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   by striking 3y ago

   You can pass a reference to a something that the task should update as one of its arguments (e.g. a pointer to a place in memory big enough for a pointer that starts out as null). Then wait for the task. Then check what it left you at the r
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   by striking 3y ago

   Firefox doesn't support WebUSB. You can also use ADB to install.
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   Claude 3 beats GPT-4 on Aider's code editing benchmark(aider.chat)

   3 points by striking 3y ago|0 comments
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   by striking 3y ago

   It doesn't even help you get to the end of the exploit chain. To boot anything they still needed to tap the touchpad USB lines and attach preimaged external USB storage. It's a goof but it's not a goof worth making 1200 incar
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   by striking 3y ago

   There are two options. "Not interested" nudges the algorithm away from the topic while "Don't recommend <type> from this channel" immediately hides the channel from recommendations. If your nudges don't f
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   by striking 3y ago

   I don't think there's anything wrong with pointing these issues out, even if you think AI is merely an accelerant of existing social issues. And it's not necessarily a question of how left you are to believe so. Ultimately wh
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   by striking 3y ago

   https://github.com/LibreSignal/LibreSignal/issues/37#issueco... > If you think running servers is difficult and expensive (you're right), ask yourself why you feel entitled for us to run them for your
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   by striking 3y ago

   I'm not sure which "this" you're referring to here, but I don't think there's anything wrong with choice. It's like being prompted to choose a browser. Some people choose the default, others prefer Firefox
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   by striking 3y ago

   `git init` itself hints that you should globally configure an initial branch name in your git config, and suggests "main", "trunk", and "development" as alternatives. It will continue to make this suggestion un
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    by striking 3y ago

    I mean, if you really want to know... here's an Amazon review: https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R2W2GI082RE884/re... Both the review and the sample of the book available through the book's
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    by striking 3y ago

    I don't usually go back into my comment history to reply to someone with new facts, but it took only six days for Apple to tell us how they really feel. > And so, to comply with the DMA’s requirements, we had to remove the Home Scre
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    by striking 3y ago

    It is boring to quote the guidelines, but you did ask: > Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes. > Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work
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    by striking 3y ago

    > There are dozens of building code (not just zoning code) requirements that add cost and complexity to housing projects in cities like LA. Street trees, front setbacks, off-street parking, roof decks, façade articulation — these are nic
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    by striking 3y ago

    Yeah, but it's not like those comments are making a mistake about how the tech works because they're looking to learn something today. Posting an axe-grinding comment that shows a clear misunderstanding of the technology on a tech
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    by striking 3y ago

    > There are indications that iOS 17.4 is using SIM carrier information to geo-lock the changes to web app functionality singularly to users in the EU. Web apps in other regions around the world remain unaffected.
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    by striking 3y ago

    If you're implying that the retraction is suspect, could you point out a particular section?
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    by striking 3y ago

    His last comment on HN was like, five days ago. I'm sure he's okay.
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    by striking 3y ago

    All of the music used in that game is used so perfectly. The game opens to its title screen with an American flag being flown upside down, with Jimi Hendrix shredding out a scratchy, distorted, echo-y, far-off rendition of The Star Spangled
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    by striking 3y ago

    > Reply #19 from Steven on: May 23, 2013, 03:28:39 PM > As i have stated several times i have no near term plans to open source MusicBee. When i feel i dont want to keep the project going then making the source code available will be
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    by striking 3y ago

    Seems like this is a translation of another article ( https://nos.nl/artikel/2508037-inlichtingendiensten-onderzoc... ). The source does not have the error.
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    by striking 3y ago

    I think you missed the rest of the sentence: > He's a big fan of pattern matching , and enums, and discriminated unions, which allow correctness to be verified at compile time. And the forest for the trees: > [Stanley] hates any
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    by striking 3y ago

    Or you could start off with macropayments and make micropayments possible later. Letting perfect be the enemy of the good is how we got here.
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    by striking 3y ago

    I'd read a baker's or nurse's job eulogy. It's a way to see into their world at its absolute nadir. (Also, a journalist interviewed this person, wrote it as an article, and a bunch of people upvoted it here. So clearly t
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    by striking 3y ago

    If you want Emacs to work as Martin describes out of the box, you can install Doom and enable Ivy completion from the config. From then on, the experience feels pretty modern, while remaining infinitely customizeable in a structured way.
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    The Food Lab's Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipe(seriouseats.com)

    4 points by striking 3y ago|0 comments
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    by striking 3y ago

    Look, I'm trying to give the guy some leeway for being a massive stick in the mud. I think some people call this "steelmanning"? Fine, it's rare that "60fps" is actually mandated by publishers or console manufa
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    by striking 3y ago

    I get tired of listening to this kind of thing pretty quickly. There's very little here that's falsifiable or of substance, very little to actually confront in an intellectually rigorous way. But I'll add this, it's espe
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    by striking 3y ago

    You could write a wrapper around something like https://github.com/cvolny/faketty , which can manipulate isatty() calls when used with LD_PRELOAD on Linux (and presumably DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES on macOS except on Apple&#
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    by striking 3y ago

    I feel like I understand well enough, I feel you've misrepresented the magnitude of the issue.
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    by striking 3y ago

    The article mentions all of these potential solutions and how they failed in this case. Maybe I'm wrong for taking the article at face value, but they do at least speak to these points directly.