your GPU on Linux?
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by klausa 3y ago
I can’t imagine any reasonable argument that would make Apple be a target for an anti-trust action for _Macs_. I understand skepticism and not always giving corporations the benefit of the doubt, but they _clearly_ spent a lot of time and r
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by klausa 3y ago
Please don't do this.
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by klausa 3y ago
They’re still A Thing for App Store apps I think, but: - using App Store for Xcode was historically very painful and ~nobody who uses Xcode daily downloads it from MAS - it never worked ~that well~ for Xcode anyway - apart from the big down
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by klausa 3y ago
This is fixed in Xcode 15. The "absurd payload size" is the effect of having at least four different SDKs (macOS, watchOS, i[Pad]OS, tvOS) bundled, including a simulator for three of them. Xcode 15 is a ~3.5 gigs download, and inc
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by klausa 3y ago
That's not how medically-prescribed stimulant works.
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by klausa 3y ago
I'm particularly fond of this remix myself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LjN3UclYzU
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by klausa 3y ago
That still requires you to know about its existence. It's perfectly possible to write F# code without those and messing up units conversion.
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by klausa 3y ago
> At some point it will become a hardened habit and honestly much better than some AI crutch. One of the symptoms of ADHD is borderline impossibility of forming habits, in the way that neurotypical people think about them.
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by klausa 3y ago
Broadly speaking the line is: someone in the background, appearing briefly: fine. Taking photos of specific people in public without their consent: not fine.
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by klausa 3y ago
I mean this in the warmest possible way: this is maybe something to bring up to a therapist.
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by klausa 3y ago
Why would the calibration details need to account for all iPads sold? Just bake the one that the device is bonded with, using the display serial number as a lookup key. Then, if you change the serial number of the display, the lookup would
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by klausa 3y ago
One interesting thing that eSIMs enable is geographical arbitrage by the carriers. When I was visiting South Korea last year, the (cheap enough) eSIM I got from one of those "buy sims for your travel!" services was actually from a
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by klausa 3y ago
I have bad news about how "solved" CPU/GPU rendering split is.
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by klausa 3y ago
That's not how the unlocking of the bikes works. The older (S/X3) generation generate a key serverside, but it is then cached on the client and doesn't require a connection to the backend ~ever. On the newer (S/A5) gener
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by klausa 3y ago
It's almost like things like food and drinks are incredibly subjective, and things that are highly praised by some won't be enjoyable for others. It's fine to admit to yourself you didn't like something that was hyped. B
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by klausa 3y ago
This is all better accomplished by explicitly saying all of that: "Hey, you around? I need a help with a $time-sensitive-thing" or "Hey, ping me when you're around, I need a 2FA code for $XYZ", instead of just &quot
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by klausa 3y ago
You're misunderstanding what I'm saying. My argument isn't "imperfect detection is fine". I'm saying that _you don't need detection at all_. Just make it very clear that AI content is unwelcome on your pla
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by klausa 3y ago
Does reliable detection matter? I think platform holders saying "AI content is unwelcome here", and loudly kicking off violators is more than enough to send the required signal. The goal is not to have 0% generated content, it&#x2

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