yosito

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   by yosito 3y ago

   Twilio and a lot of other providers for SMS seem to block voip numbers.
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   by yosito 3y ago

   When you say "applying constantly", what do you mean? A few years ago, when tried cold-applying to jobs, I had to send several hundred applications to get a few good interviews, and I have a very strong resume (15 years of experie
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   by yosito 3y ago

   For data-only SIMs while traveling, eSIMs are pretty great. I can just download an eSIM from an app and it's ready to go in minutes. Yes, it requires wifi or another working data plan to get started, but that's way easier than hav
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   by yosito 3y ago

   I think this might be highly dependent on your social circles. As an extroverted 35 year old single man living in Europe, who doesn't drink alcohol, it seems like approximately 80% of my social circles have done psychedelics.
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   by yosito 3y ago

   Thanks, I'll share there!
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   Ask HN: What is the best place to hire part time devs?

   61 points by yosito 3y ago|45 comments
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   by yosito 3y ago

   And readers should be skeptical of journalists. And everyone should be skeptical of everyone. Skeptical thinking should be a way of life.
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   by yosito 3y ago

   The article is pretty light on describing the Cerebrus chips other than saying that they're large and fast. How does being so large make them faster or better?
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   by yosito 3y ago

   > Lemmy federates with KBin, but not with Mastodon I follow several Lemmy users on Mastodon.
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    by yosito 3y ago

    > I'm resisting the urge to buy AC because I feel like AC makes the problem worse What many call AC or air-conditioning, a lot of the world calls "heat pumps", and modern heat pumps are not only incredibly efficient, but t
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    by yosito 3y ago

    All of the infosec people I follow have moved to Mastodon. As someone with primarily tech related interests, I'm currently finding Mastodon as good or better than Twitter at it's prime.
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    by yosito 3y ago

    It strikes me as particularly naive to think that diseases which are physical in nature can be cured or avoided by some light mental exercise. This seems like a clear example of selection bias. Clearly, people who have dementia are not goin
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    by yosito 3y ago

    I asked midjourney for photos of the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus and the results were impressive. Time to update the sightings page of the website.
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    by yosito 3y ago

    Barcelona is also the name of the protocol for linking to Threads on iOS. A link to barcelona:// will open in Threads.
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    by yosito 3y ago

    > YouTube is free I'd argue that even YouTube users who aren't paying for premium are paying too, just with their personal data instead of state currency. But it's still an exchange of value. Which IIRC, is the whole reaso
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    Ask HN: How to sell small volume of European products on Amazon

    1 points by yosito 3y ago|0 comments
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    by yosito 3y ago

    Which points to the tragedy of people confusing libre software with gratis software.
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    by yosito 3y ago

    Ohhh regex rewriting for domain names? I'm a paying customer for two months but I hadn't discovered that feature yet. Thanks!
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    by yosito 3y ago

    Huh, weird, I get redirected to foodnetwork with a message saying "This site is not available in your country". I miss the internet.
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    by yosito 3y ago

    I use US AQI, and hadn't really realized that many countries have their own measurement. I also usually look at µg/m3 of PM2.5, which is a universal standard, but of course doesn't tell the whole story of air quality.
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    by yosito 3y ago

    The beauty of Mastodon is that you can set up your own server if you don't like how someone else runs theirs!
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    by yosito 3y ago

    I literally described how I achieve it. I don't "try to fall asleep", that never works.
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    by yosito 3y ago

    It's neither guided nor a meditation. It's a physical trick to make my body fall asleep.
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    by yosito 3y ago

    My napping routine is to lay down, tell Siri to set a timer for 25 minutes, tense all the muscles in my body for 10-15 seconds, the relax every muscle and imagine black nothingness, letting go of all other thoughts for just a few seconds. 9
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    by yosito 3y ago

    Argentina is very similar to Europe, culturally, so that doesn't surprise me.
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    by yosito 3y ago

    I've only heard stories of successful squatting to take over a property coming from Europe and North America. I would be curious to hear how squatting is handled both legally and culturally in other parts of the world. What about South
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    by yosito 3y ago

    > The fact that the students appeared to internalize the false events to the extent that they did highlights the fundamental malleability of memory This seems like a bit of a leap to assume that this is about malleability rather than jus
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    by yosito 3y ago

    I know, but it's not always under my control.
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    by yosito 3y ago

    Maybe for some definitions of "don't care" most users "don't care" about being forced to use a broken app with a terrible user experience. But I guarantee you almost every user would like to have a better UX th
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    by yosito 3y ago

    > Boy do I miss the good old days, where devices were programmable by their owners instead of just e-waste consumption slabs. Wow, this quote really hits the nail on the head.