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by locao 16d ago
Same for me, I love the ritual, but it's not something I have time everyday. For those days, a super simple electric coffe maker is good enough, but not even this kind of coffee you can find in a lot of coffee shops.
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by locao 17d ago
I have one kit from Rolife half-assembled for over an year, and I don't see myself finishing it anytime soon. But, man, they look so beautiful. Even more when built carefully, like this one. Unrelated: > My to-go order is always jus
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by locao 19d ago
> 'cuz I get along just fine w/o reddit. Killing xcancel and nitter was an awesome callout that I was again spending too much time on social media, even if logged out. Back to my cave.
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by locao 2mo ago
Sort of the plot of Banana Joe. Everytime I get stuck with some kind of circular bureaucracy I shout "it's Banana Joe all over again!" and no one understands.
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by locao 3mo ago
The problem today it's hard to convince even myself to pay the storage premium, but I 100% agree with you.
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by locao 3mo ago
I'm curious what would take for regular people (i.e. people off HN) to realize what is pointed in the article is a real problem. In my experience, every time I mention this I'm labeled as: nostalgic old guy, Don Quixote wannabe, t
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by locao 3mo ago
Back in 2000 I was being interviewed for my first internship, to join a team of C programmers. They showed me one of the winner entries of the prior years, asked me to review the code and left the room. About 5 minutes later they came back:
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by locao 3mo ago
Such as Google Wave? I really wanted it to work.
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by locao 4mo ago
This is a very good comparison, I'll be using it. It just made me realize why I don't have those found memories of my mom's cooking. When we got our first microwave she went full on the vibe cooking and took years to realize
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by locao 4mo ago
I don't need this to know what wakes me up during the night: my wife pushes the door and THEN turns the doorknob. A simple conversation was no good. My MIL said on her experience deep conversations would not help either. At least it di
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by locao 4mo ago
You're joking, but the other night I had high fever and had nightmares of AI giving me wrong answers to questions I already knew the answer, but for some reason I kept insisting on writing the same prompts I didn't even needed ove
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by locao 4mo ago
He didn't receive the memo because someone wrote DECEASED on his mail months ago.
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by locao 5mo ago
I'm not saying you're wrong, but Apple's parental controls just don't work.
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by locao 5mo ago
The default Debian version is focused on stability, so you'll only find battle-tested releases in it. That's why it's called "stable", if you're feeling more adventurous than that, you could try "testing&q
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by locao 5mo ago
Coincidentally, I'm reading this at the doctor's office reception, waiting to check my (potentially genetic) hearing loss. Hope it's something simpler, but good to know there are advances in this area.
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by locao 5mo ago
Brazilian here. It's not a superstition, I can see my wife's belly literally inflate if the process is not done correctly. I cook beans at least once a week, I've made mistakes and there's no way to hide it. We don'
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by locao 5mo ago
It took me forever to upgrade because I was afraid the same thing would happen to me. Luckily it didn't, but I can imagine the frustration.
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by locao 5mo ago
Violence is never but sometimes the answer.
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by locao 5mo ago
At least once a week I ask Claude what to cook with the last ingredients from my last trip to the groceries. I'm still to be disappointed by the results, although every time one of the three or four of its suggestions seems completely
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by locao 5mo ago
It depends on what you call "non-trivial". I found answers on how to circumvent dumb macos bugs on Apple forums at least twice in the last 6 months. One related to displays, I was about to return a new USB-C monitor which wouldn&#
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by locao 6mo ago
Same here. It's getting quite common for me.
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by locao 6mo ago
Tbf, if I was the only person in the country, no one would stop me of being the actual king.
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by locao 6mo ago
"a better home": probably someone who also thinks it's cool and also will never use it :)
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by locao 6mo ago
Yep. After years of frustration, trying every possible way to fix it, uncountable hours of searching, I asked Claude about it: "just subscribe to an external service". This is ridiculous, Android's parental controls work flaw
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by locao 6mo ago
This article is wrong at its core. > The study was commissioned by Brazilian auto industry group Anfavea Nothing that comes from Anfavea is trustable. It's a crooked association of a few automakers that will try to push the governme
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by locao 6mo ago
Youtube is trying to push me to watch a video about jail breaking the Echo Show for a week now. I didn't watch it, but it's probably easy to find.
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by locao 8mo ago
I was going to joke "so, it's Monday, right?" but I thought my memory was playing tricks on me.
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by locao 8mo ago
The post had a different title hours ago. Something along the lines of "it's Apple's philosophy to offer our software for free forever". I didn't followed the link before, so I don't know if it was the same con
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by locao 8mo ago
It reminded of a friend saying: "I'll go to the mountains for the extended weekend, but I'll be prepared, this night I'm starting a wget http://./"
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by locao 8mo ago
I also had the same experience, but I could only make them restart during the night. So I wrote a monitor to check if any of the Pis lost USB before restarting. When our business grew, even restarting every night, we would get one or two lo

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