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cobertos
6d ago
> ranking comfort instead of what you expected to help most But don't we, in real times, turn to the people we're comfortable talking to? We are not machines ranking the effectiveness of our peers for best outcome, though some
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cobertos
8d ago
Was very curious on what was meant by the following: > The study included a real-time alert system for intervening if a person indicated a high suicidal intent Because it sounds a bit dystopian. And found a little more about it[0] > F
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cobertos
14d ago
Their job is whatever the government tells them it is, things like this don't just spawn out of thin air, there's usually rationale for it[0]. The post office already does way more than you think it does. Like identity verificatio
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cobertos
21d ago
Gave me a laugh, but comment was also originally dead'd because I assume sounds too much like AI. (For obvious reasons)
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cobertos
23d ago
I've liked the focused window tracker in https://activitywatch.net
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cobertos
25d ago
Perhaps they can't or refuse to consider ethical arguments surrounding it? It's just tech as-is to them, without externalities (which is disingenuous). Feels like a language limitation to me. It is hard to describe succinctly the
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cobertos
1mo ago
Fully accessible to all? Not when there's money to be made by putting it behind a paywall. Unless it's served with ads I guess.
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cobertos
1mo ago
It's based on act[0] so it's quite like GitHub actions but not completely [1]. I found in the current version of Forgejo the most secure way to set it up was just to put the runner on a different host. There's a Docker in Doc
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cobertos
1mo ago
In both the Autumn and Winter examples in the hero images, the algo seemed to have placed buildings on the water in the foreground In the summer example in the hero images, the building placement + small pockets of water on the left looks o
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cobertos
1mo ago
The latter bankrolled and continues to bankroll the former. It is not incorrect to conflate them.
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cobertos
1mo ago
True, though the article does also mention another study not based on taxi drivers, but just living in high spatial complexity ZIP codes puts you at a lower risk. > Research on cognitive maps points toward the same conclusion as the stud
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cobertos
1mo ago
I'm sure some enterprising company will find a way sell you a computer subsidized by your data usage or maybe by forfeiting your first born
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cobertos
1mo ago
> The market timed you both with the same stopwatch and it did not see the difference. It cannot see the difference. Taste does not show up in the diff. Doesn't that mean guaranteed failure in the market if you use taste as your gui
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cobertos
2mo ago
> it felt like there was not a teenage girl in a hundred miles who had read A Game of Thrones > I feel a certain lack, an empty space where a particular kind of person should be—all those who used to read comic books The author descri
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cobertos
2mo ago
`cd ~/path/to/your-project && curl -fsSL https://paxel.ycombinator.com/upload.sh | bash` is the command from Paxel's website. So you're literally just piping whatever the hell they want into
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cobertos
2mo ago
> VIP program for qualified researchers who consistently deliver high-quality, high-impact work. Almost as though they want the quality and consistency of hired labor but not the cost
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cobertos
2mo ago
It really shows you're a team player when you take on more work for the same amount of money. Only a possibility of future reward, and _if_ you can spin your performance reviews correctly and _if_ management doesn't inexplicably d
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cobertos
2mo ago
Oh neat, I implemented a similar thing on https://cobertos.com . Though instead of canvas, it uses divs tiled with a `background-image` with `repeat-x` and a CSS animation over `transform` from left to right until the repeat/
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cobertos
2mo ago
Packet capture and analysis. It's not that complicated
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cobertos
2mo ago
I have a few Traefik instances that request wildcards independently of each other. Each with the same config, per server. Leaking is an issue but we're talking about internal services too.
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cobertos
2mo ago
Why not just map the domain to an internal IP and call it a day? Then the only way it can be accessed is through a VPN. Then use a wildcard so none of leaks into cert transparency logs
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cobertos
2mo ago
Are there any music festivals for chiptune? Something like Bonaroo but computer music, or the closest thing because I don't think something like this actually exists
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cobertos
3mo ago
Doesn't USPS also play a key role in a lot of other services? * ID verification * Vacant home notifications * Registered mail I have a hard time seeing a private company scrupulously handling these operations when the incentives to man
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cobertos
3mo ago
I love the fit and finish on the case. Neat to just one shot little control panels like that. Have you thought about making more? Context sensitive based on the room or activity in that area?
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cobertos
3mo ago
Any chance you have or could post pics of those custom HA controllers? Seeing custom interactables and how they integrate with ppl's environments are always suuuuper interesting
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cobertos
3mo ago
Those are limited to $25k/day for my current bank. Are those not limited elsewhere?
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cobertos
3mo ago
Related question, is there a web-based self-hosted git replacement that's _light-weight_ (i.e. resilient to scraping)? Should have things like file view, file browser, etc but is not taxing on the server.
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cobertos
3mo ago
I think so too. The restrictions of offline software means it has less ability to nag you or pull you in a specific direction. The software you have at any given time is what you've got. Same sort of theme I've being going for in
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cobertos
3mo ago
What was deleted from this version?
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cobertos
3mo ago
> Why wouldn't it be except question begging priors assuming it couldn't be? A multitude of reasons? A change in maintainer. A change in the mental state of a maintainer. A sudden focus by the community on a given undesirable b
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