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by tyrust 2y ago
> she could have a website where all her albums are listed. She wanted to not have to share a new link each time, and have people easily look up older ones. Would a static site with a list of links to Google Photos albums work? I'v
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by tyrust 2y ago
The advice isn't backwards, but some senior leaders are in the sense that they don't take feedback well. In this case, this advice is sound. Sure, in an ideal world you wouldn't have to fluff it, but I'm guessing many o
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by tyrust 2y ago
That's the term: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Over-the-top_media_service
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by tyrust 2y ago
I added an alarm to my prompt so it happens every time a command finishes. I only use a visual bell, which propagates through tmux and my window manager. So basically, if I'm focused elsewhere when a command finishes, I have a nice i
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by tyrust 2y ago
YouTube hosting screenshots of tweets is a pretty confusing development.
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by tyrust 2y ago
> The Pin type (and the concept of pinning in general) is a foundational building block on which the rest of the the Rust async ecosystem stands. Was this not the first sentence of the article when you wrote this?
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by tyrust 2y ago
last.fm is still around, although I don't use it for recommendations. I've recently enjoyed using RYM to find music. Start with an artist/album I like, click on the genre, and try out the top-rated artists/albums. It&#x
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by tyrust 3y ago
I think commit messages are mostly valuable for a future code reader asking "why is this bit like this?" and then looking at blame logs for the answer. As you point out, bigger picture stuff ought to be elsewhere (documentation,
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by tyrust 3y ago
This is the opposite of what the commenter is suggesting.
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by tyrust 3y ago
You can run this workflow with a Linux laptop.
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by tyrust 3y ago
>him It says "they/them" right there on the mastodon profile you linked.
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by tyrust 3y ago
> The financial giant also readjusted the value of its holding in Twitter to $6.86 million, up from $6.55 million from a month prior, but still down 65% since the original investment. Still significantly down.
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by tyrust 3y ago
You said something wrong and I corrected it. That's all.
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by tyrust 3y ago
The original comment was about giving cryptocurrency to the homeless. So you would give them a wallet with a private key. A benefactor could send that money to the wallet, no internet connection for the recipient required.
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by tyrust 3y ago
> requiring them to have an internet-connected smartphone to even be able to be banked by Bitcoin An internet connection is not required to hold a private key. A hardware wallet would probably make the most sense.
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by tyrust 3y ago
Why was this flagged?
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by tyrust 4y ago
HN needs spoiler tags, haha. I'm glad I went to the article first because I feel like the "Myst" reveal at the end was a little twist.
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by tyrust 4y ago
> Reddit - and even in that case, there are numerous features already being locked out of third-party clients I've used a third-party client for years and I don't miss any features. Maybe I don't know what I'm missin
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by tyrust 4y ago
There are alternatives listed directly below the Docker instructions. Seems like a silly reason to write-off a project.
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by tyrust 4y ago
Does it? I didn't see it in my reading. > Musk tweeted Saturday in response to a question about the risk of impostors impersonating verified profiles — such as politicians and election officials — that “Twitter will suspend the acc
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by tyrust 4y ago
My understanding was that value of verification was, well, verification that you were, in fact, that person [0]. I wonder if this property will be maintained. Otherwise, impersonators can pay to get the blue check. In the long term, maybe
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by tyrust 4y ago
> Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by tyrust 4y ago
Everyone who signs up for Twitter Blue (ie pays $3/month) should get an authentication checkmark — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) April 10, 2022 He has since deleted the Tweet, but it is an indicator of how out of touch he is when it comes to p
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by tyrust 4y ago
Thanks for sharing this again. I used it last time this topic came up, worked great!
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by tyrust 4y ago
Perhaps some garbage charities. Puppeting this sort of thing as a general truth is damaging to the charities that are doing good work. I suggest you do a little bit of research (charity navigator, giving what we can, effective altruism, e
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by tyrust 4y ago
This is satire, right?
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by tyrust 4y ago
> In Ethereum, as of May 2022, it is believed that over 90% of miners are connected to the Flashbots server. One can determine this by observing that over 90% of blocks contain Flashbot transaction bundles. > The Flashbots system is i
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by tyrust 4y ago
also, this (sorta botched) version after an insane run at AGDQ: https://youtu.be/7d76YdrGawE?t=47m
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by tyrust 4y ago
Sure that stuff isn't good, too. I'm just wondering what your plan is to keep your kids off of this other (public) forum that your just learned about (and ones like it), if you have one.
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by tyrust 4y ago
It's not really clear what your point is. Surely you aren't saying that your strategy is to allow your kids on any online site as long as it's public, but that's the only clarification you've provided here.

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