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2y ago
Maybe reverse it from the web app. I deleted a tweet and saw this request: HTTP POST https://x.com/i/api/graphql/VstuveVgh5q5jk7lmnVopqr/DeleteTweet { "variables": {
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2y ago
Somewhat related is Betteridge's law of headlines: > Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no. It is based on the assumption that if the publishers were confident that the answer was yes, they would
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2y ago
Location: San Francisco, California, USA Remote: Open to anything, but I prefer hybrid Willing to relocate: Must be within commutable distance within San Francisco or along BART. Technologies: TypeScript (Node, Next.js, React), P
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Sure, I think if a doorbell exists, it's fine to press it. For me, I just don't want to get overwhelmed by their barking dogs or greeting 4 other people. Sometimes, I'm just not in the mood and just want to see my friend on
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2y ago
Wow that’s a surprisingly aggressive comment. I’ll share why I used to text and call “I’m here”. I’ve had many experiences where the residents had dogs that would absolutely lose their minds and bark non-stop or go crazy when you ring the
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2y ago
Yes, but there's security concerns where you might accidentally leak your credentials / cookies if you publish your archive to the public. https://github.com/ArchiveBox/ArchiveBox/wiki/Security-Overv
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2y ago
While “disrupt” is definitely a charged word, I think it’s fair to use in this case. Chip making is monopolistic and kind of stagnant. The existing power resting on a few (like two) enormously valued companies and the difficulty to enter t
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2y ago
https://securityboulevard.com/2024/08/the-secrets-of-the-new... Because I had to learn more, sounds like a pretty bad breach. But I’m still pretty impressed by NYTs technical staff for the most part for the thing
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2y ago
You might not be in the intersection that desires it. Some of my women friends use it to not mess up their makeup (lip stick, lip gloss) or transfer to their containers by accident. Others have sensitive teeth and can’t drink cold or ice
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2y ago
The happy side is that the "pollinator garden" is actively encouraged by their city government.
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As an artist, this the transformed image is what I would draw using 1-point perspective. Basically making everything straight lines. It intuitively feels a lot more natural and fits into our mental model of how the human world is shaped (
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2y ago
I managed to get around it with litespeed Cache which does cache 404 pages. I was previously using WP Super Cache which does not. Note I also wasn’t running a CDN so there’s no reverse proxy cache either. Over time, I found that BetterLin
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2y ago
Oh hey, I wrote that last issue linked! What crazy Deja vu. Here’s me discovering the issue that led me to find some wild behavior. Basically Firefox loaded favicons 4x the number of tabs opened to that website. It would do this every ti
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2y ago
I disagree, I think a successful writing voice involves reading a lot of different styles and picking the elements that really speak to you.
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Extremely smooth! I can't comment on the c-spine issues but I'd argue that it's the smoothest driver I've ever experienced. Surely they have some math in their AI driving code that clamps acceleration and jerkiness. I
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This really reminds me of the recent “Hellen Keller on life before self-consciousness” and the discussion about people who were born deaf and how their thinking changed after learning sign language. https://news.ycombinator.com&#
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2y ago
I think the original comment was about their personal experience of dating men, rather than a general claim that men exclusively AI generate dating profiles and conversations.
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Sounds like weekly tests, not sure for how long though. Do you have more information suggesting it’s been happening for longer? > South Korea – where Seoul authorities have been conducting weekly inspections of items sold by platforms i
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2y ago
We actually wanted to use the Seek app to show kids how to identify plants from pictures and what they could learn about plants. We wanted to emphasize: * native vs introduced vs endangered * threatened or endangered * medicinal, culinary,
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Also Mission Local has a much more opinionated take on the subject: https://missionlocal.org/2024/05/balaji-srinivasan-vc-advoca...
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Favorite quote: > “What seems to be happening is people really want to ‘stay in San Francisco,’ but they want to exit society,” Low said. “They don’t want to have to deal with the complexity, the differences, the poverty, the needs, the
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Tech workers want to build a co-living 'campus' across a square mile of SF
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I'm in the anti-dairy camp. I feel like big dairy has weird controls over our society. Seeing school kids drink mediocre milk every day because it's integrated into their lunches is weird, especially when many of them say things
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https://archive.is/F4I9l
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Milk Has Lost Its Magic: The bird-flu panic is getting out of hand
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There’s plenty of strategies. In this case, if you can see two code based behaviors have diverged, just run both through a step by step debugger and see where they diverge. Or if you run both through a profiler, you can see what segment of
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3y ago
People aren’t born with this knowledge. Everything we know is learned… As I’ve gotten older, I’ve learned that everything I’ve learned is something younger or newer people are learning or haven’t learned yet.
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3y ago
Or idiomatically: “on the other side of the same coin”
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Interesting twist on what other people have done, namely show a heat-map of where you can go using public transit + walking within 5 min, 15 min, 30 min. time2reach https://map.henryn.ca/San%20Francisco NYC Subwaysheds htt
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> When there are more than 10 people, the verbal approach stops working. It becomes necessary to have a shared document of some sort, continuously updated by a “scribe.” It’s not sufficient for this document to be merely a timeline of ev
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