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by krrrh 7y ago
mitmproxy or Charles proxy on your laptop. Charles proxy also has an iOS version, I imagine there is something similar that can run directly on Android.
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by krrrh 7y ago
As a sometimes iOS developer, I can’t even imagine how you could build something like Zoom without at least sometimes auditing the network traffic. Even a novice user can do this in a few minutes with Charles Proxy. People on the team knew,
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by krrrh 7y ago
I pay $20 a month for Zoom and consider it a business product. Collecting analytics via Facebook is unacceptable in this context.
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by krrrh 7y ago
> - put topic on a "list of things to discuss i next meeting" This single habit probably takes care of 80% of the issues people have in this thread. I almost wish Slack encouraged you to elevate DM drafts to a not urgent but im
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by krrrh 7y ago
It really just reads like someone whose roles have been more focused on a series of time-critical tasks rather than deep work which requires uninterrupted focus. A bit of a lack of experience, or imagination.
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by krrrh 7y ago
I agree. The real win is that it’s so light and convenient that you just end up vacuuming more frequently or doing spot cleaning when you notice something. It ends up being a difference in kind rather than degree.
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by krrrh 7y ago
Email is in my profile. We launched a citizen science app that already handles thousands of participants in our first two studies. Lots of alignment with where you’re going, and at the very least we can offer some advice.
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by krrrh 7y ago
This has been seen in Hong Kong already. It's been noted that residents there were very receptive to social distancing measures due to their experience with SARS in 2003. Data provided by the government’s Centre for Health Protection
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by krrrh 7y ago
Not OP but I've got a 6 month old. I got some good advice from strangers and am compelled to pay it forward. I highly recommend the book Happiest Baby on the Block , and even more so, the video (still sold as a DVD, but you can also s
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by krrrh 7y ago
Dentacoin meanwhile continues its slide from a top market cap of nearly $2B (currently at around $15M). It's really worth watching the video which has gone through several iterations and still makes no sense. https://dentaco
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by krrrh 7y ago
The UK is a bit weird though because of its “unwritten constitution”, which acknowledges that the Queen’s power is in fact very limited (to the point where she doesn’t even publicly express opinions). It mostly works due to the specific his
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by krrrh 7y ago
Serious question which didn’t escape the lawyers arguing the case, given that the primaries started in January, and the convention wasn’t until the end of July, how can it be said that their speech rights weren’t unduly restricted for an en
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by krrrh 7y ago
> I don't see how that's a difficult distinction to make. Citizens United is a non-profit that produces documentaries, and sought to distribute a documentary about Hillary Clinton during the 2008 primaries. It was sharply criti
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by krrrh 7y ago
The artist Cristina de Middel, who is mentioned in the article, made a very cool series of works on this subject. It features archived material as well as imagined/staged photographs. Worth checking out even if you don’t read the whole
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by krrrh 7y ago
I think anyone who had spent time living outside of North America will recognize that the cultures of Canada and the US are indeed nearly identical. Especially in the context of this thread, which is about the workplace.
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by krrrh 7y ago
If anyone wants a taste of this show, this 1 minute clip about the arbitrary origins of He-Man’s Battle Cat is one of the funniest things I saw last year. https://mobile.twitter.com/ponettplus/status/11308761198283
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by krrrh 7y ago
With $60k, they need not even be volunteers.
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by krrrh 7y ago
That’s interesting. Can you point to a reference for that? I would have assumed that shared collections with a group of iCloud accounts would be e2e encrypted like iMessage groups are e2e encrypted. Glad to revisit that assumption.
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by krrrh 7y ago
> I think that a lot of the "understanding" part of these kind of films are quirks to do with constraints that the filmmakers had. This reminded me of one of my favourite (possibly apocryphal) tidbits about Solaris. People have
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by krrrh 7y ago
Press release from google, 2019-10-02: https://www.google.com/amp/s/blog.google/technology/safety-s... * Added incognito mode to maps * Expands auto deletion of old data to include locations, and locatio
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by krrrh 7y ago
Good correction! Though I recall that negotiations broke down across both factors.
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Transit app absolutely smokes Google Maps for transit directions in every city I've tried it in, if you're looking to reduce your Google footprint further. Depending on the city it also integrates with micomobility and car sharing
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by krrrh 7y ago
Apple is better in that regard. End-to-end encryption Maps keeps your personal data in sync across all your devices using end-to-end encryption. Your Significant Locations and collections are encrypted end-to-end so Apple cannot read the
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by krrrh 7y ago
Because the DOJ suit against MS was misguided and unnecessary. It had little effect on eroding Microsoft's supposed stranglehold on the browser market. When browser monoculture began to really hurt consumers and innovation the market f
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by krrrh 7y ago
What's worse for consumers in the end though? One profession missing in the parent comment are the researchers innovating on differential privacy. Apple has taken great pains to figure out ways to improve their maps without storing mas
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by krrrh 7y ago
There are thousands of desktop app developers that never got out of the hobby stage because they couldn’t get past the costs of processing payments, managing refunds, managing download servers, implementing licensing frameworks, implementin
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by krrrh 7y ago
Yeah, Apple Music is optimized for people with large music libraries where search is the only reasonable path especially on a small screen.
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by krrrh 7y ago
Economies don’t follow a random path with each year like the a ball with each spin of a roulette wheel. A driver of business cycles is accumulated malinvestment and suboptimal policy. Another way to look at it is that a gambler can’t do any
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by krrrh 7y ago
> L.A. will prohibit all restaurants and vendors from handing out plastic straws unless requested effective Oct. 1. Councilman Mitch O’Farrell says people don’t even need a straw to drink a smoothie. “Just have them blend it a little thi
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by krrrh 7y ago
Yes, and politics are always more complicated than our group homogenization bias suggests. Until recently it was pretty hard to find any politician outside of the libertarian party who would even go on the record as being pro cannabis, thou

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