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   by teetertater 4y ago

   Thanks for developing Lunar, I'm a happy user for over a year!
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   by teetertater 4y ago

   Shameless plug for my browser extension: https://dailylauncher.com I had this same problem so I solved it and now can't live without it :) If you don't like my opinionated interpretation, you can search for other &quo
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   by teetertater 4y ago

   Check out the Fossil Hybrid line of watches, I have one and love it (although it does more than you require) If you use Android then they're completely hackable with alternative open-source firmware[1]. Actually if you follow the link
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   by teetertater 4y ago

   I see this more as the corporate equivalent of posting tech support issues on HN
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   by teetertater 4y ago

   On the other hand: I once got an offer letter with typos, after just a phone screen.. and it was totally legit! I worked there for a while
6. 66.▲
   by teetertater 4y ago

   Ugh I've heard this hack before, don't ruin Canadians' reputation too!! We deservedly get enough flack as it is lol
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   by teetertater 4y ago

   I moved from Vancouver, Canada to Vienna, Austria 2 years ago, for the European lifestyle and improved quality of life. (The city was decided by the location of my partner)
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   by teetertater 4y ago

   Thanks Brent ;)
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   by teetertater 4y ago

   https://yury.tech/ Just noticed a bug on mobile, oh well
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    by teetertater 4y ago

    Yes that's correct, the jailbreak itself uses these vulnerabilities.
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    by teetertater 4y ago

    I love my iPhone after switching a couple years back, but the only reason I do is because I can jailbreak it. In first place I would rank a jailbroken iPhone, Android in second, normal iPhone in third. Some reasons: no ads in most places, p
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    by teetertater 4y ago

    A probable take I heard from an insider: companies used to boast about their new AI developments for investors, but now are very hush-hush to avoid regulatory scrutiny
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    by teetertater 4y ago

    I have! But from the "who wants to be hired thread"
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    by teetertater 4y ago

    There are still benefits to participation, e.g. Getting boosted engagement / eyeballs to your product from the hashtag hype train. You can also participate unofficially to get motivation to build a profitable business on a time limit
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    by teetertater 4y ago

    It's repeating now
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    by teetertater 5y ago

    Working on an extension to visually organize links, aka custom "new tab" page I want to make it more dev / b2b focused, e.g. with dev tool integrations. Currently brainstorming. Borne from my own struggle with link management
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    by teetertater 5y ago

    Even that seems not to be featured anymore in his latest videos
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    by teetertater 5y ago

    Imagine if publication titles started being clickbait: "Hero doctors save woman / Surgery ON A PLANE [ambulance called] [near-death]" Some AI papers like the Yolo ones are ever so slightly like that already... maybe it's
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    by teetertater 5y ago

    There's a whole community of people building in public on Indiehackers.com You can also check out the #buildinpublic and #buildsell30 hashtags on twitter. Not websites, but big collections of knowledge and resources Pieter Levels (leve
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    by teetertater 5y ago

    Me! The CEO of my current company (craftworks) first reached out to me per email. I already had them in my crosshairs from earlier but took this as a sign to apply. It took some time before I actually started working because of immigration
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    by teetertater 5y ago

    Have you tried outlook.com? I migrated from the desktop app and enabled a bunch of ublock filters to get rid of the ad pane, works pretty well for me. Haven't used shared mailboxes though so can't speak to that.
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    by teetertater 5y ago

    They also found the person using the script with their discord api key
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    An intraoral device for weight loss: initial clinical findings(nature.com)

    2 points by teetertater 5y ago|2 comments
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    by teetertater 5y ago

    > Method: Seven healthy obese participants were recruited. The device, which incorporated closed-field magnets with keepers to restrict mouth opening, was cemented to the participants' first molars. The participants were given a c
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    by teetertater 5y ago

    Thanks for backing me up on this cheese_goddess :) I wasn't aware there is non-rennet and rennet ricotta. I was using the whey method for Mysost, and even that is pretty inedible without adding a bit of cream, so I linked that recipe.
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    by teetertater 5y ago

    Yep, normally this is true and this a good suggestion, but you don't have to if you just want to keep it simple! Starting with ricotta gives you a higher yield of ricotta :)
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    by teetertater 5y ago

    Absolutely not! The only special things I bought were cheese cloth and a food thermometer But I wouldn't recommend making Mysost in a particularly nice pot, it's hard to clean the caramelized cheese off of it
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    by teetertater 5y ago

    I've tried cheese-making and can highly recommend! The easiest one to start with is ricotta, and then Mysost[1] with the leftover whey 1. https://www.culturesforhealth.com/learn/recipe/cheese-recipe...
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    by teetertater 5y ago

    Yes, the author of the tweet completely missed this aspect I can't find the original article that was a great summary, but this one has most of the points https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/08/world/asi
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    by teetertater 5y ago

    I was wondering too, but I think the point was that it's the first one of (hopefully) many more to come and provides an insight into this style of farming