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by lukeify 25d ago
Let us know if this A/B test uncovers any load-bearing seams or honest takes on your end! We're all interested.
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by lukeify 25d ago
> Yes, Apple requested an iOS sysdiagnose for a macOS bug Dealing with Apple's labyrinth maze that is Radar/Feedback is an exhausting nightmare, honestly. It leaves users intentionally blind as to the state of any FB's the
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by lukeify 26d ago
> But it seems Claude code is too strong of a brand Nah. I switched away from Claude Code to Codex recently. It's refreshing how to-the-point 5.6-Sol is out of the box, and there's only so many load-bearing seams and honest tak
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by lukeify 26d ago
Whoever has the least money to defend themselves in the U.S. legal system.
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by lukeify 26d ago
It's the sort of content I expect to see on HackerNews, rather than popular science/technology-type journalism.
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by lukeify 27d ago
That's the promise, yeah.
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by lukeify 27d ago
I cannot ever imagine installing something like AliExpress as an app.
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by lukeify 28d ago
So the class prefix is actually `-*`, not `*`: > The Class Prefix Selector is currently limited to hyphen-separated prefixes, at least at first. Other separators, like _, might be added as possibilities in the future as we receive reques
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by lukeify 28d ago
Very cool.
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by lukeify 1mo ago
How much of this is a solvable problem, insofar to the best of my knowledge there is no fundamental workaround for the fact placing heavy objects moving fast on rough surfaces generates friction which leads to the erosion of surfaces? I thi
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by lukeify 1mo ago
> The LHC which is doing much of the particle physics discovery is in Switzerland and France, if you need to be reminded, not the US. Which is ironically an example of particle collider science happening overseas primarily because the US
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by lukeify 1mo ago
"Our product is so toxic to much of society, we literally have to cure one of the worst scourges on Earth to do right."
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by lukeify 1mo ago
When used correctly. It's the circular saw on the job site that makes a bunch of manual jobs quicker. But at the same time it can feel inappropriate, like people are in love with their circular saws so much that they bring them to conc
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by lukeify 1mo ago
> This has nothing to do with the discussion at hand This is a topic concerning El Niño. You acknowledge that the downstream consequences of El Niño effects is amplified heatwaves, presumably. Heatwaves already kill people in many contin
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by lukeify 1mo ago
As the original poster you replied to, why do you think it's exaggeration to predict that people will die from increasingly strong heatwaves? This is already happening [0]. And: "For 2022, it was estimated that between 60,000 and
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by lukeify 1mo ago
It was inevitable we'd get to the point where climate change began substantially disrupting ecology and human livelihoods. Looks like we're ahead of schedule. People dying from extreme heatwaves, weather, and famines due to climat
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by lukeify 1mo ago
At this point I’m not sure what to do about it. I already live a low-ish carbon life. I barely ever fly. Only drive when I need to. Try and use items that are non-plastic where feasible. I don’t buy extra clothes. It’s at the point where I
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by lukeify 2mo ago
I can’t help feel without ampacity and voltage upgrades to most domestic home circuits this is like a fart in the wind.
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by lukeify 2mo ago
I can't say I'd ever consider "Material Design" to be an authority on what good iconography or website design should look like. It's always felt second-rate.
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by lukeify 2mo ago
"stayed out of it" needs to be considered relatively though, doesn't it? I don't see Apple spending billions in capex on hyperscaler DCs, and apart from the weird product direction that is Image Playground most of their
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by lukeify 2mo ago
> Is there a warranty? > Yes, we warrant against manufacturing defects for 30 days after you receive your order. Is this the shortest warranty on a consumer electronics device ever? What on earth are they thinking.
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by lukeify 2mo ago
> Even if you simplify your thinking of orbits to a 2D (square area), it's a lot of space. This is not a spatial problem. It's an intersectionality problem.
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by lukeify 2mo ago
I guess the Montreal Protocol was "degrowth talk" for you too, huh?
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by lukeify 3mo ago
I stopped taking this guy seriously after he proposed "just" digging canals to bring desalinated ocean water into the U.S. desert.
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by lukeify 3mo ago
I find it interesting you label the majority of voters in the populace who voted for Brexit as "far right", and not just "right".
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by lukeify 3mo ago
Great, so all I need to do is to authoritatively check each plausible combination of domains that _might_ work and rule each of them out before I can make my claim, according to you? What a load of pedantry.
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by lukeify 3mo ago
Within the last month both Mapbox and Etsy blocked my attempts to signup using a Proton Mail alias. How many services do you sign up for in recent years, on average? The practice is becoming incredibly common and more than likely you'r
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by lukeify 3mo ago
Within the space of 2 weeks I had both Etsy and Mapbox block signups with Proton Mail aliases. The practice is rapidly becoming more common.
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by lukeify 3mo ago
Disliking mass immigration isn't xenophobia.
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by lukeify 3mo ago
Immigration has been directly responsible in the last decade for the huge run-up in housing prices in New Zealand. It is not _the only reason_, but it is a big reason.

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