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saagarjha
3mo ago
I had a bit of an amusing time trying to see if I could find my apartment. I could though it was quite blurry :)
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3mo ago
I'm a little confused why the page lists "UNIVERSAL · APPLE SILICON (M1+)". This seems like an oxymoron
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3mo ago
WebKit is a web engine, not a browser.
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3mo ago
This in particular is not very difficult to verify
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3mo ago
This is generally not true
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saagarjha
3mo ago
This is more challenging for macOS.
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3mo ago
Doesn't he show up regardless
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3mo ago
I believe they are are protected on disk
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3mo ago
Do you have one?
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3mo ago
They're a paid developer, so they are probably signing the app with a stable identity that avoids this.
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3mo ago
Making your app buildable from the CLI is not something I do personally to use on my Mac but it is very useful when you're automating your CI. If you have GitHub Actions set up to build your app, so can Claude, assuming you have the ri
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3mo ago
It lets you build basic UNIX-like tools.
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3mo ago
Dude, chill out. Everything has a fatal dose, you can literally look up the LD50 and find that it’s a big number. Nobody is coming for your weed.
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3mo ago
I wish the article had more details about logistics. Did she pack all the food with her? How/where did she sleep? What about inclement weather, did she row through it or take cover? It seems hard to outrun rough seas in a rowboat so I&
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3mo ago
I mean, it’s pretty clear the people who work on Claude Code aren’t actually looking at what they’re implementing. The thought behind this feature seems like it goes nowhere beyond “oh wouldn’t it be nice if Claude could remember things abo
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4mo ago
Malware on Android causes more harm, both to individuals and collectively to all Android users, than Google locking people out of their accounts. These aren't even in the same order of magnitude. There are countless examples of people
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4mo ago
How do you see it being abused?
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4mo ago
Yeah but I think Gmail seems to actually just keep that header rather than nuking it. To be fair I don't entirely know what I would do to fix it since (like the post) this seems like there aren't many good options here.
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4mo ago
Seems like this is a Gmail thing: https://ylukem.com/blog/apple-mail-leaks-your-ip-address
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4mo ago
It can if it calls into VideoToolbox
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4mo ago
Kernel debugging on Apple silicon largely does not work in any useful way
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4mo ago
I’m still mildly annoyed every email I send using Mail has my IP embedded in it
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4mo ago
Yeah I don't think this is too unusual, I'm not surprised that someone else has come up with it too. My point is that if you write it in Python you can get things like type hints, and use language features to make things nicer. Ob
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4mo ago
I’m a little concerned by how little information is on the website and the fact that the Google Play listing has what are clearly screenshots from iOS.
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4mo ago
I mean, it sucks for you. Definitely does not for everyone else
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4mo ago
You will note that this is not what is being judged as I described in my comment that you just replied to
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4mo ago
He thinks Dye was never good enough to be at Apple and that he would think of leaving proves it
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4mo ago
It has many technical mistakes besides the odd writing style
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4mo ago
I have no real love for Alan Dye but you should probably understand that Gruber feels it is a personal affront that someone might work for a company that is not Apple.
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4mo ago
idk just spitballing I would maybe do something like from parser import struct, packed, array, u8, u32, u64 @struct(packed) class ASIF: magic: array[u8, 4] field4: u32 field8: u32 fieldC: u32 field10
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