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by yegle 1y ago
I used BofA chat bot embedded in their app recently because I was unable to find a way to request a pin for my card. I was expecting the chat bot to find the link to their website where I can request the pin, and would consider a deep link
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by yegle 1y ago
Genuine question: what's the relation between "beneficiaries approved" and "# of layoffs"? In Prometheus' term, the "beneficiaries approved" is neither a counter nor a gauge. It doesn't tell you
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by yegle 1y ago
How to distinguish "good taste" vs "opinionated" though? If you can articulate why certain code is better with convincing justifications, I would say that's "good taste". Coding styles are often examples o
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by yegle 1y ago
Oh I meant it should not be a discovery issue if this is the standard procedure. The user don't have to know the feature exists.
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by yegle 1y ago
Shouldn't it be a standard procedure for the Apple Store Genius to instruct the user to enable Repair Mode before accepting the device?
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by yegle 1y ago
TIL they are called "hives". Windows Registry is an interesting thing. Even casual users have to interactive with it once or twice w/o fully understand it. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/w
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by yegle 1y ago
California is ahead of the curve: DNA of every baby born in California is stored. Who has access to it? - CBS News https://www.cbsnews.com/news/california-biobank-dna-babies-w...
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by yegle 1y ago
I wonder if any free certificate issuers still support Must-Staple?
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by yegle 1y ago
[citation needed]
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by yegle 1y ago
TIL! Guess I have to do a `go get -u golang.org/x/net/publicsuffix` now.
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by yegle 1y ago
My way of managing bookmarks is to just print the page as a PDF, save PDF in a Google Drive folder. Then you can do full text search quickly.
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by yegle 1y ago
Mentioning the man hours would make sense, if the ones producing the product taking the majority cut from the purchase price. Otherwise, it's more of a strategy to set a higher price tag, and the reseller and all the middleman taking a
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by yegle 1y ago
fwiw the original pytype team was laid off as part of laying off the Python team last year. Google lays off its Python team | Hacker News https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40171125
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by yegle 1y ago
AFAIKT 1. was reverted in the OBBB. And I suspect my recent influx of recruiter outreaching email is related to that. Give it 3 more months and things may trend upward.
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by yegle 1y ago
> As Zig has only line-comments, this means that \n is always whitespace. Do I read this correctly that it replaces `\n` at the end of the line with a whitespace? CJK users probably won't be happy with the additional whitespaces.
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by yegle 1y ago
This reminds me of the US Navy's Oak forest for ship building: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naval_Live_Oaks_Reservation
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by yegle 1y ago
A similar example is Facebook/Meta inventing Hack to progressively replacing the old PHP code.
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by yegle 1y ago
You can have "read" access anonymously (with a big asterisk, see the end), but as soon as you need "write" access, the service provider (the website etc) is legally required to verify your ID. It's why there's
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by yegle 1y ago
Chinese Netizens are very familiar with Xi Jinping's national ID number precisely for this reason :-) ID verification is enforced on all Chinese websites. People figured out they can just use Xi's ID number.
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by yegle 1y ago
FWIW, I think their charger has some built-in protection that will disable a port under certain condition as a prevention (I forgot the details). If you try their provided troubleshooting instructions, your port may return normal again. Wor
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by yegle 1y ago
This seems to be startlingly contrast to all the talks about "US manufacturers are absolutely doomed w/o Chinese vendors' great products and quality control" when Trump increased the tariffs. I can only find https:&#x2F
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by yegle 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Contributor The basic idea is that you as a user can also participate in the ads bidding, and if you wins, the ad space will be replaced by a static image. To the website owner this
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by yegle 1y ago
FWIW this has caused a big storm in China. The root of the issue is known to be caused by the battery cell vendor Amprius changing the battery design w/o notifying the power bank manufacturers. AFAIKT Amprius lost the 3C certification
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by yegle 1y ago
You could say the existing browser vendors pushed to make the HTML standard more complicated to the point that there's no chance for a newcomer to compete with the existing ones.
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by yegle 1y ago
This was added in 2004. Before this change, the error message was: > If too many of these happen, someone will be paged. If you still see this after half an hour, send mail to xxxxxxxxxxx@google.com (For curious folks working for Hooli,
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by yegle 1y ago
> Even if the husband steps up, he still can't breast feed for 3 hours per day. Breast pump is a thing, the husband can definitely do the feeding with frozen breast milk warmed up in minutes. Or just do formula.
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by yegle 1y ago
AFAIKT it violates CF ToS if you host a service that streams media traffic via Cloudflare Tunnel. I was worried about this and had to expose my Plex on the internet protected by oauth2-proxy.
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by yegle 1y ago
It's likely the port open check that's built-in: https://portcheck.transmissionbt.com/443
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by yegle 1y ago
My understanding is that type 2 diabetes (which I am) are bad at _maintaining_ glucose level, both lowering it when it's high and rise it when it's low. Taking medicines that aim at lowering the glucose level may also contribute t
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by yegle 1y ago
For me the best insight learned from wearing a GCM is that a cardio exercise with 150bpm heart rate for 40min+ is probably not healthy. I would easily see my glucose level drop to below 80 mg/dL (5 mmol/L) 30min into the exercise.

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