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by runjake 6mo ago
VSCode + Codex app on macOS and Linux.
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by runjake 6mo ago
For you youngsters: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_H._Goble
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by runjake 6mo ago
On Apple platforms, the call or text is shared with Apple and the carrier, depending on your location and message type. When enough reports are received for a particular entity, Apple blocks or retroactively moves or deletes the message. h
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by runjake 6mo ago
Tim rarely reads the emails. There's an executive team that reads them and handles them. I got nowhere with Apple Support and emailed "Tim" and had a very helpful executive team member reach out and arrange to get things fixe
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by runjake 7mo ago
Point noted! I took it as a tongue-in-cheek phrasing of "agentically coded". Hopefully, that's right.
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by runjake 7mo ago
Context for those unaware: the commenter, mikemcquaid, is the project lead for Homebrew.
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by runjake 7mo ago
One point that wasn't mentioned is that we've been through this cycle many times before with Microsoft, and we will again. It wasn't too long ago that Microsoft went "all in" on Windows for developers and power user
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by runjake 7mo ago
This is neat! I clicked through about 10 app examples on that page and none of them had a screenshot of the app! It's a grave sin to have an app repo without a screenshot in the main README.md. Note: Yes, I know that electrobun itsel
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by runjake 7mo ago
It's been a while since I've touched it, but IIRC they made WinForms play with Hi-DPI nicely.
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by runjake 7mo ago
I can't upvote this comment enough. The only thing I'd add is that not only did he tweet the infamous tweet that caused the backlash, Pavan ridiculed those in the backlash (since deleted). Also, Satya still spews the same "ag
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by runjake 7mo ago
I played with OpenClaw and see the value of it and the glimpse it provides of the future, but the major thing it showed me is that I'm just not that connected in life. Not to the point where it provides usefulness to me. I do frequentl
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by runjake 7mo ago
I’m standing in a line on my iPhone, waiting to get into a basketball game. So apologies for being sloppy. Ok, so you’re talking about technologies that already exist and practically everyone has them. First, you don’t need a new HTTP proto
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by runjake 7mo ago
To which TPM backdoors are you referring? I am aware that similar accusations are leveled against Intel ME and AMD's Platform Security Processor.
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by runjake 7mo ago
It seems like overreach, to say the least.
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by runjake 7mo ago
It's covered in the article. The school district has a contract with Thompson Reuters Clear. And here's more general information on that service: https://legal.thomsonreuters.com/blog/leveraging-license-pla...
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by runjake 7mo ago
Some of that was done at the time to build the new Buzz. (I was around at that time and a heavy Buzz user)
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by runjake 7mo ago
My only assumption is that bots are downvoting the above comment, given the readily-available evidence[1][2] supporting it. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_bot#Meta 2. https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by runjake 7mo ago
The pessimist in me thinks this is to boost real human use of their platforms by using AI engagement. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Internet_theory
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by runjake 7mo ago
https://archive.is/igqsh
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by runjake 7mo ago
You're equating two different things here: "building a custom web application" with "quantified self". These are two entirely different things. Felix's statement isn't a condemnation of quantified self. I
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by runjake 7mo ago
According to Phil's GitLab page, GitHub suspended his account "without warning or reason". https://gitlab.com/lucidrains
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by runjake 7mo ago
I still regularly write stuff myself to stay in practice, because I suspect as some point, some bubble will burst, and I will not have access to the quality of agentic tooling I have today . So, today.
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by runjake 7mo ago
Here's a rough break down, formatted best I can for HN: Safari (closed source) ├─ UI / tabs / preferences ├─ macOS / iOS integration └─ WebKit framework (open source) ~60% ├─ WebCore (HTML/CSS&#
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by runjake 7mo ago
> Why do school board super-intendants and administration make more money than teachers themselves? A couple reasons: 1. Because usually, superintendents and the administration are responsible and accountable for a lot more moving part
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by runjake 7mo ago
Great site. Caveat: it does not seem to update camera statuses after initial reporting. I see several cameras that were removed long ago, or have been repositioned, but their old statuses remain.
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by runjake 7mo ago
I do because we asked Apple about Neo pricing. We do because this is historically the norm. Schools pay roughly the same as the "college student" pricing, aside from the occasional deals they toss us.
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by runjake 7mo ago
> I could see the Neo as a viable option for teenage students. 100% agreed. My statements weren't meant to indicate the Neo wasn't viable. They were meant to state that the Neo isn't going to replace Chromebooks in schoo
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by runjake 7mo ago
No, we really care about durability. The amount of damage is crazy. So many units are damaged that it would be cost-prohibitive to dispose and replace them. The screenshot in that Reddit post more or less looks like ours. Schools generall
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by runjake 7mo ago
Truth. I've seen some of them with carts full of MacBook Pros. But these schools are a small fraction of the overall population. It should also be noted that Washington state schools are still generally heavily Microsoft and Windows, d
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by runjake 7mo ago
> So what segment does it target in your opinion? - Low end consumer - College students - People who have a desktop computer, but want a cheap portable for on-the-go. > The "surface" market is minuscule Probably so, but

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