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by wojciechpolak 2y ago
How often do doctors have to prove they can still recall every obscure medical fact when changing hospitals? When a lawyer moves to a new firm, do they have to retake the bar or answer weird hypothetical cases all over again? Aren't th
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by wojciechpolak 2y ago
So there is no way to overcome this by installing an unapproved app (unverified, unsigned, etc.)?
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by wojciechpolak 2y ago
If such a law is introduced, will it still be possible to download the application from the website and use iOS sideloading as an alternative scenario? (I'm not talking about the convenience or ease of such a solution)
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by wojciechpolak 2y ago
AMOS was also my first programming language, which I started learning in 1994, having an Amiga 500. I have fond memories of it.
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by wojciechpolak 2y ago
What would happen if there was someone else in the world with exactly the same voice as Scarlett (or very, very similar) and they expressed a desire to work with OpenAI? Would Scarlett still have the right to prohibit its use?
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by wojciechpolak 3y ago
I wonder how many people maintain Gmail...
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by wojciechpolak 3y ago
Web Share Target API (manifest: share_target) - it allows a website to specify itself as a share target. Of course, it's not yet supported on iOS.
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by wojciechpolak 3y ago
Meanwhile, in the parallel universe, they founded a new company with Sam and Greg, and Apple entered the scene as a significant partner or investor.
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by wojciechpolak 3y ago
All official materials should primarily be posted on the original authors' websites and signed using asymmetric cryptography. Furthermore, new open standards should be established to enable the presentation of such signatures/veri
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by wojciechpolak 3y ago
It would be cool if one day you could choose voices of famous characters, like Darth Vader, Bender from Futurama, or Johnny Silverhand (Keanu), instead of the usual boring ones. Copyrights might be a hurdle for this, but perhaps with local
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by wojciechpolak 4y ago
How this relates to WebSub (previously known as PubSubHubbub)? https://www.w3.org/TR/websub/
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by wojciechpolak 4y ago
A lot of interesting Obsidian videos both for beginners and more advanced users: https://www.youtube.com/@nicolevdh/videos
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by wojciechpolak 4y ago
How do you know that it doesn't contain tracking/analytics without the source code?
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by wojciechpolak 5y ago
I loved reading his blog in the early 00s. Imagine that one day in 2006 I ran "wget --mirror" on nat.org/blog and I still keep the result in my archive folder. I really don't get it why he deleted it.
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by wojciechpolak 5y ago
I got email from Amazon about the $70 off. I have 3rd Generation, bought directly from amazon.com back then. But according to the Terms: "Offer only valid for invited Amazon customers located in the U.S. who have received this offer di
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by wojciechpolak 5y ago
Quite insightful. Thanks for sharing!
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by wojciechpolak 5y ago
Because: "Fossil, in contrast, puts more emphasis on recording exactly what happened, including all of the messy errors..."
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by wojciechpolak 5y ago
I wonder how they deal with the "bisect" flow? I use git bisect a lot and can't imagine how it would go with every WiP commit... (my answer: an unusable nightmare). Good luck with that.
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by wojciechpolak 5y ago
I learnt C programming and a lot of stuff about UN*X systems from my Amiga 500 and later on a heavily expanded 1200, thanks to a wonderful "Geek Gadgets Version 2" project. I even ran GCC on my Amiga back then. After that, in 2001
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by wojciechpolak 6y ago
Me too. I'd like to have a cheap HA panel in each room. This CutiePi looks promising. I hope HA community will quickly support it and create some nice solutions.
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by wojciechpolak 6y ago
Enough is enough. I just downgraded to 76.0.1 and it should be good enough for a long time. Here is what I did on MacOS: 1) Uninstall Firefox 2) Install v76.0.1: brew cask install https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homeb
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by wojciechpolak 7y ago
Today I tried it for the first time (the web version) on my work laptop T490 (Intel UHD 620), Ubuntu with Firefox 73. Everything is super smooth. I'm surprised it isn't for you. It's also smooth on my home Macbook Pro (2015)
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by wojciechpolak 7y ago
Yup, artifactory helps a lot. The company where I work is using it and we run a lot of npm ci on a daily basis.
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by wojciechpolak 7y ago
"gnu.org" is on the list marked as a Chinese website...
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Gitlab – Important Updates to Our Terms of Service and Telemetry Services(gitlab.com)
8 points by wojciechpolak 7y ago|1 comments
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by wojciechpolak 7y ago
I'd like to see a similar effort, but to replace Grammarly (i.e. make it private, secure, and offline)
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Boston Dynamics Spot(bostondynamics.com)
59 points by wojciechpolak 7y ago|8 comments
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by wojciechpolak 8y ago
Yes, it's different - it only mutes audio and video is still autoplaying. Safari blocks both audio and video.
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by wojciechpolak 8y ago
Safari has it and is doing it much better, because it blocks both video and audio autoplay. I just tested it on Firefox 66 and I'm very disappointed. It blocks only audio and... it's broken anyway. On one page the first video was
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by wojciechpolak 11y ago
There is already a git-up (which I really recommend btw): https://github.com/aanand/git-up (Ruby) and https://github.com/msiemens/PyGitUp (Python) So why not do a quick research and choose a compl

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