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3y ago
This is so useful!
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3y ago
The bona fides arrived, that seems to be it. Woah, I always wondered how JailbreakMe worked, thank you!
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3y ago
Is there a CVE out for this somewhere? This is interesting
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3y ago
This just seems like a bug.
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3y ago
Five years is light speed in terms of public works! I felt the same way.
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3y ago
I heard a while back that the most devastating thing that could happen to a politician is a stereotype of him/her being confirmed in the wild. They then become caricatures in the eyes of the public. Some have lost elections because of
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3y ago
Haha, was just thinking about this yesterday. Taking care of a 2012 Nissan Sentra and sometimes I lose track of the lifetime warranties of parts. Started an Excel last year for it, although I’d be saving a lot more money if I did that earli
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3y ago
Wow, this is great! Exactly what I was looking for. I don’t use Obsidian, so independent tools like this are welcome.
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3y ago
I don't understand how a couple of naive emails translates to the disrespect of an entire class of people.
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JavaScript – Private Properties
(developer.mozilla.org)
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3y ago
They even kill insects for us
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Tell HN: Trello Hacked?
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3y ago
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3y ago
What's your email?
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3y ago
Clipchamp is terrible software. I can’t believe it made to production.
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3y ago
I don’t use Obsidian, but I use wikilinks in markdown. Recently I wrote a lightweight alternative to Dataview, which renders directly into the markdown itself. It’s a lightweight standalone script that embeds any references and builds those
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3y ago
Isn’t the ratio between men and women on these apps a problem that messes up the interpretation of these observations? Genuinely curious.
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3y ago
In my anecdotal experience, I chalk it down to inexperience. After a couple of unsuccessful committed relationships, people get their standards in place. It’s hard to imagine healthy adults want to date unreliable individuals romantically
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3y ago
And it’s not even about women. This just applies to anyone looking for a romantic partner. Who doesn’t want all of those traits? They’re the whole package. People have standards, and it seems so-called incels aren’t comfortable with that.
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3y ago
Source for that first sentence? It’s a common trope, seems to emanate from the “red pill” community. From what I’ve heard, it came from a (flawed) study performed by some dating app. I don’t buy it.
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Storing WebAuthn challenge values without a database in Elixir
(matteing.com)
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3y ago
What would you be able to build with this? Is it possible to inference LLMs on these devices?
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3y ago
This landing page is an utter failure. I can’t believe this got past anyone. I’ve read the whole thing and I still have no idea what it does or what problem it solves. I’m not watching a Keynote to find out either. Who made this?
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3y ago
I think the first paragraph was enough. There wasn't a need to publicly bash your customer.
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3y ago
That’s brutal and a risk to startups managing their cap table with them. Exit signal.
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3y ago
The good ol’ “you hate capitalism but use an iPhone” response. It’s not a good one.
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3y ago
Looks a lot like Elixir and reminds me of Swift. Cool!
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3y ago
Same but with macOS. The only cool thing about it is that it’s declarative: nix-darwin everything and a fully working and customized machine is up in 10 minutes with one command
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3y ago
I noticed this too and I’m still getting used to it.
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3y ago
Great post. This is a massive change: now we get macOS VMs with full graphics performance and QE/CI. This was impossible on Intel machines without PCI passthrough of a compatible GPU (on a Hackintosh).
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3y ago
I wish Apple would’ve open sourced the .webarchive format. Nothing beats the user experience: Cmd-S in Safari and select “Web Archive”. It’s downloaded in permanent copy, indexed by Spotlight and accessible on all your devices. I use it for
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