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by xrd 1y ago
Me too. Since he migrated his wealth from the place he earned it for thirty years to a tax haven in Florida the realities are different. With warming tropical waters, he will need to spend more money on a yacht that can handle the bigger st
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by xrd 1y ago
If I block them when the kids are with me, and then my ex-wife unblocks them when the kids are with her, the hordes are past the gate. I'll do my best raising my kids well, as you said.
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by xrd 1y ago
Yeah, but there is a takedown process when a spam site is detected (the server provider can shut off access, etc), so it is a game that is somewhat winnable.
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by xrd 1y ago
It wouldn't be a perfect solution, but I wonder why browsers don't indicate the registration date for a domain in the URL bar somehow? I bet junon would have seen that and gotten suspicious.
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by xrd 1y ago
I laughed out loud at this. It is the stupidest thing I have ever heard. I'll give you a hard reason of which you must not be aware: it actually takes two parents to have a child. Think about why that's important. If one parent is
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by xrd 1y ago
I installed my nest, and it was indeed very simple. And, it appeared to work with Home Assistant, but like I said, the devil is in the details. It was a very frustrating experience. The problem is that if I look here I cannot tell the fir
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Ask HN: Good resources for DIY-ish animatronic kits for Halloween?
31 points by xrd 1y ago|8 comments
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by xrd 1y ago
Nest devices do integrate, sort-of, with Home Assistant. But, the process is to create an "app" inside the Nest + Google home automation ecosystem. It is an absolute mess and there is nothing to be gained by going into that Mord
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by xrd 1y ago
I really love this post. The author did a great job with their writeup, and that probably came from a clear presentation. I'm fascinated by your approach where you used your own temperature and humidity monitors. Apologies if this is i
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by xrd 1y ago
I'm frantically searching for tickets. I'm going to add $10 to my budget for the T-shirt I'm going to wear.
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by xrd 1y ago
Look, he IS also a veteran. To be specific, a meme war veteran, but it has to count for something.
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by xrd 1y ago
This is terrific advice and I would happily upvote a blog post on this! I'll look into exactly this.
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by xrd 1y ago
Yeah, I had it running using podman, but then had some weird container restarts. I switched back to docker and those all went away. I am sure the solution is me learning more and troubleshooting podman, but I just didn't spend the time
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by xrd 1y ago
I love podman, and, like others have said here, it does not always work with every container. I often try to run something using podman, then find strange errors, then switch back to docker. Typically this is with some large container, like
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by xrd 1y ago
Your caveat rubs me the wrong way because this case proves the so-called experts don't have a clue either. Anti-trust lawyers means nothing in the current state of lawlessness.
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by xrd 1y ago
What is to prevent someone from cloning this code, and jumping into claude code and saying: "implement an identical system in Elixir?" LLMs are great at translation from X programming language to Y programming language. The Google
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by xrd 1y ago
I came here exactly for this. Vercel has long since passed the investment threshold where they are driven by building cool things. Now they are surely driven by project managers managing PKIs. I love Svelte and I'm sure Rich Harris has
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Why Radiology AI didn't work and what comes next(outofpocket.health)
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Trump Solo(newyorker.com)
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by xrd 1y ago
incus is the truly open source version of lxc/lxd. It is stable and incredible. I manage dozens of machines and want for nothing, and most importantly, pay nothing for that luxury.
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by xrd 1y ago
This seems to point to collusion between Nixon and CIA for a lot of criminality. Or, is this inaccurate history? https://www.thehistoryreader.com/military-history/nixons-bay... If you are saying Nixon was a victim of C
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by xrd 1y ago
When he is flown to Uganda, he takes habeus corpus with him, and the myth of America as a land of law and order, too.
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by xrd 1y ago
Isn't there a class action lawsuit coming from all this? I see a bunch of people here indicating these scrapers are costing real money to people who host even small niche sites. Is the reason these large companies don't care becau
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by xrd 1y ago
When I lived in Japan my method of study was to write down all the kanji I didn't know. I don't really think you can learn a language like Japanese without writing it down. There is something magical about writing that locks infor
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by xrd 1y ago
I'm not going to search for that! But, my grandfather up in heaven might be...
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by xrd 1y ago
I have a grandfather who shared Scottish ancestry. In the "woods" of suburban Los Angeles he found some porn in the alleyway, and then stashed it under the "davenport" couch. My grandmother found it while cleaning in ant
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by xrd 1y ago
It is sobering to see all the related articles underneath that talk about divers who died. Every one of those articles.
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by xrd 1y ago
I was interested in this as well. The site is awesome and beautiful. And, I wished the SVGs were built in a way that (from my limited interaction) is basically just swapping new SVG in for each tick. It's really pretty, but I wished th
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by xrd 1y ago
I find this funny because Stewart Butterfield (and others) founded Slack and Flickr by pivoting from the games they were trying to build. This is the opposite, someone trying to build a product and then pivoting to a game. I think this is a
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by xrd 1y ago
That's the only way this makes sense. Thanks for clarifying.

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