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by nisegami 4y ago
Is it my turn to post this prophetic talk? https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death...
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by nisegami 4y ago
Only if you do it legally
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by nisegami 4y ago
You know what's worse than zoom calls while working remotely? Zoom calls at the office.
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by nisegami 4y ago
>Or has language shifted and kanban is now just the term for a specific variant of todo list? Yes
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by nisegami 4y ago
That market, while large, is difficult to monetize effectively.
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by nisegami 4y ago
Do you think the people using this sort of cable acknowledge things like "the usual advice"?
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by nisegami 4y ago
hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil
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by nisegami 4y ago
>remote control by employees from south america Whenever the topic of AI comes up, I always ask if it wouldn't be cheaper to set up shop in my country and pay people to do it in real time and call it AI.
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by nisegami 4y ago
That's substantially higher than the legal system in any country
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by nisegami 4y ago
Then isn't the appropriate solution to store the time for that time zone?
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by nisegami 4y ago
When I first saw hyperscript in the HTMX docs (they're made by the same person), it also struck me as an unholy abomination. But in practice, it's been pretty nifty. It provides a concise way to perform common actions that adheres
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by nisegami 4y ago
Working on a project right now with htmx, hyperscript, tailwindcss (all new to me) and it's impressive how low the cognitive load is in a lot of cases.
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by nisegami 4y ago
If my understanding is correct, "nm" numbers across fabs don't really compare very well. So 5nm working out well for TSMC doesn't say anything about 5nm for Intel.
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by nisegami 4y ago
The scale has changed, but those days have never really ended. I'm from a Caribbean country that people are usually quite eager to leave. I've seen numerous cases of people with post-secondary education and jobs to go with it leav
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by nisegami 4y ago
It also tells you everything you need to know about who holds political power in the US.
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by nisegami 4y ago
There's something ironic about that. A bot tries to mass ssh login on entire subnets. A bot on one machine blocks the first bot and notified their hosting provider. A bot on the hosting provider responds with a web form for reporting a
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by nisegami 4y ago
Ah, it really did sound like you got one of the defective hinges. Though, you still do have the option of buying the 4.0 kg hinge kit for $24 and installing it. Having to buy a part isn't ideal, at least it's available.
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by nisegami 4y ago
I believe the hinge is a known issue on earlier models and you can get a replacement from Framework. Probably start here: https://community.frame.work/t/explainer-lid-rigidity-hinge-... Key section: "However, we i
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by nisegami 4y ago
You could use the same argument to advocate for recreational drugs. Both they and lootboxes hijack the reward loop in our brains. For actual, buy-it-once games, I see his point, but it doesn't apply to the slot machines disguised as ga
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by nisegami 4y ago
>Is that a thing anywhere except the US? Very much so. It's a thing even here in my tiny caribbean island for some fields of study.
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by nisegami 4y ago
A charitable reading of GP comment sounds like it'd be more like "we shouldn't ban things where the only reason is protecting people from themselves".
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by nisegami 4y ago
By amortizing that across off-peak pricing?
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by nisegami 4y ago
The irony is of course that you're now back to a single factor if you store your TOTP secrets in your password manager. But a good single factor is probably fine.
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by nisegami 4y ago
Is that meaningfully different from the LLC suffix in the US?
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by nisegami 4y ago
Similar to the other reply, I imagine it would be along the lines of: "Holy shit are those Signal 2FA codes? That's wild" In my head, this is something a more teenager (e.g. Lapsus) might think?
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by nisegami 4y ago
>Among the 1,900 phone numbers, the attacker explicitly searched for three numbers, and we’ve received a report from one of those three users that their account was re-registered. I wonder if this was a curious attacker trying to see wha
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by nisegami 4y ago
What a tragedy it would be if developing countries freed themselves from the grasps IMF, WEF, etc.
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by nisegami 4y ago
In a literal sense, you're right. But the ideas and values that underpins the LGBT movement and many of the people who identify with it are not compatible with accepting just part of that group.
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by nisegami 4y ago
>Can't think of any downsides to a standard phone really. I think durability and price are the 2 biggest downsides people will face with a folding phone. A third might be software support, but I don't know if the situation has
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by nisegami 4y ago
I do genuinely believe that "consdering that the T doesn't belong with the LGB" makes you "anti-LGBT".

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