jimbo999

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by jimbo999 10mo ago
No, just uses the mutagen or beets libraries via python
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by jimbo999 10mo ago
Been using with Claude via MCP to tag a bunch of old ripped CDs - fun with mixed results.
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by jimbo999 6y ago
My anaconda don't want none of your poor semantics.
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by jimbo999 8y ago
tbh, nobody gives a shit what "hacker" communities think, that is precisely why Firefox exists
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by jimbo999 8y ago
gorhill is a very short sighted zealot
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by jimbo999 8y ago
it is almost like people are too greedy to realize the con /s
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by jimbo999 8y ago
it is a personal blog.. personal thoughts... based upon experience... don't conflate... your experience with ... their personal thoughts...
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by jimbo999 8y ago
g'luck devops ppl
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by jimbo999 8y ago
for balance https://www.wired.com/2008/10/ten-years-later/
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by jimbo999 8y ago
well yes and no https://www.wired.com/2008/10/ten-years-later/
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by jimbo999 8y ago
>They've decided to compete in the dedicated POS space, yet they continue to compare themselves to tablet based solutions. How did you get that as a takeaway?
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by jimbo999 8y ago
Maybe ... just maybe, not being able to "install anything" is the point? I read so many stories about skimmers on ATMs and other POS machines - that maybe this is a good thing?
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by jimbo999 8y ago
>Do you believe in the rule of law Facebook Ireland Ltd. Does. > Pick one or the other why not both?
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by jimbo999 9y ago
I support this hot take.
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by jimbo999 9y ago
>so why aren't the IoT hardware companies investigated or fined? By whom? Where do you imagine these devices are made / manufactured?
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In Ed Lee's San Francisco, Utopia and Dystopia Are Neighbors(wired.com)
2 points by jimbo999 9y ago|0 comments
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What Happens When Robots Act Just Like Humans(wired.com)
4 points by jimbo999 9y ago|0 comments
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by jimbo999 9y ago
> A honda civic advertises 40mpg Buy a hybrid (ford c-max used is about 15K), drive conservatively and you can get that mpg in Bay Area traffic. There's no way a civic gas gets that mpg on bay area roads, i would guess approx 20mpg
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by jimbo999 9y ago
Yeah that is a lovely PR piece, and i watched nextdoor implement that "fix" wired was very generous with the breaking sacred design rule headline, the site wasn't exactly web 3.0 from the beginning and i think that was the po
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by jimbo999 9y ago
"Good negotiators tend to go for their own salaries, interesting projects" is a general rule in life too right? I can work in an open office plan when i set my own hours and work remotely or in a private space (i'll be using
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by jimbo999 9y ago
right... "verified" there's definitely no way to get a pre-paid visa / giftcard and set an address to it to use as verification for next-door edit: next door recently asked it's own members to verify their neighbors
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by jimbo999 9y ago
lol our nextdoor 'lead' has their house blurred out on google maps... speaks volumes to me about nextdoor fwiw you can still see the house from satellite / 3d
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by jimbo999 9y ago
depends on what kinds of drugs they are selling in my experience, color of their skin is irrelevant for the most part
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by jimbo999 9y ago
oh you mean like this in the San Francisco Bay Area from two years ago https://www.eastbayexpress.com/oakland/racial-profiling-via-...
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by jimbo999 9y ago
that is horrifying
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by jimbo999 9y ago
Perhaps it's nitpicking to say that a sense of seriousness shouldn't be / isn't required to read articles like this? Science writing should be accessible to all. Especially in publications like wired. Also, jokes about h
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by jimbo999 9y ago
I'm interested in seeing any publication you've seen writing about the notion that you stated "The persisting idea that this was to protect children is such a lie" - thanks!
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by jimbo999 10y ago
there is no magic for that... yet
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by jimbo999 10y ago
If you expect any privacy while using a corporate google apps suite you are misguided. Endpoint security is an entirely different subject.
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by jimbo999 10y ago
You have opted in to that "reading" of your email as a convenience to yourself. Any purpose a government puts to that "voluntary" disclosure remains to be seen.

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