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by mhzsh 11mo ago
Radio on internet?
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by mhzsh 2y ago
I did this to disable the "Samsung TV Plus" app that is impossible to uninstall, and otherwise impossible to stop from periodically taking over the TV (e.g. instead of booting to the last app that was opened or last HDMI input, it
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by mhzsh 2y ago
This feels like a lot of editorial for an original source that only contains this: > And I now have a more powerful arm64 machine (thanks to Ampere), so the last week I've been doing almost as many arm64 builds as I have x86-64, and
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by mhzsh 3y ago
https://streamigo.io/ It's an app to help 2+ people choose what to watch together on the most popular streaming platforms by presenting semi-random titles, asking each person to vote (swipe left/right), and settli
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by mhzsh 3y ago
And then there are the fake reviews left by shady reputation management services. $previous_company (which was very small) had many negative reviews pop up in a short time frame, which at first was thought to be a disgruntled employee makin
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by mhzsh 4y ago
And at the beginning, they tried to partner with Enron to do it. For some reason that part didn't pan out...
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by mhzsh 4y ago
Recently, though? This worked earlier this year, but one vendor had at least 90x RPI4-8B in stock yesterday and they were gone in seconds. rpilocator didn't even see it.
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by mhzsh 4y ago
There is a cost to pay up-front in having null safety in your codebase, but the savings come back over time. Can we easily measure whether or not it truly makes a difference? Maybe not, but I'm jaded enough to gladly pay that cost, kno
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by mhzsh 4y ago
But why is it faster? A non-associative translation to byte code (or however python works)?
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by mhzsh 4y ago
I wonder, how much of ticket price increases can be attributed to resellers? It's not long after tickets are released that it seems _everything_ for sale is third-party.
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by mhzsh 4y ago
4. You want to learn how to implement a parser by hand.
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by mhzsh 4y ago
> There wasn't right-wing news and left-wing news, there was just news. Perhaps in part due to the revocation of the FCC fairness doctrine [0] in 1987. I wasn't old enough to understand what news broadcasting was like _before_
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by mhzsh 4y ago
In this case, neither party has really signed-up for it. To the candidate, it might not matter that much if they don't have a negative experience with the recruiter, but to the company whose job listing was straight-up plagiarized and
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by mhzsh 4y ago
Years ago, my previous employer had a few listings on Indeed for software engineers (some were very long-running). A recruiter reached out to us with a candidate they had, who had experience in the areas we were looking for, which was entic
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by mhzsh 4y ago
It's cool to see that someone is trying to test these claims. Not long ago, the BR site was shared on my work Slack and there were some that immediately argued "Yup, I can read faster using this and comprehend everything", wh
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by mhzsh 4y ago
Well, thanks for eating up a bunch of my time, too. It feels like some of the data its using for hazards is wrong. My current county gets excluded by "avoid hurricanes" and "avoid tornados", where I don't remember t
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Rusty Macros – Part 1 – Declarative Macros(suchprogramming.com)
1 points by mhzsh 4y ago|0 comments
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by mhzsh 4y ago
Yeah, I mean the part of doing this while having a job shouldn’t be rocket science: “I have an appointment” is usually a good enough reason to take some time at the beginning or end of day.
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by mhzsh 5y ago
For types of 2FA, sadly. AWS also does it to verify your phone number when you create an account.
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by mhzsh 5y ago
Then phone spam would be replaced by fraud, similar to what already happens with premium number fraud: https://www.twilio.com/learn/voice-and-video/toll-fraud A bot tricks a voice service to call them, then rakes
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by mhzsh 5y ago
Creating a higher level abstraction is something people have been trying to do for decades with so-called 4th-generation languages. At some point, abstracting away too much makes a tool too cookie-cutter, and suddenly deviating from it caus
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by mhzsh 5y ago
This is a shame, I found my current job on StackOverflow along with other high quality interviews. What alternatives are there?
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by mhzsh 5y ago
Spark is really its own world that’s fairly separate from the Scala community at large. What makes it a ”terrible technology”?
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by mhzsh 5y ago
I actually saw a job posting by them on SO awhile back for “part-time article writing”. My guess is if they legitimately hire people to do it, those people just end stealing content to meet their writing demands.