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by prox 3y ago
You can use Apple own shortcuts app, so you decide if you want to give permissions for the browser or not. I even think you could make your own automation for the browser if you so wanted.
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by prox 3y ago
As the old saying goes, there is an app for that. Here you go : https://one-sec.app/
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by prox 3y ago
I tend to think the small scale worked better for more meaningful connections (high signal to noise, content to interest, less counting likes and subs, less ads) My best experiences online aren’t Big Social : it’s small forums, IRC chatro
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by prox 3y ago
Interesting, what are your views on that?
605.
by prox 3y ago
Disconnect and build a network of trust.
606.
by prox 3y ago
I believe in this trend. The amount of people that can use powerful tools without any knowledge is increasing. Some might just GPT their way into creating more darkness. Greed is a nefarious beast. Always has been.
607.
by prox 3y ago
Even if it has a brain I can still recommend using your own :P
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by prox 3y ago
It’s not complicated if you are a pro, but this is probably just laziness or an intern or something similar happening.
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by prox 3y ago
It’s funny because for all the talk of legibility, the text cuts off on my iPad.
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by prox 3y ago
The pirate bay might describe itself as a software sharing website, it’s kind of a moot point what they describe themselves as in that sense. The students are still responsible for what they take in outside of the materials provided. Wikipe
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by prox 3y ago
I had a similar answer to another sibling comment, looks like a weird view on studying and legitimizing cheating (or shortcuts if you want to be lenient) You learn by getting the material, and that makes you pass the test. If you know a few
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by prox 3y ago
I am sorry but you make a real tour-de-force out of how they are the victim of going to a site that is meant to facilitate cheating by looking up answers to exams, not learning. You learn by knowing the material, and if you know the materia
613.
by prox 3y ago
If it does I hope people will look to the stars more and reflect on their beautiful place in the universe. I can hardly envision a more navel gazing species than humans, and we need more people with telescopes and wide views.
614.
by prox 3y ago
Is it possible to hack the Apple Pencil to run in Linux?
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by prox 3y ago
Is this Paris? Only city I could think of with your description. Because there were no shopping malls in the 18th century. The precursor to shopping malls were bazaars which are very old. So that part of your comment seems not chronological
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by prox 3y ago
Hopefully we have one of the devs reading hackernews :)
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by prox 3y ago
That sounds incredible! (Even though I could never do any spelunking) I have only been in one cave really, and what amazed me was the supreme silence. Like hear your own heartbeat silent.
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by prox 3y ago
The thing is that news has an utilitarian function : we should be able to debate what is going in the world around us. What’s going on in the world is another word for news. News should be free in a way.
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by prox 3y ago
https://ground.news/ It gives ratings on headlines and it helps to get an overview of the news.
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by prox 3y ago
So interesting, caves are like another world probably. What got you to cave and take on the dangers of caving? What appealed to you?
621.
by prox 3y ago
Yeah, I guess you could see it that way. Object <> Symbolism (aka words, thoughts, concepts, art) <> Meaning. Meaning is knowing how an object relates to others. Language is a kind of information web already, where each word is
622.
by prox 3y ago
Don’t forget they hold vector spaces. So fridge and cheese score high together for cohesiveness, but fridge and Antarctica less so, but both have something to do with cold. Together with all the training on texts creates a good ability to m
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by prox 3y ago
On this theme I can heartily recommend SovietWomble’s essay on the game the Forest (Soviet was a QA specialist in a former capacity) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUWg905fGTA Both funny and insightful for anyone starting
624.
by prox 3y ago
Is aluminum magnetic? Didn’t think so?
625.
by prox 3y ago
Android makes it a hard pass for me. Give a me a decent Linux and I will give it a look.
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by prox 3y ago
XD
627.
by prox 3y ago
I find the name Palantir fitting. It’s obvious they have Sauron watching.
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by prox 3y ago
We did know and there are many experts who could do a good long exposition of “I told you so.” , but they were pushed aside by CEOs and business peeps. Or “bozos” as Guy Kawasaki would say: “The higher up you go, the less air there is.”
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by prox 3y ago
I just installed it on my iPad, but adding a number (I am on my iPad and I am in the 0.00001% who doesn’t use phones) is a no go. There is an Apple sign in, but I prefer e-mail if possible. The Apple signup also cuts of at the bottom. You m
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by prox 3y ago
Google might gain my favour if they become human again. Google is literally the most robotic company out there. There is so much they could do to make YT a better experience. But it suffers from developeritis, where it’s just a fancy tech s

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