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by thiht 3y ago
> I can find someone on LinkedIn who can manage my Azure logging infrastructure are infinitely greater than finding someone who has experience with my custom logger's private repository Why not do something standard with no platform
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by thiht 3y ago
Rectangle is one of the first things I always install when on a Mac... and yet I never use it anymore. I remember using it a lot on Windows, but since I've switched to macOS I think I've migrated entirely to their Mission Control
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by thiht 3y ago
Interesting detail from the detailed release notes: > Explicit language handling. The keyboard will add explicit language that you use to your personal vocabulary list and will learn this usage for each different app. Explicit language t
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by thiht 3y ago
> Explicit language handling. The keyboard will add explicit language that you use to your personal vocabulary list and will learn this usage for each different app. Explicit language that is learned is used for autocorrect and suggestio
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by thiht 3y ago
> they said they were sorry for how they handled it More like sorry the peasants didn’t understand their master plan. It gives more money to Unity! What’s not to like?
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by thiht 3y ago
I’m sorry are you a mod or just a wannabe mod? These threads are unrelated to my question so stop bothering. And don’t tell me what I can or can’t ask, unless you’re an actual mod.
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by thiht 3y ago
We’re not on StackOverflow, you can’t just post 2 links that mention Threads and say this is the same question. I’m asking because I live in Europe, where Threads isn’t available so it’s hard to gauge how alive it is. And I’m interested in
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Ask HN: Is Threads dead?
23 points by thiht 3y ago|27 comments
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by thiht 3y ago
Well… yeah? My GitHub actions workflow consist of calls to make lint, make test, make build, etc. Everything is useable in local. There’s just some specificities when it comes to boot the dependencies (I use a compose file in local and GitH
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by thiht 3y ago
> no one asked for and no one is using for anything good anyway Speak for yourself. This is a crappy attitude honestly, you might want to keep an open mind on things you don’t have an interest in
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by thiht 3y ago
They've already killed Prime Video in the last year. I cancelled my Amazon Prime subscription yesterday because: - 1-day delivery is not a thing anymore - Prime Video used to be my favorite streaming service, now it sucks. Every time I
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by thiht 3y ago
Why are there so many loopholes in every single US law? Everytime there’s a major health issue or anything extremely anti consumer it’s because of a loophole in the formulation of a US law. Are US lawmakers that bad? Or is it judges who int
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by thiht 3y ago
> I'd make the Type G plug the only standard wtf? It's way too big, I can't even imagine how big is a 5 or 6 sockets power strip From the pictures, type L looks the best to me
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by thiht 3y ago
Sentry is not a tracker
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by thiht 3y ago
> Go has a long list of booby traps like this Huh? Where’s the list? From the top of my head I think this is the only thing that repeatedly bit me, although I’m very aware of the behavior of for loop scoping. Linters save me nowadays at
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by thiht 3y ago
No. A phone is not a great portable console. Anything without physical buttons is not a great portable console.
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by thiht 3y ago
It’s indeed working now. This is exactly what I did previously (3 times precisely), but now it works. Maybe the update doesn’t actually update everything, just the bare minimum and completes the rest in background.
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by thiht 3y ago
Good to know, thanks
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by thiht 3y ago
Very disappointing so far. I was excited by some changes and nothing seems to work: - groceries lists in reminders should create automatic sections, it doesn’t work - photos should automatically detect pets, it doesn’t work - hey siri was
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by thiht 3y ago
The CEO will probably be punished with a $1,000,000 yearly bonus instead of $2,000,000
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by thiht 3y ago
> GDPR in Europe is what started it all Cookie banners are a result of the ePrivacy directive, not GDPR. Also we could have had something better than cookie banners if browser vendors and companies had collaborated on a standard. Imagine
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by thiht 3y ago
They apparently decided on “none”, which is valid. I kinda agree with the maintainers here, if it’s an issue, fork it, add your own CoC and manage your own community as you see fit. That’s valid too. There’s nothing wrong with suggesting to
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by thiht 3y ago
And explain why it’s not safe too
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by thiht 3y ago
Doesn’t help. I disagree on 1, I actually like Plex UI and it mostly works fine for me. It’s especially useful in that I have official apps everywhere (tv, smartphone, laptop), I can chromecast, and I can download movies locally on my phone
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by thiht 3y ago
> piece of garbage That’s pushing it. You’re entitled to dislike that it’s proprietary, but Plex works great. You can like an alternative better without shitting on Plex for no reason
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by thiht 3y ago
Kagi's solution to pin, bump or blacklist some websites is awesome. It's a shame Google doesn't have something as simple and elegant after all these years.
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by thiht 3y ago
I can charge my laptop, my PS5 controller, my headset and my Kindle with a single cable next to my couch. It does some good. I don’t care that I can use any cable for charging, I care that if I have a charging cable I can use it with any of
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by thiht 3y ago
0.5g in a 5g serving is 10%, not 0.5%, am I missing something?
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by thiht 3y ago
100% remote. If the work has an office in my city, I might go from time to time, or even regularly, but on my terms. I quit my previous job because I had 3 days a week remote, and I wanted to bump that to "unlimited but I can come when
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by thiht 3y ago
> People rushed out to buy 3D TVs I thought 3D TVs were commercial failures, which is ultimately why 3D disappeared

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