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About danhorner
daniel_horner@pobox.com
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Comment #48876933
Claude can’t have lunch yet.
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Comment #48702387
The book has plenty of prurient private-jet-boardgame stuff, but also deals directly with facebook's adoption in Myanmar at at time when the inflammatary online speech was directly…
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Comment #48114097
I tripped over the double-entendre of the teaser quote and then found it ironic that the author is a copy writer. >> “AI agents are the future of software development. We won’t nee…
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Comment #47433709
I started reading this and it gave a strong whiff of Richard Stallman’s “the right to read” - once dystopian and now a commonplace. Then I started scrolling and thought the author …
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Comment #47321193
Ha! I remember experimenting with coins on strings as a kid in the early 90s. What a rush when i realized it worked.
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Comment #45767379
xe.com is competitive with wise rates and answers the phone. My KYC/AML journey was brief and they came through within their stated timeframe. However all of the online companies s…
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Comment #42311897
I live in Washington and bats occasionally wander into our cabin. As others have pointed out, there is a difference between pre-exposure (Vaccination) and post-exposure protocols. …
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Comment #40117441
Thanks for posting. There are many things down this rabbithole and I hadn't seen pico.sh before. The github repo has the sources for the backend, but the services themselves are ac…
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Comment #39405461
I came here to say this. `git gui` is nearly ubiquitous and has saved me for years from learning how to use `git add -p`. I don't use many graphical git tools but its options "stag…
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Comment #33324498
This observation seems unwarranted (and a little unkind). For a voluntary personal project - not to mention one that involves a bit of personal risk/discomfort - they can publish t…
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Comment #30803942
This is a great presentation. A similar project worth mentioning is Voltron, which can decorate your gdb session with accesory windows. (Use tmux for window layout). No experience …
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Comment #30029121
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon's_razor
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Comment #29151426
Yes, "do the following experiment" sounds more natural. IMO, "Conduct" conveys precision and is appropriate for more formal writing.
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Comment #29004847
On the contrary, this patent could now be useless even if it doesn't get invalidated: It's expired for future use, and according to Sparkfun's response it can't be asserted against…
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Comment #29004600
One aspect of this defense was failure to mark: A previous owner of the patent produced processors covered by the patent but did not mark them as such. It turns out that systematic…
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Comment #26639453
I have been suspicious of their cloud config and run a docker image of the controller locally. I'm still on version 5.14 and all of the cloud features are optional. I just ignore t…
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Comment #25029695
Thanks for the throwback. We LOVED the collect call thing as teenagers too cheap to drop a quarter into the phone: - "You have a collect call from AtTheStationMyBusLeavesIn18Minute…
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Comment #24842704
Do you scan 35mm slides? It turns out a family member needs this service. If you unpause it, my email is in profile.
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Comment #18356816
This is an enlightened and contrarian POV and I'm glad for it.
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Comment #18225133
Previously known as EMP - the experience music project
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Comment #18172265
I'd be curious to know more about this: are there specific industries or settings where it's used and valued?
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Comment #17603874
+1 for synology NAS. The quality and frequency of updates has been high. I've used both rsync and Time-Machine based backups. And I too like that it's a hardware business model: I …
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Comment #17503461
I'm a little confused about the mall operator's incentive to do this. Are they using ALPR for their own security and voluntarily sharing the reads? Is the provider giving them a di…