cookie_monsta

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by cookie_monsta 11mo ago
It's a productivity boost for the people who have to generate the text that nobody reads. At an organisational level it's a wash caused by requiring that text in the first place
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by cookie_monsta 11mo ago
The (non-tech) industry I am in generates an enormous amount of text that it's fairly certain nobody reads past the executive summary. My workmates love it. Amongst the tech community, I see a divide very similar to the crypto one - ev
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
Or a high visibility vest and a clipboard. Really, who is going to catch you in this scenario?
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
Why not? There are companies dedicated to sprucing up houses for sale. They will even bake bread for you before inspections to give the place a "homey" smell. Half an hour with a screwdriver seems doable
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
..... aaaaaand another measure just became a target...
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
Not defending the ratings system here, but there is a big gap between M and R/X or whatever your country uses. A better question would be if you would be more comfortable with your child being shown porn or snuff movies. For me the ans
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
This is really interesting. Can you say how much it costs the user to remove ads?
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
The classics are classics for a reason
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
The more constructive way of putting this would be to mention which browser you are using. Judging from the comments, it works in plenty of browsers
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
I found this game from a recommendation here and I have played it every day since. I think it's great. The rules take a bit of getting used to, but the dynamic of never having to guess (and getting penalised for guessing) makes it real
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
Looks nice but definitely in the "Why is this an app and not a webpage?" category for me
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
Yeah, that's a good one thanks
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
Fair enough. I would guess that daily games prevent me from bingeing and getting bored. The exception would be https://truncate.town/ - something about that game really clicks with me and I often play a "regular"
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Ask HN: What are your favourite daily puzzle games?
12 points by cookie_monsta 1y ago|16 comments
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
If you are spending 30 minutes on the toilet, language fluency is not your biggest problem
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
Yes, why does the developing world need an education system when we could be flooding them with AI hallucinations?
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
Oh how dreary. I was hoping for something fun and whimsical but it's just IP protection...
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
Beautiful game, but I got stuck on level 3. 5 + 4 = 5 I can't see a solution- am I missing something?
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
Looks like a fun game but it would be nice to have an undo last word button. Sometimes you hit a dead end and the only way out is to reload the page (unless I misunderstand the UI) Also "starting playing" could just read start Nic
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
I think most platforms have recognised this and now release an episode per week to get that common cultural experience back. I great plenty of discussion about last night's episode of white lotus or last of us. I wouldn't be getti
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
Same. Backed out when the loading bar froze. Never got to the cute bit
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
I don't mean to be dismissive (here goes, though) but the whole article boils down to one point, and it's one that frightens me that it needs to be repeated so often: use AI as your intern, not your replacement Simple.
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
(paraphrasing from memory because it's a while since I've seen it) > Your connection is insecure. Information you send could be intercepted by attackers. Accept the risk and continue? Explains the problem in simple terms. Calls
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
That's just a setting, turned on by default annoyingly
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
Your job looks really easy to an outsider too, regardless of what you do
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
The other guy checking in here. No problems with FF on Android for me either
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
> * Your TURN server should provide APIs that allow you to verify that allocations/permissions are only created for your users. coturn provides these APIs, they're not covered in the writeup, though > * Use an auth mechanism
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
From what I understand the real ugly hack is NAT tables thanks to the shortsightedness of IPv4.Everything else flows from there. Mostly, though, what you are describing is the internet
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
yes, but you can block cross origin requests to both the credentials server and the PeerJS server which I understand prevents this: "relaying any traffic they want, without any of your own web sites or WebRTC apps involved" Again,
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by cookie_monsta 1y ago
oh, no - I am far too lazy to "shop around" for TURN servers and coturn just works and ticks all the open source boxes for me - lots of contributors, recent commits, lots of stars and forks (although these last two aren't as

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