davidmurdoch

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by davidmurdoch 4d ago
Meta's new muse.ai locks down its VM in various ways. But Muse LLM the accesses it really wants to do what the user wants... so it will find a way (tailscale and cloudflare zero don't work out of the box, because sentinel blocks t
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by davidmurdoch 8d ago
Jellyfin works just fine with remote access and multiple users.
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by davidmurdoch 8d ago
The checkbox is usually checked by default (it's a Shopify setting), in many jurisdictions (like the USA). "It" was probably an "abandoned checkout" email, which is a transactional email, and is legally allowed. I u
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by davidmurdoch 9d ago
No. For Shopify's checkout, it's directly beneath the email input. You're probably getting the "abandon cart" emails, which is legally considered a "transactional email", and doesn't require consent.
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by davidmurdoch 9d ago
Shopify 's "abandoned cart" emails are legally considered transactional emails, not marketing, which is probably what you're getting. It's a feature built in to Shopify. If the email isn't related to your aband
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by davidmurdoch 9d ago
They can only send the marketing emails if you have the "send me marketing emails" checkbox checked when you type in your email address. Dark pattern, yeah.
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by davidmurdoch 15d ago
Imagine the scenario where you end up hiking within earshot and in the same direction as another group.
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by davidmurdoch 19d ago
An installed PWA should be able to do all the same things an installed app should do. The general web should not, and no one is arguing for that.
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by davidmurdoch 19d ago
That's not it. It's Apple. They are crippling the web on purpose. We can't even have haptic vibration on Safari. And when we did for a little while earlier this year, it was because of a "bug" that that they promptl
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by davidmurdoch 1mo ago
I don't even have "Priority" (2.5x speed) in my Pro account, only Standard and Fast (1.5, speed). I actually didn't even know their was a level above Fast till now. I don't imagine non enterprise users will get the
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by davidmurdoch 1mo ago
How do you keep your phone out of data leaks?
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by davidmurdoch 1mo ago
On paper, this is just standard enterprise API access most social media services offer. Isn't it?
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by davidmurdoch 1mo ago
I have this set as my slack bio
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by davidmurdoch 2mo ago
What is PL?
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by davidmurdoch 2mo ago
I can do the music part just fine. But listening to two conversations at the same time just means I understand neither of them.
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by davidmurdoch 2mo ago
This is not sly.
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by davidmurdoch 2mo ago
MFWO has lockscreen logging too, right?
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by davidmurdoch 2mo ago
Why not complain?
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by davidmurdoch 2mo ago
Because we add humans enjoy variety. I read for entertainment, even technical posts like this one that I have no use for. I often trying to think about what the author may have been thinking when writing, why they introduced concepts in a s
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by davidmurdoch 2mo ago
Don't change. The homogenous way LLMs write is just tiresome and boring, like if every movie stared Ryan Reynolds - an actor famous for having no range. Ryan Reynolds is enjoyable to watch on occasion, but I don't want everything
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by davidmurdoch 2mo ago
Ah, bummer. Not totally surprising though.
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by davidmurdoch 2mo ago
I was riffing off of the meaning from https://noslopgrenade.com/ which made its way around the comments here on HN a few weeks ago.
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by davidmurdoch 2mo ago
You think I'm using AI to leave comments like this on HN?
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by davidmurdoch 2mo ago
They could just feed an llm a small corpus of past human authored posts from their site, and have the LLM rewrite it in a style matching style, and it would likely turn out pretty great.
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by davidmurdoch 2mo ago
The feature is great. The post itself is a slop grenade.
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by davidmurdoch 3mo ago
I don't think "incapable of saying yes" is a thing.
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by davidmurdoch 3mo ago
Another great Life Pro Tip is "Never accept 'no' from someone who can't say 'yes'."
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by davidmurdoch 4mo ago
> searching my spreadsheet What does this mean?
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by davidmurdoch 4mo ago
This isn't a fair comparison. Wasm was severely limited when it was first implemented and it had the advantage of a decade of improvements. Asm.js has had zero improvements in that same time frame. Had WASM not been adopted we would ha
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by davidmurdoch 5mo ago
I always enjoy to find people who think so drastically differently than myself. This sounds like an absolute nightmare to me and I would gauge my eyes out.

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