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by binarymax 2y ago
Have you tried getting in touch with the team directly and asking for these things?
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by binarymax 2y ago
Is package control down? I just tried and successfully installed a package. The last stable build was late January, and the cadence has been good. https://www.sublimetext.com/download I haven't seen any issues with p
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by binarymax 2y ago
Yeah it’s crazy. I also suspect they might not be confident in their defense from the NYT lawsuit - if they’re found in fault then it’s going to be trouble.
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by binarymax 2y ago
I'm trying to remember exactly when I stopped inlining js with html comments in the script tag. Maybe it was when IE6 got its foothold?
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by binarymax 2y ago
Not sure the source of the screengrab but this thread says Anonymous is claiming the attack: https://old.reddit.com/r/Fauxmoi/comments/1j87md8/anonymous_...
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by binarymax 2y ago
Mozilla should have seen this coming and invested in their own search and ad infrastructure like Brave. They’ve had years but wasted their time on tiny features like Pocket.
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by binarymax 2y ago
This seems like more than just a bit annoying. This would be a deal breaker for me. How can you tolerate this?
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by binarymax 2y ago
I think your comment resulted in a hug of death for that service ;)
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by binarymax 2y ago
> Licenses: “No regex licenses have been issued at this time.” Perfect
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by binarymax 2y ago
I think that’s the hard problem to solve and where a startup might succeed. Anyone can throw together an e-commerce site, but if the item creation is harder than making an insta post then small local shops won’t use it. It would be really
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by binarymax 2y ago
A location would be helpful
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An unlikely nonprofit (Goodwill) at the heart of a recycling revolution(rochesterbeacon.com)
4 points by binarymax 2y ago|0 comments
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by binarymax 2y ago
I see some good points here but overall I disagree. Traditionally all UI have required people to adapt to how machines work. We need to memorize commands and navigate clunky interfaces that are painstakingly assembled (often unsuccessfull
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by binarymax 2y ago
Web search APIs can't present the full document due to copyright. They can only present the snippet contextual to the query. I wrote my own implementation using various web search APIs and a puppeteer service to download individual do
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by binarymax 2y ago
They’re terrible. Those things are for people who dont like food and just need to consume for energy.
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by binarymax 2y ago
Mangosteen are freaking amazing. I got addicted to them when I was living in Thailand. Impossible to get in my city here in the US East coast.
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by binarymax 2y ago
How in the world does this necessitate a subscription? All of these things can work without centralization, setup once, and contained entirely within the home.
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by binarymax 2y ago
That’s not the worst thing a corp can do. The worst things a corp can do is sell your private data to someone else, monopolize a critical function and squeeze you dry, or block you from a monopolized utility that is critical to modern soci
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Ask HN: Do you think browser/device agents will take off?
1 points by binarymax 2y ago|2 comments
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by binarymax 2y ago
Not the author but for me the taste is obvious. It’s like the difference between the cheapest eggs and the pasture raised you get at the store.
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by binarymax 2y ago
The board is backwards and black to move. It’s annoying in that chess puzzles should always have black on top and white on bottom, and a caption of whose move it is. It’s clear in the FEN, but the image reverses it with no explanation.
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by binarymax 2y ago
Well, looks like they doubled down on the whole "computer use/ing" language, which is a total misnomer. Now pardon me while I body use to get some coffee.
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by binarymax 2y ago
Going to toss my hat in the ring about community shift. You don’t need to get everyone to move over to a new platform. You have to get the 5 most active members to switch. Communities are very largely built up of lurkers and a very small
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by binarymax 2y ago
Don’t support meta. Don’t use their products. This has been obvious for so long. Just delete your accounts and move elsewhere.
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by binarymax 2y ago
LLMs don’t learn. They’re static. You could try to fine tune, or continually add longer and longer context, but in the end you hit a wall.
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by binarymax 2y ago
Definitely true, as there weren’t EE jobs here. Now that we’re moving chip manufacturing back, and with programming job market being saturated, perhaps it will shift and EE will pay more due to being more in demand
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by binarymax 2y ago
So great to see this excellent explanation. Have been a fan of donut.c since it first came out. Also I'm way better at golfing js than c so it kinda feels like you wrote this just for me :)
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by binarymax 2y ago
It sounds like you've had some bad experiences, but putting the blame entirely on the other gender is not a healthy approach to the situation.
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by binarymax 2y ago
Cool. Power to you. My take on things: I love being married, because I’m always with my best friend, and we’re partners to make all the “life’s necessities” much easier. Cooking+cleaning is a shared experience and not one persons job. Fin
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by binarymax 2y ago
And that’s the confusing thing to me. When I was in my 20s I spent most of my time outside of work being social. I worked 10-12 hour days. What are the things you’re doing that are a priority? I’m not judging - I’m honestly curious and

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