OkGoDoIt

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by OkGoDoIt 7d ago
Personally I find passports slightly too large to comfortably fit in my pants pocket, and a passport is definitely thinner than this phone. Whenever I travel and have to have my passport in my pants pocket I’m always a bit uncomfortable abo
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by OkGoDoIt 7d ago
I don’t know, in both the USA and Vietnam I see a massively disproportionate amount of people with the orange iPhone 17 Pro. Personally I like the orange color, but based on how ubiquitous the color choice seems to be, is does look a lot li
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by OkGoDoIt 28d ago
I wouldn’t be surprised if it has more to do with the fact that I’m currently in Vietnam. I certainly get a lot of websites that give me extra hassle about accessing from here, or some simply refuse to load at all. Just try booking a domest
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by OkGoDoIt 28d ago
I agree with you on this general pattern, but I don’t really see how it applies to Claude Code’s usage of claude.md specifically. I believe Claude code has been using that file since before the agents.md standard, so it’s not really a busin
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by OkGoDoIt 28d ago
It’s been broken for me for at least a week. When I click that link I get: Log in to use old Reddit To keep Reddit safe, accounts are required to access old Reddit. Log in, or continue without an account on reddit.com. By continuing, you ag
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by OkGoDoIt 2mo ago
“Using your own firm’s president as a supposedly independent expert, without acknowledging the relationship, is a striking departure from basic journalistic norms” Well that’s about the nicest possible way to phrase that… Why do people insi
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by OkGoDoIt 2mo ago
I think I’m missing something, what do you mean Chinese resellers? As I understand it, it’s difficult to even access OpenAI in China, how could they be reselling it? Do you mean something like openrouter but a Chinese version or something?
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by OkGoDoIt 3mo ago
Yeah, this does seem somewhat reasonable. I get that most users will probably accept it without thinking twice, but if you’re going to do something like this, this is at least a fairly upfront and consenting way of doing it. For the TV plat
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by OkGoDoIt 3mo ago
In the article they mentioned that Amazon and Roku block apps from using these SDK’s, and specifically after Roku recently made a change to disallow this kind of thing, many of the affected apps were withdrawn from the Roku app store. The i
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by OkGoDoIt 3mo ago
Whenever I try to do that, the noise canceling amplifies the wind noise so much it winds up being louder and less comfortable than not wearing them at all.
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by OkGoDoIt 3mo ago
The readme explains how to set this up, but it doesn’t really explain what it does. What does this do? I’m guessing it pretends to be a flash drive containing infinite books and then somehow fetches them on the fly from the Internet when th
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by OkGoDoIt 4mo ago
Yeah this seems like an obvious thing that would make it a lot more useful. Sad that Apple is barely scratching the surface of what’s possible, and it’s too closed for third-party developers to attempt to do anything like that.
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by OkGoDoIt 4mo ago
I’m surprised the search function in the start menu doesn’t do anything. Seems like that would be super useful. But I did enjoy this, nice job with the polish.
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by OkGoDoIt 6mo ago
In case anyone’s wondering, I tried it again and it worked this time, even without logging in. Maybe because this was my first visit to GitHub in a new country (I’m currently on vacation), I triggered some sort of anti-scraping measure or s
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by OkGoDoIt 6mo ago
Sorry for being off topic, but why can’t I open this without being logged into GitHub? I thought gists are either completely private or publicly accessible. Are they no longer publicly accessible?
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by OkGoDoIt 6mo ago
Is that better or worse?
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by OkGoDoIt 7mo ago
Presumably professional hardware uses ECC memory, which automatically corrects these kinds of errors.
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by OkGoDoIt 7mo ago
I’ve been plenty of graveyards where the old gravestones are completely unreadable. Did they use different/worse stone in the past or is this the most likely outcome of new gravestones after a couple hundred years? Several people have
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by OkGoDoIt 7mo ago
What city requires you to register your pet and get a license? I’ve never heard of that before. Sounds kind of crazy. I’m assuming this is very regional.
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by OkGoDoIt 7mo ago
I’ve seen gift cards work around this by charging a “monthly maintenance fee” after a year of inactivity.
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by OkGoDoIt 7mo ago
I had the exact same thing happen to me at a hotel in China. I could not get the person at the checkin desk to understand the problem so I ended up having to just eat the extra cost. Very frustrating, it was not a small amount of money.
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by OkGoDoIt 7mo ago
It’s using AI to try and determine if it’s a proper noun or other scenario where multiple words are really one semantic term. Except it’s really really bad at it and it’s almost never the behavior I want, but there’s no way to turn it off.
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by OkGoDoIt 7mo ago
Everything about this feels like what Microsoft should have done. It’s absolutely amazing to me that search is so broken in Windows and yet a free third-party tool can instantly find any file anywhere.
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by OkGoDoIt 8mo ago
Also interesting that they are both only for macOS. I’m feeling a bit left out on the Windows and Linux side, but this seems like an ongoing trend.
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by OkGoDoIt 8mo ago
If you’re focused on productivity and business use cases, then obviously it’s pretty silly, but I do find something exciting in the idea that someone just said screw it, let’s build a social network for AI’s and see what happens. It’s a bit
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by OkGoDoIt 8mo ago
I don’t believe that’s true. Locking is entirely something done by carriers for promotionally-priced phones attached to active phone plans. Can you point me to anywhere documenting your claim? That would definitely be a new low if true, but
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by OkGoDoIt 8mo ago
iOS 18 with glaring, actively-exploited security holes is still better than iOS 26.
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by OkGoDoIt 8mo ago
That doberman site feels kind of sketchy. It doesn’t say anything about the hardware required or how someone would integrate this. Also it says it’s free but then one of the five top level pages is the SLA which says it doesn’t apply to fre
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by OkGoDoIt 9mo ago
The statement is almost certainly made in jest, since it is obviously untrue. Sometimes adding silly artificial constraints can be a fun way to spark creativity.
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by OkGoDoIt 10mo ago
When I was an undergrad at Georgia Tech, one of my intro computer science classes had us implement something in brainfuck. Turns out college kids are quite comfortable with swear words.

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