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by vlod 10mo ago
Not author. SponsorBlock [0] works pretty well for me (on FF): "SponsorBlock is an open-source crowdsourced browser extension and open API for skipping sponsor segments in YouTube videos." [0]: https://sponsor.ajay.app&
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That New Hit Song on Spotify? It Was Made by A.I(archive.is)
2 points by vlod 11mo ago|1 comments
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Oddest ChatGPT leaks yet: Cringey chat logs found in Google Analytics tool(arstechnica.com)
73 points by vlod 11mo ago|21 comments
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by vlod 11mo ago
NT was great on Dec Alphas.
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by vlod 1y ago
This happens to me as well, but when I become aware of other non welcome thoughts, I just start counting again. /shrug
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by vlod 1y ago
Something that works for me is count from 10 to 1 slowly. Concentrate getting to 1. If another thought enters, start the count again. Repeat. This is like counting the proverbial sheep.
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by vlod 1y ago
Installing the Pebble SDK: https://developer.repebble.com/sdk/ Tutorials: https://developer.repebble.com/tutorials/ Examples: https://developer.repebble.com/examples/
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Pebble is officially back on iOS and Android(twitter.com)
113 points by vlod 1y ago|16 comments
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by vlod 1y ago
full: https://archive.is/20251008205650/https://www.404media.co/ap...
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by vlod 1y ago
For those lazy to search: CVE-2025-29927 – Authorization Bypass Vulnerability in Next.js: All You Need to Know https://jfrog.com/blog/cve-2025-29927-next-js-authorization-...
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by vlod 1y ago
On the off-chance you're not aware of nostr [0]. Might give you some ideas. [0]: https://nostr.com
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Poor Charlies Almanack (Charles Munger)(stripe.press)
3 points by vlod 1y ago|0 comments
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by vlod 1y ago
Yep as the corporate job is super stable nowadays. /s I speculate that most people here, have come under the receiving end of what "At Will" contact.
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by vlod 1y ago
https://archive.is/41W1D
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by vlod 1y ago
I welcome my (somewhat Open)AI overloads. Using LinkedIn for jobs is next to useless (in my experience).
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by vlod 1y ago
Full talk Rails World 2025 Opening Keynote - David Heinemeier Hansson [0] [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcwzWzC7gUA
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DHH: Embrace being a CRUD monkey(Rails World 2025)(twitter.com)
8 points by vlod 1y ago|1 comments
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by vlod 1y ago
I really hoped that Asahi Linux had progressed. I want to use Linux on apple hardware.
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by vlod 1y ago
https://archive.is/20250819092530/https://www.nytimes.com/20...
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by vlod 1y ago
Just checked out the menu (I don't eat there), but Chili's do a veggie black bean burger [0], so they are obviously trying to cater to veggies. I would get that. [0]: https://www.chilis.com/menu/big-mouth-burg
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by vlod 1y ago
> because the appearance of it being "real" is enough to put them off Exactly the reason for me. I will go out of my way not to eat these 'lets-try-really-hard-to-be-meat' burgers. That means standard veggies burgers
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by vlod 1y ago
> and I feel it's super boring yet beneficial for everyone What we find (or used to find) interesting (hacking code), the AI is doing and what we used to hate doing (writing documentation) we do that now. Truly bizarro world we live
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by vlod 1y ago
Learnt my lesson with wemo and google nest. Google Home assistant seems to give garbage 50% of the time (see r/googlehome). All in on zigbee and zigbee2mqtt connecting to my local ubuntu server (used for plex as well). I'll write
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by vlod 1y ago
>It would have to be standardized/verified to be accurate somehow. You could do something that for the same zip/county, aggregates the results based on a certain percentage. You could weight it based on how many times a user i
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by vlod 1y ago
For those that are flinching at this, there's a technique where you pretend you're someone else (extrovert persona) while going to network events. e.g. pretend you're Tony Stark, a form of role playing (like how actors operat
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by vlod 1y ago
If I remember correctly, it's sometimes used by nginx (used as a reverse proxy) to inject values into the request of the real ip address. e.g. nginx in front of several node processes. I've had problems with this though. I want to
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by vlod 1y ago
I seem to hear this a lot, but there's probably like 10 commands (maybe a few more if you want to be fancy with copy-paste). Note: great if you like nano however! For those that are interested, this will get you 90% there: exit without
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by vlod 1y ago
For me the process of figuring out wtf I need to do and how I'm going to do it is my learning process. For beginners my I think this is a very important step in learning how to break down problems (into smaller components) and iteratin
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by vlod 1y ago
Learning a terminal editor will save your ass at 3am when production goes down. No joke.
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by vlod 1y ago
Surely, an ideal opportunity to put a funny dog 451 page.

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