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dalemyers
28d ago
They are Australian. Don't everyone is from the US just because they speak English.
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Show HN: Roar – A macOS CLI tool for notifications
(github.com)
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dalemyers
4mo ago
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LLMs and the Adversarial Loop
(myers.io)
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5mo ago
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dalemyers
8mo ago
I've been on a low dose for a year. I've lost 25kg (60 lbs) without much effort. Yes, it definitely dulls my appetite, and if I want to have a nice meal, I need to plan ahead for several weeks so that I have it _just_ before my ne
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dalemyers
8mo ago
> There's a billion-dollar prize if you figure this out, and the food industry is already openly discussing it. Do you have any evidence of this? Your link doesn't confirm it.
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DOM Event Explorer/Sandbox
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9mo ago
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dalemyers
2y ago
This only occurs when you have Xcode set to automatically handle provisioning for you. If you don't, it doesn't happen. That setting is meant to... well, communicate with Apple and get the latest provisioning profiles so that you
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dalemyers
2y ago
I'm amazed that there's so many comments and yet not a single one is pointing out that the coffee bean is missing from the _right_ side of the image. Not the left.
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dalemyers
2y ago
You are correct. You also need to have an Intermediate license as the first level (Foundation) doesn't allow you to build your own transceiver.
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Seedship
(philome.la)
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dalemyers
3y ago
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dalemyers
3y ago
This comment has a bunch of spoilers in it. I've watched it so this hasn't changed anything for me, but I'm sure many here intent to watch it but haven't had the time yet. Reacting these spoilers may be a good idea.
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dalemyers
4y ago
Part of the problem here is that Plex is included in so many different VMs, NAS images, SaaS offerings, etc. That it can be incredibly difficult and/or obscure to update it. I know I personally ran into issues with FreeNAS where once i
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dalemyers
4y ago
Based on what exactly? According to Wikipedia, the Iraq War produced a total death count of 25,071 and a total wounded count of 117,961. Also according to Wikipedia COVID-19 has produced a death count of 6,868,964 and an infection count of
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dalemyers
4y ago
On the one hand, Apple are significantly better at design than car manufacturers so this should be good. On the other hand, moving from something at least close to an RTOS to this does concern me. When your speedometer freezes, who is going
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The tools that power the development of Outlook for iOS
(myers.io)
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4y ago
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dalemyers
5y ago
What context are you seeing an embedded browser in?
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dalemyers
5y ago
The question makes sense. It’s a common joke in Scotland. “What’s the fastest town in Scotland? Naaairnnnn… “ (imagine car noises) The “answer” on the other hand… Edit: Just did a search and the answer comes from the top result which is a b
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dalemyers
5y ago
Lots of replies here about time, and while they are true, they aren’t the full story. The fact is that vegetables are ridiculously expensive in America compared to Europe. I’ve lived in both. I’ve been dirt poor and I’m now quite well off.
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dalemyers
5y ago
Agreed. I've been expecting Apple to replace this format with a much more diffable one for years. I doubt that will happen now with the new support for Swift packages and the xed command.
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dalemyers
5y ago
Absolutely. I spent forever reverse engineering the format to write a Python parser ( https://github.com/microsoft/xcodeproj ). It covers the projects I need it to (one in particular is very complex, probably in the top
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dalemyers
5y ago
This is 100% true, but it's also one of the more difficult things in life to understand. It's one thing to know that other people have other experiences and needs, but it's another to really constantly feel that. I'd lik
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dalemyers
5y ago
While I don't disagree that the pbxformat is awful, there are some reasons behind the design. Take the example of PBXBuildFile in the article. Here's a quote: > There is no other data in this object. Its only reason for existin
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South Korea vs. UK re-entry during Covid
(threadreaderapp.com)
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dalemyers
6y ago
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NandGame – Build a Computer from Scratch
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6y ago
What complexity does Poetry have over pip? This is a serious question. Yes, you have to install it on top of your Python install, but other than that?
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dalemyers
6y ago
I assume you are referring to me? I can assure you, I have absolutely zero stake in Poetry. I'm not one of the developers, I'm not even on of the contributors (excluding opening a bug report or two).
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dalemyers
6y ago
The main reason I use Poetry is for its lockfile support. I've written about why lockfiles are good here: https://myers.io/2019/01/13/what-is-the-purpose-of-a-lock-fi...
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dalemyers
6y ago
I think this changed a month or two ago. It installs each "level" of the dependency tree in parallel.
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dalemyers
6y ago
This isn't quite the same. Yes, I can update my root dependencies in the `requirements.txt` file, run `pip install -r requirements.txt` and the run `pip freeze > requirements.txt`, but that's convoluted and requires me to know
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dalemyers
6y ago
If anyone hasn't seen it, now is a good time to look at https://python-poetry.org/ It is rapidly becoming _the_ package manager to use. I've used it in a bunch of personal and professional projects with zero issue
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