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by sdfhbdf 3y ago
I didn't compromise the security of iMessage as a whole, it just exploited a way to get people into the system that was not planned. Imagine there is a theme park that has normal ticket booths and some requirements there to get in. The
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by sdfhbdf 3y ago
Hey thanks for work on the app! Is there any possibility of translating the app to different languages? I can drop a note to email if you want, since as I understand you are based on Yale's Mood Meter - https://moodmeterapp.
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by sdfhbdf 3y ago
> During the magnetic-stimulation treatment, Peter was shown pictures of drugs and encouraged to reflect on the harmful consequences of his addiction. The hope is that his brain’s reward circuits—a complex network of interwoven brain reg
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by sdfhbdf 3y ago
AFAIK Serving content from Backblaze via CloudFlare is exactly CDN Usage
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by sdfhbdf 3y ago
I’m sure it’s just an example but being european I am surprised at the 10kg load. Most people I know hover around ~5-7 kg max capacity for their washing machines. They’re usually placed in bathrooms or kitchens since not a lot of people hav
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by sdfhbdf 3y ago
I would be interested in what studies/papers/research is/are backing up the methods used by Olo, I haven't found any on the linked homepage. It does sound intriguing but in this crowded space of mental health apps I thin
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by sdfhbdf 3y ago
> Continued commitment to privacy. Privacy is still at the core of the Fitbit experience. Your Fitbit health and wellness data won’t be used for Google Ads, and it will continue to be kept separate from Google Ads data Hmm I think Privac
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
Please keep in mind that as many Raspberry Pi owners discover SD Cards are not built to be written to constantly, they can fail in unexpected ways.
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
S3 sounds very inefficient for storing git objects. Unless you're talking converting git protocol to S3 Object Versions API which might sound like an interesting project.
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
Google Search is still a RO system - you are mostly just retrieving information from a search index.
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
RO system is generally probably easier to keep up than a RW system that is constantly innovating.
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
> All the paid months that I was an actual early adopter don’t count? Nah, I’m done. Oh yeah, that is a little insulting.
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
Also got it. Good they see that the communication lacked a litte. As a previously paying customer it's nice to see that they see they made a mistake. I understand it's a startup but everything is happening on a really short notice
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
Hmm reminds me of Google’a AMP in a way. I applaud author’s work. It’s really nice. Unfortunately if this gets popular all the negatives that stemmed from Google trying to host AMP content, with similarly good intentions, might come back to
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
difference being that you use tumblr mostly for entertainment and credit score is something everybody needs to be on top of.
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
It's Bing API usage cost as they mentioned, and Bing hiked the prices up 100%, as they mentioned. Most of their searches are combining data from Bing, Google and other sources. They never stated that this cost is their infrastructure c
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
This is a step in the right direction. Although if i’m not mistaken the case for somebody stealing your .ssh directory with keys and contributing to GitHub over SSH still stands. I guess it’d be hard to require everybody to password protect
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
I'm wondering what do you think can Signal do to stay afloat being a non-profit that AFAIK relies solely on donations? Disclaimer: I pay Signal monthly (happy to do it in exhcange for no-bullshit app)
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
I think when parent wrote "People on iOS generally doesn't realize that iMessage isn't SMS" they are not talking about so-called technically-literate people. The very fact that you're commenting on HN probably means
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
Probably not in Apple’s “it just works” design philosophy. Also that’s another moving piece that can break.
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
EDIT: It’s not that bad. They uploaded email addresses of users to facebook for retargeting. Not sure if my comment still applies in this particular case but I’m leaving it for posterity. > Between 2017 and 2018, Respondent uploaded list
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
I think HN appreciates comedy, just a specific type, but I am not able to fully nicely describe it at the moment. I believe the comedy has to be universal because we come from so many different cultures here. HN dislikes comedy that is base
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
I think Gmail has a big yellow notice in your account for 7 data after a new forwading e-mail address is added. That of course falls apart when you use an external client but there’s that.
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
there is also this stupid old tech way of just politely asking for any promise in writing, ask them to send a follow up email or you send one “as discussed on the phone this and that - do you confirm” But I never dealt with Comcast so i don
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
I don't think there is any more pressure created when making a coffee with an AeroPress than with any other immersion method. The plunger is just to push the liquid through, it doesn't create any additional pressure.
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
Is there a one for LeetCode?
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
The author stipulates in a later tweet [1] that it's Sydney since it's treated as a single token in the prompt so is cheaper to run I guess. [1]: https://twitter.com/kliu128/status/1623511112137449473#m
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
Very interesting, sounds kinda like GraphQL counterpart to https://github.com/cube2222/octosql
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
Well it seems like a typical message for anti-DDoS rate-limiting, probably something incorrectly started attributing the clock or counter for ratelimiting.
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by sdfhbdf 4y ago
No. You cannot copyright an abstract style. Process is not copyrightable.

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