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by re 1y ago
> Maybe even make them AI generated Pretty sure they already are--just ahead of time, not on-the-fly.
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by re 1y ago
> I'm just sharing what I've observed Can you be more specific? I'm curious about the types of "slightly right leaning" things that you think are reasonable to say in a programming language community, but that wo
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by re 1y ago
They have "Details" for each project doing exactly that: https://isitreallyfoss.com/projects/proton-mail/
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by re 1y ago
> ProtonMail, who apparently offer a FOSS mail client. They never presumed to offer mail server software The website justifiably cites this website marketing copy as misleading: "All Proton services are open source and independently
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by re 1y ago
Really cool! I just watched it finish "cat saying 'hi'". It doesn't look like any new posts have shown up on @kilopx.com on Bluesky for the last 9 days though. A few suggestions for improvements: - After completing
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by re 1y ago
> It's tied to vendor lock in If you're referring to the inability to transfer passkeys across systems, that should be improving soon. https://blog.1password.com/fido-alliance-import-export-passk... https:&#x2
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by re 1y ago
A few pieces of additional context: It's undated but I believe that this article/essay is from 2022. There apparently is a recently released Netflix documentary about this case. James Lewis died in 2023.
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by re 1y ago
> feel AI generated The apparently-AI artwork doesn't help. From some googling it appears to be a direct rip-off of this: https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/the-great-amer...
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> The 10-minute transition time will move before the hour instead of after the hour. Previously a one-hour class with an official start time of 9:00 a.m. would begin at 9:10 a.m. Under the new policy, class will begin at the official sta
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by re 1y ago
The word "affair" does not appear in the transcript of the episode; my only guess is that the commenter googled the name of the story looking for a summary and saw "love affair" in some of the results.
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by re 1y ago
> it turns out it was a love affair (cheating) I don't know where you got this idea from, but it can't be from listening to this short story.
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by re 1y ago
I think the issue you're encountering is purely due to those two countries starting with a rotation, and not any incorrect handling of distortion. You can adjust the rotation of a country by clicking it and then dragging the compass ro
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by re 1y ago
The notice on ftp.bit.nl predates ChatGPT. Perhaps more relevant: "Beg Bounties" 280 points, Nov 8, 2021, 104 comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29147555 > Want to be a bounty beggar? It's dead
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by re 1y ago
The locations of letters on the "clocks" is clearly QWERTY-inspired, but it seems like D and V should be swapped to be more faithful to that. I wonder if different layouts (like a more alphabetical ordering) were tested as well—I
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by re 1y ago
> I didn't like the idea of a queen on one board capturing the king on another board as her first move If you did want to experiment with supporting cross-board captures, an alternate way to address that could be by rotating the boa
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by re 1y ago
Thanks for the clarification.
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by re 1y ago
Is there a use case for such a macro, or is it just a puzzle for its own sake?
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by re 1y ago
iPhones have supported HDR photos for over a decade, since at least the iPhone 5S; for whatever reason, they've ignored them for at least that long.
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by re 1y ago
There is one dead comment by that user that mimics a "dang" comment. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16800379 ("Please don't post unsubstantive comments to HN.")
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No: > Range is always a normal distribution, with the lower number being two standard deviations below the mean, and the upper number two standard deviations above. Nothing fancier is possible, in terms of input probability distributions
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> I'm assuming Wong 2021 has nothing to say about this other than the assertion https://doi.org/10.1007/s10508-020-01808-6 > We designed a survey to compare the psychological, sexual, and childhood experienc
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by re 2y ago
> A feature complete Python text case conversion library I suspect you mean "featureful", "full-featured" or similar[1]—"feature complete" means that you're not going to add any more features. [1] http
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by re 2y ago
> It does not support non-English title casing Perhaps document that clearly—it's an important restriction that the library assumes English-language strings. ("no inferences on the language itself is made" isn't quite
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by re 2y ago
It's a confusingly jumbled title. I think it's supposed to mean something like "New version of Oscar-winning Blender software released" (which is still inaccurate—it wasn't Blender that won the Oscar, but an Oscar-w
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by re 2y ago
You might also recognize a few samples from/shared with "Groove is in the Heart" (at 0:30 and 3:39) in "GBI (German Bold Italic)" (at 0:25 and 3:19). (Timestamps are for the YouTube music videos, which have short in
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by re 2y ago
> your device will indicate in Keyboard Settings if your audio and transcripts are processed on your device and not sent to Apple servers I have a reasonably recent (<2yo) MBP, which feels like it ought to be "modern enough&quo
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by re 2y ago
Much more discussion in these posts, which AFAICT tend to quickly fall afoul of either user flagging or the HN flamewar detection and drop off the front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43170850 Tell HN: Y Combin
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by re 2y ago
On a related note: are there any utilities that can measure disk usage of a folder taking (APFS) cloned files into account?
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by re 2y ago
An employee commented on this on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/aws/comments/1isd0wi/aws_blocking_t... E1337Recon 257 points 7 hours ago (Tue Feb 18 14:00:30 2025 UTC) > Hey I’m gonna raise this int
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by re 2y ago
The text of the email (courtesy of Firefox/macOS Text recognition): ___________________ Subject: yes, it's me, the author of "spell" You did a nice job of gently describing "spell"s data representation. But the

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