HelloImSteven

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by HelloImSteven 9mo ago
To be fair, it’s a fair assessment. Superhero movies like that are a defining feature of the last two decades, with titles and plots worsening at an exponential rate. Not that prior decades lacked superheroes. They just used to be less su
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by HelloImSteven 1y ago
But this is for apps outside the Play store, so the DSA isn’t at play here insofar as Google needs to be concerned. I don’t think there’s any solid decision on whether third-party app distribution is subject to the trader requirements, but
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by HelloImSteven 1y ago
But this isn't a problem on one system, it's potentially a problem in any system with Copilot enabled. It's akin to a vulnerability in a software library (which often means a separate CVE for every affected product, not just
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by HelloImSteven 1y ago
CVEs aren’t just for common dependencies. The “Common” part of the name is about having standardized reporting that over time helps reveal common issues occurring across multiple CVEs. Individually they’re just a way to catalog known vulner
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by HelloImSteven 1y ago
I’ve lived on both sides of this in different areas of the US. Overall I’d say there’s a lot of places that have what you’ve described, but there are many that don’t, even in more urban locations. Sometimes roads lack sidewalks, parks/
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by HelloImSteven 1y ago
Lambda has 1mil free requests per month, so there’s a chance it would be free depending on your usage. But still, it’s not straightforward at all, so I get it. Perhaps requiring support for bill capping is the right way to go, but honestly
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by HelloImSteven 1y ago
I also don’t know for certain, but I’d assume they only cache AI responses at an (at most) regional level, and only for a fairly short timeframe depending on the kind of site. They already had mechanisms for detecting changes and updating t
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by HelloImSteven 1y ago
In the U.S. at least (obviously not the same everywhere), fair use doesn’t necessarily require your work to be transformative. It’s one of several aspects that gets considered, albeit a fairly significant one in many cases. Downloading book
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by HelloImSteven 1y ago
WebScript is trademarked by Apple [1], but not sure how enforceable it is at this point. [1]: https://www.apple.com/legal/intellectual-property/trademark/...
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by HelloImSteven 1y ago
Thanks, good to know. Their page on BigQuery is very misleading.
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by HelloImSteven 1y ago
I took their meaning to be that we should keep looking into the whole matter since, either way, there might be more evidence to find. I don’t think they were dismissing this theory or its implications for political/ideological reasons—
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by HelloImSteven 1y ago
They used the official MIT-licensed dataset published by Y Combinator on BigQuery, so it’s not necessarily fair to blame OP here.
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by HelloImSteven 1y ago
Apple's Critical Alerts aren't a broadcast system though. It's just an API to bypass the mute switch and DnD, but users have to go into settings to enable it on a per-app basis. The alert is otherwise just a normal notificati
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by HelloImSteven 1y ago
I have a negative perception of both LinkedIn and OKCupid, and of matchmaking services in general. The strength of these platforms is the same as their weakness: they aim to eliminate suboptimal outcomes. While that is beneficial on the sur
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by HelloImSteven 1y ago
Articles get removed from Apple's documentation archive seemingly randomly. However, on a good note, there are backups of the entire ADC Leopard Reference Library (available at several places online). That covers that vast majority of
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by HelloImSteven 1y ago
Apple's documentation used to be quite good—many useful guides, thousands of technical notes, development books quarterly—it's really a shame that they've turned their back on that. Their old docs leaned toward being overly d
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by HelloImSteven 1y ago
Even if they did, I’d assume the association of “full” and this correct representation would benefit other areas of the model. I.e., there could (/should?) be general improvement for prompts where objects have unusual adjectives. So ma
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by HelloImSteven 2y ago
Maybe 21% of astronauts have used select components made with react-select. That’s approaching moon territory!
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by HelloImSteven 2y ago
On one hand, I get the business reasons for not using E2E by default (it’d make data recovery more difficult for probably the vast majority of their users, which would be a customer service headache). Hell, even some experienced users would
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by HelloImSteven 2y ago
On Apple devices at least, this is a feature of Universal Links, which are generally more secure than deeplinks for various reasons [1]. Not sure you can disable it completely, but in some cases you can override it by long-pressing the link
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by HelloImSteven 2y ago
I get most of my “old” tech by volunteering community computer refurbishing places. Good way to meet people and stock up on tech supplies at the same time!
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by HelloImSteven 3y ago
Hard to say. As a hobbyist with access to several OSes and hardware platforms, I appreciate the differences between each and enjoy the process of finding the right tool for the job (or building new ones where they don't exist yet). Int
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Show HN: Speech Recognition in JXA(gist.github.com)
2 points by HelloImSteven 3y ago|0 comments
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by HelloImSteven 3y ago
ImageAnalyzer is Swift-only and has no corresponding Objective-C method, so it's not available in PyObJC. I can look into bridging it at some point.
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by HelloImSteven 3y ago
I'll throw my solution into the mix: https://skaplanofficial.github.io/PyXA/tutorial/images.html#... PyXA uses the Vision framework to extract text from one or more images at a time. It's only a small pa
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by HelloImSteven 3y ago
They re-added the oldest-to-newest sort option, at least for channels I watch
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by HelloImSteven 3y ago
You can still get previous Pro/Pro Max versions as refurbs from Apple. Not the same as buying new, but still nice that they have them.
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by HelloImSteven 3y ago
It still basically is — the document-based app template is pretty much TextEdit minus some settings.
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by HelloImSteven 3y ago
What's the problem with multi-generational travel?
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by HelloImSteven 3y ago
Not saying it's right, but this is pretty standard practice -- it's likely mentioned in their privacy policy somewhere.

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