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by yunohn 2y ago
I mean, without the advertising, he wouldn’t be able to make any videos. Quite honestly tired of people pulling out this argument like all content creators need to be altruistic trust fund kids.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Apple’s financial and legal teams must be throwing a ball… > the nationwide injunction no longer can be enforced without violating that state-level ruling that Apple's anti-steering rules are fair This seems unfair, as two opposing
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by yunohn 2y ago
While I often feel this sadness/jealousy myself, and most probably a lot of the rage bait X replies do too (despite not admitting it) - someday they have to wake up and realize that life is/has always been that way. Despite our co
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by yunohn 2y ago
Honestly, I hate X/Twitter specifically for this - the click/rage bait cesspool that it has become in the past year after content engagement became monetized. Every other day, or at least every week, there is a new topic that ever
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by yunohn 2y ago
> but that almost always means switching your entire lens collection as well Sadly, this is entirely by design. Like other industries, camera manufacturers want to ensure lock-in. At least we can usually keep lenses across body changes w
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by yunohn 2y ago
But you could google Postgres UUID and confirm that they only provide v4? Instead of continuing a rant based on incorrect assumptions. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/functions-uuid.html
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by yunohn 2y ago
You’d be surprised, but from my first hand FAANG experience that is definitely not the case. Tooling can capture things that are known to it - but not everything is setup perfectly.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Almost certainly because of the sheer popularity of the ChatGPT brand and majority of user/mind share.
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by yunohn 2y ago
I think it’s actually much easier to make such mistakes at large companies with sprawling codebases and potential for settings that inadvertently end up logging sensitive data. Especially for nobody to notice either.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Yeah that’s my understanding as well for all flight crew - the regulations only define non in-air time. Getting to a hotel to sleep takes a lot of time even after wheels touch ground - gotta taxi, follow SOPs, pass through security/imm
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by yunohn 2y ago
This is v4.
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by yunohn 2y ago
AFAIU the blog author is taking the correctly randomly generated UUID and just cutting out the timestamp portion. Why are you equating that to a hacky attempt to make less random data more random?
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by yunohn 2y ago
Not everything is a quirky implementation detail? It’s important for us developers to not write pure glue code between others functions, but to also understand them and write our useful code that may extend others work.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Not a personal jab, but I am astounded how every day, HN is full of discussion around how articles, newsletters, podcasts, and videos need to be aggregated and summarized for actual consumption. Repeat ad infinitum in both directions. In m
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by yunohn 2y ago
How is it gated on Wordpress.com? Here are the docs: https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/revisions/
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by yunohn 2y ago
It also costs very little in DB for the vast majority of users, so it’s a classic case of Private Equity squeezing money from their product.
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by yunohn 2y ago
I think it’s fair for the creator of the product (WP) to criticize competition that undermines a feature he considers important to him. He also makes a very important point about WPEngine not contributing back to the AGPLv2 codebase you are
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by yunohn 2y ago
And the AI pin company- Humane.
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by yunohn 2y ago
No, a significant amount of the comments here are about how Make sucks.
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by yunohn 2y ago
> It's already installed practically everywhere This always comes up, and is a sad chicken/egg problem. We can all somehow agree that Make mostly sucks, but OS maintainers aren’t interested in providing a default alternative, d
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by yunohn 2y ago
Sure, but they could still provide a solo toggle for Wifi, which continues to do the disconnect instead of disable behavior.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Google Flights does this really well - just leave the destination empty or use something generic, like Europe/USA. I do this all the time to find new places to go to.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Why is the top comment on this post a mostly unrelated rant about USA individuals being taxed in weird ways? The actual post is about global corporate shenanigans that enable them to evade astronomical amounts of taxes.
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by yunohn 2y ago
So literally all of the USA’s drone killings in the Middle East are terrorism? I’m ok with that definition.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Sure, but it’s really easy to list both - even that almost never happens.
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by yunohn 2y ago
My point about the features you claim have to do with adoption and scale. You don’t need crypto to make a more efficient payment network. Regarding nano-gpt, that’s already a solved problem. Literally all API platforms support pay-as-you-go
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by yunohn 2y ago
It’s not about superiority, it’s about the pie in the sky claims made by crypto, none of which have demonstrably helped real world use cases at any scale. Even taking your example coin, they’re making it production-grade, for what? How many
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by yunohn 2y ago
I was wondering where your previous comment was heading - I assumed you were referring to Yet Another Niche Cryptocoin, and that was confirmed. Thanks!
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by yunohn 2y ago
Finding the “cheapest” energy to do useless work, is still wasteful pollution.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Governments will never remove that - it’s a super important construct to allow everyone except the average citizens to avoid all sorts of taxes.

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