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rkapsoro
4y ago
Alas. Since I made this comment, Twitter announced their new Third Party Social Media policy, and it looks terrible and unnecessary. https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/social-platfo...
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I suspect this whole "Twitter blocking Mastodon links for anticompetitive reasons" narrative is wrong to the point of being disingenuous. People have been tweeting links ElonJet trackers on Mastodon instances (including the offici
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This sounds like an Eternal September kind of deal. That is, perhaps something some can enjoy nostalgia for but ultimately not sustainable.
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4y ago
It would be very interesting to compare this with 'stock' GPT-3 Davinci. ChatGPT had a bunch of additional training that seems to have been a lot more opinionated, ostensibly for "safety" purposes.
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4y ago
AFAIK they haven't changed content management policy yet. This is application of the current rules/process.
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4y ago
People might enjoy this, Mark Rippetoe's interview of his friend Scott Davison, about his experience as an Air Force B-52 pilot for many years. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTphnQFkI5E
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4y ago
Isn't this only if you use Calibre to do a conversion on the epub? Calibre can just be used as a library, right?
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4y ago
Just started an overdue reread of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, as of last weekend. About half done now.
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5y ago
We are! We've built a UI builder design tool, in Cocoa and SwiftUI, for the Mac. The content you produce with it is meant to be consumed (using our SDKs) on mobile, but the authoring tool itself is a native desktop app. Of course the l
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I have no useful questions to ask, just want to say that I really appreciate you guys and your product. Cheers and thank you!
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5y ago
IIRC perforce is (was?) commonly used in teams with workflows involving large assets.
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5y ago
Wow, I know 100% of the male-identified words and none of the female ones. I expected more overlap. I'm not the only one in comments to say this, but perhaps it is interesting to see multiple people reporting this.
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5y ago
I think this is a recent problem - I've only seen this occurring in the last month or so, I think.
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5y ago
This is similar to the situation at Basecamp not long ago. https://world.hey.com/dhh/basecamp-s-new-etiquette-regarding... If I recall correctly, something similar happened at Coinbase, too. It does appear that the con
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5y ago
While we use Apple's MDM with the device IDs pre-enrolled, we don't do much more than that. But yeah like I said with the other person who replied we're thinking of taking the reimbursement approach. Cheers and thanks :)
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5y ago
Ya I think you're right, and so we're leaning towards the reimbursement approach. Thanks :)
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Ask HN: How to ship company laptops to remote team members abroad?
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5y ago
https://www.judo.app | Software developers (SwiftUI, Android/Jetpack Compose, Cocoa, TypeScript) | Remote, full-time, North America ideal We're a remote-first company building a native app for designers to build their
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5y ago
When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie That's amore
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6y ago
Oh man. I literally wrote a utility for OS X that does exactly this, in Swift, 6 years ago, as a test project to get my feet wet in that environment. https://github.com/orospakr/suppressor I don't imagine it still
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6y ago
This looks like a very similar approach to that taken by Boghossian, Pluckrose, and Lindsay in using a prank to test and illuminate journals engaged in poor scholarship. Entertaining, but clearly very necessary. https://en.wikipe
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6y ago
Or on sex differences or ideological echo chambers.
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6y ago
It depends on which pointing device you have installed.
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Stephen Wolfram and Eric Weinstein: The Nature of Mathematical Reality
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Hang Seng itself is an HK company, has been ever since its inception. HSBC has owned a large part of it for a long time, too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hang_Seng_Bank
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6y ago
Interesting little data point: I just asked my gf (who is from China mainland) to take a peep at WeChat, and it hasn't blown up with this story (yet?).
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Well, to the point that country is the UK, not the US. I argue the UK has a moral responsibility here: they handed (largely) free British subjects over to a tyrannical regime. Note that I am not arguing that their responsibility is derived
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I've been working on a language learning app for the last year and a half, and quarantine time has definitely given me even more bandwidth to work on it. Been a source of real pleasure these last couple of months, actually. The app its
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As an NNT fan I knew about Universa long ago, and would have loved to have used it. Sadly however as a lowly "consumer" investor of normal means the minimum investment to gain access to funds of this kind is just astronomical. A
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Not mentioned here is tail risk: what degree of extremely serious global harm is possible far outside that of seasonal influenzas? Not trying to predict the risk of that happening, but rather, what is the world's exposure if it does? N
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