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by runjake 1y ago
It's better because it's in your own words and hopefully, matching your own thought patterns, so it's easier to revisit later. I read source material (dev docs, Wikipedia, whatever) and reformulate the concepts in my own word
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by runjake 1y ago
https://archive.is/YByXG
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The Spectacular Comeback Tour of Ross Ulbricht(nytimes.com)
21 points by runjake 1y ago|3 comments
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by runjake 1y ago
> Is anyone here deliberately low‑tech? I don't really treat it like an identity, but more and more, yes. > If so, why and how? - Everything spews telemetry which ends up with data brokers and by proxy, various nation-states.
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by runjake 1y ago
CCS1 for others who are curious: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combined_Charging_System
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by runjake 1y ago
It’s important to clarify that yes, they’re more comfortable with risk taking but they’re highly-trained for high-risk missions and taking calculated risks with massive amounts of intelligence work and contingency planning beforehand. It’s
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by runjake 1y ago
You gave no details at all, but ChatGPT seems better for me. What is your use case? Which tier are you on? What sorts of tasks are you using it for that you notice quality is down?
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by runjake 1y ago
This feature is a part of iOS 26 by default. No third-party app needed and it uses Apple’s rich data set on the backend. Settings -> Apps -> Phone -> Screen unknown callers
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by runjake 1y ago
As of iOS 26, iPhone also has call screening. It’s been working pretty well!
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by runjake 1y ago
This guide for iPhone and Android is a good start. Not all their recommendations are obvious. https://www.cisa.gov/sites/default/files/2024-12/guidance-mo... For a deeper guide, check out the CISecurity
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by runjake 1y ago
Blunt, but: - The icon is terrible. - The graphics and UI widgets are terrible. They actively repulse me, because they resemble the design of those corporate conference "audience poll" type apps. Try more modern designs? Give it a
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by runjake 1y ago
dang, new troll account. Ban?
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by runjake 1y ago
It's a pretty good start, now add | (pipe) chars to either sides of the phrases, properly aligned and spaced to form a box.
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by runjake 1y ago
Azure began adopting and offering Linux while Ballmer was CEO. Microsoft already began the process of open sourcing stuff while Ballmer was CEO. Eg. What would become DotNet Core. There are a number of other errors in your points. Some publ
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by runjake 1y ago
If I was in the US and the state actor was not Israeli, I would contact my local FBI office and give them details. They will be kinda rude and very short with you on the phone, but nonetheless, they will gather information from you, which w
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by runjake 1y ago
USAF SF is probably different (if SOP hasn't changed) because USAF SF gets so little time in training. USAF SF also ironically seem to have the largest numbers of disciplinary issues. Your average Marine, even a non-rifleman, has far b
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by runjake 1y ago
You missed that whole "admired" part of my point and the link. :-/
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by runjake 1y ago
I won't share my opinions of your statement, but I've seen no information on whether or not there was a round in the chamber at the time of the incident. Regardless, depending on the situation and specifically in the USAF, you are
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by runjake 1y ago
What did you think of your Hetzner experience? If it's glowing, what were two things that bugged you?
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by runjake 1y ago
Right. But we don't know any of those details, so it's just conjecture at this point. We shouldn't form opinions based on very limited information.
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by runjake 1y ago
> In this case, the whole "it want off by itself" claim was a lie. I think we need to await the facts of the case and the judgement. The only public information I've seen strikes me as unusual. The accused airman is bein
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by runjake 1y ago
It’s #1 in the language admired/desired section of this year’s Stack Overflow Developer Survey. Perhaps that’s what they were referencing? https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2025/technology/#admired-and...
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by runjake 1y ago
I believe DHH is US-based. He went back to the EU during the Malibu fires, but I believe he's back in California now. To be more useful, I hear great things about Hetzner amongst my EU engineer friends. https://www.hetzner.c
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by runjake 1y ago
What is the selling point of this over the existing bookmarks.html "standard"? How is it superior?
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by runjake 1y ago
I think the important thing here is that Kenneth came up with Requests and did the initial implementation beginning in 2011. The author is referring to Kenneth's involvement in Requests at that time (2019), long after its creation. Sub
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by runjake 1y ago
Perhaps one option: work at a non-profit whose mission deals with your disorder. They probably understand it more than most disorders and likely have some level of skills to cope with it and it makes them look good employing them.
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by runjake 1y ago
We just had a similar oopsie (water ingress) happen with a very expensive Dell server. We were upfront about what happened and wanted to pay for service. But in the end, they deployed a tech to repair it under warranty anyway. That was a h
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by runjake 1y ago
Yeah, I’m on mobile, sorry. You can Google or HN search these past events. In fact, Kenneth lurks on HN, too.
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by runjake 1y ago
The Python community didn’t exclude Kenneth because of his condition, at least directly. They excluded him because of his actions and history of shady, manipulative behaviors. And while workplaces should be accommodating, there’s a point wh
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by runjake 1y ago
Previous discussions from a year or less ago: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=pastYear&page=0&prefix=fal... For email/calendar: Hey.com or Fastmail For office docs: OpenOffice is actually good these days. Eve

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