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isodude

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    Comment #48705068

    Too bad they missed the opportunity to read it, very, slowly.

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    Comment #48661332

    I don't have any experience myself but they do seem to be effective. Yeah, I think you'd have to compare it to a holiday, or how much time that would mean in a Solarium.

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    Comment #48656823

    I have noticed that the same amount of people down voted as up voted the comment. I wonder how they reasoned.

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    Comment #48656813

    Have you looked into UVB lamps?

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    Comment #48632246

    "awlays" should almost always be "always"

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    Comment #48616039

    https://www.svt.se/text-tv/100 The same as it was on tv when I grew up.

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    Comment #48616029

    On reddit i have seen multiple threads that are positive through and through with topics like, "What are you up to today?", "I just finished school and starting to work", "I am lon…

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    Comment #48319263

    I wonder if the investors used Claude to see whether they should invest or not hmm..

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    Comment #48234905

    My wife does not care whatever excuse I have to why the kitchen is not in order when she comes home. I failed her anyhow. Should I tell her that boolean logic is not applicable on …

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    Comment #48063189

    I saw your genuine post and upvoted since it seemed unfair. I am mostly against all usage of LLM because the treadmill is moving too fast. But if it's thoughtful usage and a lot of…

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    Comment #48007658

    It depends on how you register things. * Given that you can easily start up your own CA in a test bed, just use different domain names. * Or use IP addresses directly, given that I…

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    Comment #47971437

    Why not resolve everything with UNIX sockets instead, that way you can have them named and scoped instead, hiding behind port 443, since it's mosly HTTP anyway.

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    Comment #47610744

    What are they up to now, I wonder.

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    Comment #47350826

    So now you can send a malware markdown to just agents.

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    Comment #46911692

    nitpick, it should be `touch a c & mv a b & mv c d` as `&;` returns `bash: syntax error near unexpected token `;'`. I always find this oddly weird, but that would not be the first …

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    Ask HN: When an AI holds your company hostage, what will be the best defense?

    Pure hypothetical, but the clearly possible case when an AI targets and infects a company, and it does not have a real person holding the strings. What would be the best line of de…

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    Comment #45965149

    When will Cloudflare actually split into several totally independent companies to remedy that they bring down the Internet every time they have a major issue?

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    Comment #45964036

    This did not age well!

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    Comment #45873436

    I am trying to build a local setup where I spawn dockers (fetched via skopeo) as systemd-nspawn machines in userland (rootless), with network managed by a service that uses netkit …

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    Comment #45331996

    Is it though? I would imagine the person wanting to change instead being forced. Where would you draw the line?

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    Comment #45330129

    Only give positive feedback when they are doing the thing you want them too. Absence of positive feedback is as effective as negative feedback, with the positive effect of extracti…

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    Comment #44942590

    I think that pledge[0] offers that functionality [0] https://github.com/jart/pledge

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    Comment #44942402

    A nice thing I found is that if you do (which I see they did not in the examples) # ProtectSystem= you can do TemporaryFileSystem=/:ro BindReadOnly=/usr/bin/binary /lib /lib64 /usr…

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    Comment #44921860

    From the West here, but anyway. > But the cultural stigma? Folks just call it laziness or blame "village people" (supernatural enemies). Funny, my daughter just stops my explanatio…