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by thih9 1y ago
> who wants web apps to behave differently every time you interact with them? Technically everyone, we stopped using static pages a while ago. Imagine pages that can now show you e.g. infinitely customizable UI; or, more likely, extremel
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Sure but overtime in enterprise is paid. In a startup you might get some worthless equity. Also, in startups these things still happen more often, the culture normalizes unpaid overtime, unused PTO, etc. E.g.: > While overtime is a reali
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Sane workload, work hours and vacation days for a start. It’s 2025 and I still see “unlimited PTO” in many places.
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> you can still find fridges in that price range today with a similar value proposition Does anyone have examples of consumer fridges like this?
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I hope this will have an impact, but I worry it will be “AI can fix US healthcare”. I appreciate the author’s disclaimers about that and especially about double checking AI output.
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This seems sensationalist, by its own admission too: > Most of the gooners I spoke with had no interest in completely surrendering their lives to porn, and many looked askance at the truly devoted, ruin-your-mind pornosexual contingent.
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You skipped the “take responsibility”. In case of a more serious crime a simple apology is indeed not enough. But it should still be possible to proceed with something more productive for everyone than putting the perpetrator behind bars. A
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These images were originally posted on Reddit; there are more examples in the original post: https://old.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/y7wcd7/gpu_bo...
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> The kids already know how to use VPNs to circumvent firewalls Vpn is not always a solution, at least in my experience (nordvpn). I haven’t tried 4chan, but e.g. reddit rejects anonymous vpn traffic (shows an error message, forces login
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The speed was relatively low. But yes, the lack of head protection was still scary.
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My guess is they wanted to share some ideas; as in: what features could be added and what would an example implementation look like. They have no interest in deeper discussions or in forking the project. To me a large PR with a disclaimer t
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> Change controls are tighter, and we’re investing in long-term performance improvements, especially in the CMS. This reads as if overall performance was an afterthought and this doesn’t seem practical; it should be a business metric, it
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> linters and formatters don't understand alignment, so they always want those extra spaces removed, making a mess. I’m not sure what are you referring to, could you give an example?
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> You can use tabs to indent and spaces to align after that, in most cases. In practice this is difficult; since the characters are invisible by default, people will inevitably mix up the two. Looks like the industry standard is to give
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Naturally stronger animals very often protect weaker ones too, especially within the same species. I know you’re trying to point out a logical fallacy; but I don’t think it is a good reason to ignore the grandparent commenter’s point.
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There is no indication that their actual customers want that and that it would benefit the business and their customers long term. It might as well be a bad location for the above for some reason.
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You pay for the dev account, you beg to keep the dev account…
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While notarization as method of increasing security is a pain, I guess we need more details. For all we know, it is just as likely that some bad actor was prevented from distributing notarized apps. Perhaps even the developer was unaware th
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by thih9 1y ago
Parent link looks incorrect, this one seems to work: https://old.reddit.com/r/iOSProgramming/comments/1m14px0/jus... This is not a new thing though, apple has been doing this for years, here is a similar
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Depending on the company culture, this may not be allowed. As in: PMs will ask another dev to implement it; if this happens more often then they will replace you. Also, searching for dignity in a post-“don’t be evil” startup environment see
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by thih9 1y ago
The original article has now been updated: > The developer has been given responsible disclosure and I have been informed that steps are being taken to address the security concerns. There is still no timeline or other information about
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> One time they let her speak publicly it turned out to be a disaster. Context?
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Did you contact the creator first with these findings? What was the creator's response, if any? In any case I hope the creator was contacted, I'd say publishing active issues like this on a popular website would be arguably as bad
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Note that I am replying to the submission and reusing the wording from its title. Also, I’m not suggesting an LLM is actually thinking. We’ve been using “thinking” in a computing context for a long time.
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What made ChatGPT think that this feature is supported? And a follow up question - is that the direction SEO is going to take?
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For context, the “Focus” refers to an iOS feature that minimizes distractions: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/iphone/iphd6288a67f/io...
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Author claims it is satire, as replied here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44489170
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Poe’s law[1] is a thing, perhaps consider adding “/s”, “;)”, or similar. Replies will increase ambiguity and eventually people will misunderstand. [1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
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The science article (published one day earlier) seems to have more information: https://www.science.org/content/article/researchers-claim-th... Current HN post points to a different article, which points to that s
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> A DOS command window. Without specific knowledge in the head, the user cannot perform a single action. To be fair, even CLI environments provide some UI discovery. E.g. DOS had 'help' and it would list available commands and

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