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by smcin 1y ago
No, IE has not been dead and buried for ages. Not everyone's a US corporation. A lot of (mostly non-US) orgs used locked-down managed IT and VMs where IE was still the only allowed browser, until the IE 11 shutdown in 2022, which is re
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by smcin 1y ago
You were suggesting GitHub users migrate to your forge, and historically, one of GitHub's big features was private repos. And at least historically, Github private repos claimed to provide protections against unauthorized access/s
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by smcin 1y ago
OIDC = OpenID Connect, an open authentication protocol
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by smcin 1y ago
It's murky what Github's priorities going forward as part of CoreAI will be, and whether it will become even more of a subliminal marketing machine/ content source for AI codegen... GitHub has (only) $2bn direct revenues (202
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by smcin 1y ago
You say "forge" and stuff like "collectively built in the open"? Do you consider the repos "public", "private" or what? You have a very short privacy policy [ https://tangled.sh/privacy
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by smcin 1y ago
Not Abel.ai, so who? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44640343
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Can any of you name some, in the southbay and peninsula?
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Which company was that?
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by smcin 1y ago
https://archive.ph/YecbQ
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by smcin 1y ago
It is also important to note that Pi-hole the product is categorically not the subject of this breach... only donors prior to 7/29/2025 on https://pi-hole.net/donate (now fixed)
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by smcin 1y ago
That URL is 404, there is no domain linkedin.cpulse
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by smcin 1y ago
'ChatControl' = proposed EU-wide framework for detecting and reporting text keywords, images, and videos in all digital private communications, nominally to prevent CSAM. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulati
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by smcin 1y ago
Punctuation, numbers-for-letters (L337) and strategic misspellings are also your friend.
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I understood what he claimed, but it's neither a GenZ/Gen Alpha thing, nor did it start with streaming services or TikTok.
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Not necessarily, it's desirable for articles to be accessible from work and corporate firewalls, and lists of banned words exist. This was already the case before streaming services or TikTok existed.
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by smcin 1y ago
Oh that's actually the name, I thought it was a diss on most media! Thanks.
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by smcin 1y ago
Here are some wave heights as of 9 a.m. [Wed July 30, 2025]: Humboldt Bay: 1 ft Crescent City: 2.82 ft Point Reyes: 1.68 ft Monterey: 1.23 ft Port San Luis: 2.7 ft Richmond: 0.8 ft Santa Monica: 1.2 ft
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by smcin 1y ago
Which TV channel please? Link or name?
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No, but an archive.org for US govt webpages like tsunami.gov (including dynamic content) seems like something that is currently needed.
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by smcin 1y ago
UserDict is not formally deprecated but it will be someday, so code that relies on it is not future-proof.
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by smcin 1y ago
Don't be so quick to discount your experience though; selling enterprise software/SaaS is different to marketing and selling consumer goods/services. Tell us what you learned, about both. Were all your perfume sales face-to-f
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by smcin 1y ago
You should blog (under a pseudonym), your story is unique. People could support you financially via BuyMeaCoffee or else Patreon, and make teaser posts on Reddit, LinkedIn to bring new readers to your blog. What did you learn as a street pe
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by smcin 1y ago
(In that specific case, with that specific very skewed data distribution, yes. But not necessarily in the general case. So "they" would be better off with that solution, but not a generalized "you").
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by smcin 1y ago
This has all been too meta for my tiny brain.
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Since different US states regulate childcare very differently, it seems silly to compare "licensed childcare headcount" across states as if it was some invariant. And "unlicensed childcare" could merely mean "potent
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by smcin 1y ago
In particular I'm trying to demystify the supposed Utah childcare shortage: I suspect Utah has a very high rate of informal or unlicensed childcare, or exchanges between part-time working mothers, of which Utah has a lot [0]. So again
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by smcin 1y ago
Really appreciate your link but I can't understand if "that article" and "they" is referring to Manhattan Institute, my citation of Patch, or the ancestor CNBC article. So I can't understand your second paragra
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That's pretty good! Would it pass a blind reader test vs actual William Gibson?
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Memphis, TN (Shelby County) has the highest homicide rate in the entire country. Why is it in any way meaningful to lump that in with unrelated small cities and counties in TN? (any more than including/excluding East Hammond, IN's
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by smcin 1y ago
Jumbling social, economic and environmental considerations [0] into one overall score seems like a terrible methodology, and politicized. Why not just rate them on three (or more) separate scores? If we did this on a country level, we'

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