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571.
by leoh 3y ago
Are you using terraform?
572.
by leoh 3y ago
I think this is often, but not always true. I think it's not true (and rational for employers) if they: * have a set of interview questions that help clarify they have the "right" kind of person * have a performance review pr
573.
by leoh 3y ago
Self-licensing strikes again https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-licensing
574.
by leoh 3y ago
100% agree
575.
by leoh 3y ago
FWIW it’s extremely easy to get a domain despite having a dynamic IP with Google domains. I just have a cron job on my linux server that sends its dynamic IP address to a Google API endpoint. https://support.google.com/domai
576.
by leoh 3y ago
I wonder if having a shared cache would make this more easeful. fwiw nix does that.
577.
by leoh 3y ago
Has anyone found anything incredible for arbitrary UTF-8 data?
578.
by leoh 3y ago
This is not where the majority of emissions come from
579.
by leoh 3y ago
Why is xterm so bad on OS X, though? No copy-paste, no tabs, no right-click...
580.
Ask HN: Besides Legos, what’s the best kit for prototyping mechanical devices?
75 points by leoh 3y ago|28 comments
581.
by leoh 3y ago
Oops, wow, yep. #jetlag
582.
by leoh 3y ago
Higher heat means a greater amount of dissolved gasses, which means more more acidity due to an ability to capture more co2.
583.
by leoh 3y ago
Dude is productive using Windows. It works well for him. It could be an option for you or anyone else too. You've lost the plot here.
584.
by leoh 3y ago
Gotta get a case like this to the Supreme Court I guess
585.
by leoh 4y ago
Waymo?
586.
by leoh 4y ago
Good grief. How is OTP unsafe?
587.
by leoh 4y ago
If one reads the linked Wikipedia entry, one would learn that OTP is the only uncrackable form of encryption. It’s not something a government can easily block nor decrypt regardless of technology.
588.
by leoh 4y ago
Man, who cares. Doesn’t limit the number of esims you can have.
589.
by leoh 4y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-time_pad
590.
by leoh 4y ago
Good point. Laws are immutable and can never be changed.
591.
by leoh 4y ago
Superior functionality exclusively in the EU — USB-C, side-loading — is a good thing. It will remind US folks that the law is a powerful mechanism for making simple, non-controversial changes that improve everyone’s quality of life; but whi
592.
Ask HN: How does Apple Offer 4.15% APY?
7 points by leoh 4y ago|6 comments
593.
by leoh 4y ago
Back of iPhone 13 which is one of the toughest iPhones yet is also ceramic.
594.
by leoh 4y ago
Did you know that the back of the Apple Watch is made from ceramics? There are robust forms — it seems you are not aware.
595.
by leoh 4y ago
Wow. Ceramic keys sound really nice tbh. Damn.
596.
by leoh 4y ago
Great idea. When we need to store relational data, let’s all write C instead of SQL as well.
597.
by leoh 4y ago
One time, someone did something in a dumb way that other people sometimes do in a good way. That said, I decided that the something someone can do is dumb, because I saw it done in a dumb way. Thank you for coming to my Ted Ted Talk.
598.
by leoh 4y ago
How?
599.
by leoh 4y ago
That’s just silly. Suppose someone doesn’t want to maintain a package any longer, retires or dies?
600.
by leoh 4y ago
Their tech is crap. Not even L2 driving really.

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