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runjake
9mo ago
KP == Kaiser Permanente, presumably? That's my best guess anyway.
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9mo ago
OpenStreetMap. No "s", no spaces. Happy hacking! :) https://www.openstreetmap.org/ https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OpenMapTiles There are various ways to implement a self-hosted OpenStree
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It clarifies exactly what was being questioned.
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It took me awhile, but I arrived at "no". What I enjoy: the programming, the messing with large systems and solving challenging problems. What I don't enjoy: the politics, the meetings, the ineptitude of colleagues (nobody hi
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9mo ago
Don’t. No need to symlink. Just add “@AGENTS.md” to your CLAUDE.md.
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9mo ago
Yes. But, I'm not surprised that you're having issues. In my experience managing a large enterprise, iCloud accounts seem to have all kinds of weird, account-specific issues.
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9mo ago
Direct quote from Google themselves: "Apple Intelligence will continue to run on Apple devices and Private Cloud Compute , while maintaining Apple's industry-leading privacy standards."
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9mo ago
Apple has seemingly confirmed that the Gemini models will run under their Private Cloud Compute and so presumably Google would not have access to Siri data. https://daringfireball.net/linked/2026/01/12/ap
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Since the SwiftUI rewrite, I have had showstopper problems with Overcast that made me move to Apple's Podcasts app. It's meh, but it plays podcast episodes reliably. Overcast's streaming is utterly busted. And the UI state ge
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I did. It works, as far as I can tell?
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9mo ago
Unless Apple is lying: On iPhone, Settings → iCloud → Storage → Siri → Disable and Delete Edit: Tried it. It works for me. Takes a minute though.
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9mo ago
macOS Tahoe doesn't ship with Python. It comes with the Developer Tools as an internal dependency. It is not intended nor supported for end users . It's only purpose is as a dependency for Apple's developer tools.
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9mo ago
If you look in the right places, you'll find some meetup photos that essentially confirm it.
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9mo ago
Funny useless trivia: Jake is not my actual name. It's from a movie. :-P
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> Counterpoint: since the canines can't keep up with the humans, are they only used to start the hunt? Can you elaborate here? This is a weird fascination of mine (man+canine). I walk long distances with dogs, here's what I&#
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9mo ago
It's not exactly the most elegant solution, but you can buy USB-C to Lightning adapters in bulk and shove one in your wallet. Here's one much like the ones I bought: https://www.amazon.com/Lightning-Adapter-Certifi
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9mo ago
It's worth little coming from some random HN guy, but I can confirm eric_hard_jams was Richard D James. We used to hang around similar circles online, and there were a couple meetups. There were a bunch of other Rephlex and Rephlex-adj
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9mo ago
The book Means of Control by Byron Tau goes deep into this realm. I thought I knew all the methods and sources and this book opened my eyes to even more goings on. https://www.amazon.com/Means-Control-Alliance-Government-Sur
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9mo ago
Citizen Lab has helped journalists with this very thing! https://citizenlab.ca/
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9mo ago
> Black rock isn't buying up all the housing, your neighbors are. I'm pretty naive to the issue, but awhile back I took a look at property records for my neighborhood. In fact, equity firms, including BlackRock, were buying
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9mo ago
It depends on where you're coming from. To myself, I agree, but to a Windows native power user, the latter looks confusing. Source: Windows native colleagues.
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9mo ago
Powershell is slow to start (~1-8 seconds on my PCs, even without a profile.ps1) and it performs pretty poorly in general (eg. processing texts and pipelines) compared to other options -- even Python by a wide margin. I love Powershell and
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9mo ago
Thanks for correcting me. I re-read his reply a few times and came to my same conclusion. Funny story, it turns out the "Control Panel for Twitter" browser extension I use breaks rendering on the current version of X and gave me
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9mo ago
Tie up loose ends. Take care of puddly details. Do some self-care (bodyweight squats, pushups).
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I can no longer edit this comment but it wasn’t meant to criticize the author. This is a great post. They are sharing their experiences and more importantly, teaching others. Sorry if anyone, especially the author, took it this way.
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By “this scheme” I meant combining these several technologies for vibe coding on an iPhone with Claude Code. It’s been a bit of a viral meme on X this week.
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> Would an email interface to Claude code work better? No. > What is the downside to using email? Email is clunky and feedback is not immediate. > seems easier then getting a vpn working. Tailscale is easy for a dev to get go
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9mo ago
It's worth pointing out the Department of Defense was named the Department of War for over 150 years, up until 1947. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Department_of_Wa...
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9mo ago
This was always my secret to getting a job I’m not qualified for on paper. At one point early in my career the old engineer left. I quickly stepped in “just until they hired somebody qualified”. Back then, a 4 year CS degree was required to
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9mo ago
Context: Along with the never ending pressure to migrate a project to new shiny, there is a lot of momentum against C and other memory-unsafe languages. The US government recently called on everyone to stop using them and move to memory-saf
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