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dbushell
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About dbushell
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Comment #47790139
Bluesky status is down https://status.bsky.app edit: back up?
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Comment #47109519
or post comments on HN
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Comment #46813674
Dead internet theory.
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Comment #46784151
I realised I wasn't Tailscale's target customer when I reported a 100% reproducible iOS bug/regression over a year ago. It was confirmed, logged, and forgotten.
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Comment #46753017
Jurassic Park III (2001) has a 3D printer that’s central to a plot line. I know they have a long history but I remember thinking that was more sci-fi than the dinosaurs.
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Comment #46070324
it costs money to send a lot of emails that aren't immediately blocked or sent to the junk folder
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Comment #45897090
yep! I decided to repurpose the pikaday.com domain because it was still seeing a lot of traffic despite the project being unmaintained for years.
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Comment #45752143
those dithering perverts how dare they try to educate us with their fancy graphics!
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Comment #45299057
A big misconception I've seen is the assumption that Nostr relays are federated and share messages between one another. This is not how it works. So if you're building a "Twitter c…
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Comment #44877424
> Delete old emails and pictures as data centres require vast amounts of water to cool their systems. Also the UK government: > Taken together, the 50 measures will make the UK irr…
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Comment #44598308
it's concerning these vibe coding tools must be coerced into semantic markup could that be solved by prefixing every prompt with a reminder?
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Comment #44598227
would have been fun to see how conference wifi handled that :)
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Comment #44597808
The web app makes 176 requests and downloads 130 megabytes. It's also soup and largely inaccessible. These and other issues could be fixed fairly quickly with a little care (if any…
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Comment #44344971
Do developers not see the irony of publishing AI generated code with a LICENSE? at least this one does: > Postscriptum: Yes, I did slap an Apache 2 license on it. Is that even vali…
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Comment #44282379
It makes it easier for users to enable permissions, accidentally too, and thus lower security and privacy. Google products are designed to exploit that. Google probably has data sh…
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Comment #44158704
Yes your example is exactly the same and yet I fear you're missing the point entirely.
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Comment #44156861
It’ll run via an ESM import of an NPM dependency, Deno just doesn’t allow commonjs at the top level