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by rPlayer6554 1y ago
I’d pay for GoatLM
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by rPlayer6554 1y ago
Spot the developer who never had to setup anything for his mom.
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by rPlayer6554 1y ago
Hit the nail on the head, this is one of the best explanations I’ve for this phenomenon . People keep regurgitating lines about costs when it’s so much more complicated than that.
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by rPlayer6554 1y ago
For a long time 2fa apps (other than Bitwarden and maybe some others) would lock you into the app and not let you export it. Websites don’t usually expose the text version of the code, just the QR.
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by rPlayer6554 1y ago
Source?
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by rPlayer6554 1y ago
Part of that is because they get an extra bonus just by being Ferrari https://www.sportspro.com/decision-makers/politics-and-gover...
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by rPlayer6554 1y ago
> In a combative speech at the Munich Security Conference in February, Vance argued that free speech and democracy were threatened by European elites. > Trump has also been critical of the UK stance on encryption. The US president has
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by rPlayer6554 1y ago
Why not pay someone specifically as a guard if that’s the aim? That way they can focus on security instead of having to operate the doors too. And they can handle unsafe situations. Also NYC door operators are in their own cabin so they can
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by rPlayer6554 1y ago
Chill out man, it’s a common ironic expression
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Ask HN: What are non-social media ways to share photography/art
6 points by rPlayer6554 1y ago|9 comments
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
> I also found Trump's signalling in the whole issue odd. His base and his cabinet is full of the most hard-line pro-israel figures imaginable, but then he goes forward and quotes Jeffrey Sachs and ostensibly pressures Netanyahu int
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
These articles are exactly what's getting trump elected. Yes Elon probably doesn't like many things about trump. But he realized things like "calling any speech you don't like facist" (like this article does) is way
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
I was a house dancer in NYC before COVID. The shuffle dancing scene was still alive. After covid I'm not sure - it's definitely less so. I've moved to other dances since then. Outside of the specific groups no one is interest
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
Could this be used for controlled burns in forests?
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
If you like stories about historical food, check out tasting history! [0] His recent two episodes on the Titanic survivors are gut wrenching. [1]. He also does WWII content. [2] [0] https://m.youtube.com/@TastingHistory [1]
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
I do this for my parents, but it's a pain in the butt how often it expires. Every few months I get a call and I have to manually ssh in and fix. There is no auto renewal. I guess I could setup a script, but I wish talescale itself coul
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
I still remember the good times I had with my dad just taking train trips to random locations in my state. I think its part of a kid's desire to explore!
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
What a throwback to my childhood! I loved Bionicle! My siblings and I had the pieces, books, games, etc. I never knew it was a competitor to Pokemon - but my parents tried to steer us away from video games to more creative toys. So that&#x2
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
I'm glad they opened this for others to use. When I worked at FB the VScode plugin was so neat and easy to use!
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
> I’m also proud of the work I did while recognizing that my biggest contributions to Valve’s business went largely unnoticed and unrecognized within the industry. Part of that was due to the bro culture of the software business, part of
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
That's a pretty lame response. If I hadn't read the article, how would I know she wasn't always a full time employee but became one. (If I hadn't, I wouldn't have said her husband was always a full time employee )
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
The author has the conclusion that she was wiped from the history books because she's a woman. But her husband worked almost the exact same amount (if not more - because he was always a full time employee.) and he got equally erased fr
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
Yes please post it.
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
Sometimes companies are so big the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing. Maybe the legal department is overeager but the PR team would never had let this happen, given the chance.
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Ask HN: Best Wework Location in NYC?
1 points by rPlayer6554 2y ago|0 comments
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
May I ask what you're basing this on? Obviously cost of living in the US varies a lot per region.
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
That's where urgent cares come in. I did the same thing to my finger and they stitched it up no problem. They even took X-rays with a remote doctor checking the imagines. 50$ in and out. No clogging up emergency rooms.
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
That's the plot of Brave New World right?
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
How is "modern capitalism" to blame? Modern capitalism allowed a small business to sell you the higher quality option, and you were able to direct your purchasing power to the product you wanted. If you convince more consumers to
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by rPlayer6554 2y ago
As much as on paper they aren't the board's boss, based on how events turned out they effectively were. They had leverage over the board to get what they want.

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