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by ryantgtg 10d ago
Exact same situation for us. Google just seems to fly through and fill out a bunch of forms (we had to include a condition where if the google tester credentials logs in, we switch the app to the staging API). And then it's live within
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by ryantgtg 10d ago
We have about a 16 year old app, and our Google Play app review consistently takes between 30 minutes to 1 hour. Apple consistently takes about 36 hours for us.
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by ryantgtg 24d ago
The "benefiting all humanity" charters were immediately demonstrated to be a ruse. The business model is to hook users into endlessly chatting with your new friend, thus increasing their sales. Yeah, it was surprising and disappoi
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by ryantgtg 1mo ago
I'm referring to a modal overlaying the post. It says "see this post in the app". Not a login prompt, as I previously reported (but who cares, modal is modal).
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by ryantgtg 1mo ago
I was definitely clicking the correct x. And I resolved it by refreshing the page and trying again.
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by ryantgtg 1mo ago
I received an Amber Alert a few days ago, which linked to a Twitter post containing the details, and the "x" in the "plz login" modal that blocked the entire screen was non-functional. I just sat there pounding on the x,
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by ryantgtg 1mo ago
Thanks. This seems really neat so far. I think the Story Ideas section is a nice touch. I was looking at my writing files and realized that I have a whole lot that are simply ideas or a couple paragraphs, and I wanted to collect and easily
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by ryantgtg 1mo ago
I misread the title at first and thought it was the little people that had been identified.
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by ryantgtg 3mo ago
Most every road death is the outcome of a poor decision made by a human. It's too much responsibility for many people, given the propensity to make choices that increase the chance of death and serious injury to others.
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by ryantgtg 3mo ago
Every car safety post on HN has "guy who thinks 12k deaths is maybe not too bad." Thanks, guy! You really put things in perspective there.
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by ryantgtg 3mo ago
Etsy seems to operate in the same way as google. I had a DMCA against a listing of mine that should have been protected as parody. Etsy immediately complied with the takedown, and then I emailed the complainant and they agreed it was a mist
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by ryantgtg 4mo ago
> - Clicking an iPhone notification opens the app, but never brings me to the actual email I've been using fastmail on iOS for years and have never experienced this issue. Clicking from a notification opens up the email. Maybe there
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by ryantgtg 4mo ago
The argument is that the sweet deal we're getting now, which involves Anthropic practically giving away a product while they lose lots of money, might not be sustainable for them.
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by ryantgtg 4mo ago
> deny the fact that it's useful tech Is this denial in the room with us now?
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by ryantgtg 5mo ago
Now we’re talking. So much misinformation in this thread. There’s a reason that the saying, “if you want to kill someone, do it with a car” exists. Fortunately, it seems like judges are finally starting to wake up to the idea that it’s unre
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by ryantgtg 7mo ago
Replying to myself. I just read the article. The gray/blue/green H2 fuel costs in the article do not reflect current U.S. fuel costs. Gray is $8-10 for liquid delivery. This equates to a little over $1 per mile, which - compared t
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by ryantgtg 7mo ago
Read their comment and yours? What great advice. I would suggest you do the same, but I think you'll continue to misread it. > No one is going to pay you to take your waste away and dispose of it. You would have to pay them. > lo
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by ryantgtg 7mo ago
Yeah. Vehicle costs are pretty much the same (for battery electric and fuel cell electric buses, at least) and are about 2-3x more than ICE. On-site hydrogen infra for fueling/storage is substantially more than charging equipment. H2 f
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by ryantgtg 7mo ago
You appear to be agreeing with the person you’re replying to.
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by ryantgtg 8mo ago
This is my experience, too. Heroku didn’t stay competitive price-wise with alternatives. And scaling even slightly from the basic dynos quadrupled (or whatever) the price. Feature and experience-wise, we were always really happy with heroku
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by ryantgtg 9mo ago
It doesn’t need to be said.
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by ryantgtg 10mo ago
I had a city college teacher who knew I liked sci-fi, so she printed me out the short story Equinoctial. Great little story, and from there I devoured everything by him. The relatively recent Irontown Blues reminded me how great the Eight W
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by ryantgtg 10mo ago
I think the counterargument is that a while ago ads became super annoying. They move, they grow in size, they feature nsfw things, they have weird js that annoys you when you try to leave. Perhaps some of this has toned down in recent years
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by ryantgtg 1y ago
Sure, but the article is about a bot that expressly identifies itself in the user agent and its user agent name contains a sentence suggesting you block its ip if you don’t like it. Since it uses at least 74 ips, blocking its user agent see
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by ryantgtg 1y ago
This one was funny because I checked a day’s log and it was using at least 15 different IPs. Much easier to just ban or rate limit “Thinkbot”
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by ryantgtg 1y ago
Related to the supposed inevitability of war AND nazi Germany, I recommend Nicholson Baker’s Human Smoke. It’s a good catalog of the choices, both economic and philosophical, on all sides, leading up to it (and contrasted with pacifists).
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by ryantgtg 1y ago
I did this last year and checked on it after the first day to find a drowned baby opossum.
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by ryantgtg 1y ago
In many cases the people responsible are not in fact punished. This is about enforcing laws that are intended for save lives in the face of the breakdown of the social contract. I would expect these Higher IQ/cognitive speed people you
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by ryantgtg 1y ago
People in the US drive with their phones in their faces. Is that an issue in Portugal?
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by ryantgtg 1y ago
Maybe! We mostly just discuss things like, “Do you want more food? Take more food!”

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