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Resurrecting an old hack to build UI in GitHub READMEs(blog.jse.li)
3 points by eat_veggies 18d ago|0 comments
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by eat_veggies 25d ago
Apple has far more money than hobbyists to commit to AI spend (and access to source code) to find exploits and patch them. We might see new jailbreaks for older phones that have stopped receiving updates, but the bar for newer phones will p
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Estimating the heights of New Yorkers from their scuff marks(blog.jse.li)
43 points by eat_veggies 2mo ago|12 comments
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by eat_veggies 5mo ago
From the Wikipedia article about the NSF: > With an annual budget of about $9.9 billion (fiscal year 2023), the NSF funds approximately 25% of all federally supported basic research conducted by the United States' colleges and unive
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OpenPGP Cleartext Signature Framework Susceptible to Format Confusion(paste.debian.net)
8 points by eat_veggies 9mo ago|1 comments
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by eat_veggies 11mo ago
perhaps the delta between offsets
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by eat_veggies 1y ago
Spam isn't the only challenge of going self-hosted and it's cool to tie into an existing ecosystem for identity. Also it's pretty neat that people can engage outside of your website while you still get to pick what gets surfa
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Show HN: Approve merge requests with your eyes closed(blog.jse.li)
2 points by eat_veggies 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Write HTML on HTML Paper(github.com)
3 points by eat_veggies 1y ago|0 comments
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Monitor Your Company's Stock Price on Grafana(blog.jse.li)
1 points by eat_veggies 1y ago|0 comments
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by eat_veggies 1y ago
I read "with a fake mustache" as just another way of saying "in disguise," not that it literally looks like a mustache
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by eat_veggies 1y ago
For me it is lovely because it exploits the fact that the order does not matter mathematically, but it matters in our heads. Multiplication commutes (a fact pointed out by everyone) but our human brains are better at multiplying some number
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by eat_veggies 2y ago
William Cronon, "The Trouble with Wilderness: Or, Getting Back to the Wrong Nature" https://faculty.washington.edu/timbillo/Readings%20and%20doc...
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by eat_veggies 2y ago
In particular, I wonder how people set up their health insurance while on these epic bike tours. It makes sense that costs are minimal, you can have savings, etc. but insurance is usually tied to employment around here..
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by eat_veggies 2y ago
It's possible to weld an aluminum frame but you'll have to heat treat it, at which point it's no longer a simple and cheap operation. https://www.pinkbike.com/news/To-the-Point-Heat-Treating-Alu...
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by eat_veggies 2y ago
when a post enters the second chance pool, the timestamps of the post and comments get rewritten. if you hover over a timestamp you can see its original value.
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by eat_veggies 2y ago
only one of the vp candidates has a dossier like this
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by eat_veggies 2y ago
As the other commenter says, you can get pretty granular with the permissions. If you want to go even further, you can build a Cloudflare Worker that performs exactly the request that you want to do, and nothing else. Then you can configure
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by eat_veggies 2y ago
If you recall, the original contention was that "You cannot make money off of people who are starving." Clearly you can—in the short term, and enabled by violent coercion, as you've helpfully added. My argument summed up is t
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by eat_veggies 2y ago
Do you understand the difference between starting an engine and keeping it running? I'm referring to northern wealth btw. > Where were the industries in the South? Where were the industries in South America? They weren't there
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by eat_veggies 2y ago
Slavery created the wealth that made industrialization in the north possible, and was the basis of the economic machine that you speak of. You've reduced slavery to a parenthetical. Where do you think the cotton and tobacco went? Wher
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by eat_veggies 2y ago
Indeed the arrangement is violent and enforced with terrible violence, and in no way is this incompatible with profits.
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by eat_veggies 2y ago
You can force starving people into unfair arrangements where the choice is between getting screwed or dying of hunger. You can use the existence of starving people as a threat to keep your work force in line. Sometimes it's not even th
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by eat_veggies 3y ago
yes, the way people dared to board planes pre-9/11, and the way people dare to board trains, buses, and ferries today.
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Pipelined Query Language(github.com)
2 points by eat_veggies 3y ago|0 comments
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by eat_veggies 3y ago
1. 41c1811210a65a2ab18d8265 2. 0e7d857840ceffdb5e1f16c8 3. f4915878b5733fbf0786100b 4. a07f35c0ffa1f9a6d2b608be 5. 8c96b6fca46ae4fb62a99fb6 By building this, I accomplished my first goal: 1. build a site for sharing hash
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Show HN: Secret Resolutions(jse.li)
1 points by eat_veggies 3y ago|1 comments
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Ben Fry resigns from the Processing Foundation(twitter.com)
210 points by eat_veggies 3y ago|118 comments
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by eat_veggies 3y ago
It's an attractive idea that the surface of one's body can tell you something about its inner truth, but it's incorrect. The field is called physiognomy, which is a pseudoscience that's been the basis of scientific racis
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by eat_veggies 3y ago
the moderators are checking that the pixel was computed by hand, not that it's correct

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