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kemayo

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About kemayo

I am a developer. I write the codes that makes the things go ping. I'm not one of those fancy entrepreneurs. Sorry.

I work at Wikimedia, but this is very much not me making official statements.

http://davidlynch.org/

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49074258

    Granted I've never seen something like this where the chain includes a government agency saying "it's totally on this guy", but normally you can get good results from writing a dis…

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    Comment #48874411

    Same, I had no sense of the decoy message at all until I read that comment.

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    Comment #48786326

    > "Usage of Odin in a world-class product" is enough to count as notable I'm not even sure that would count, really. A world-class product that gets a lot of coverage is notable, f…

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    Comment #48786185

    Makes sense. The Brainfuck article has a bunch of citations to published journals and books, so it's notable -- people are talking about it in ways that Wikipedia recognizes. That'…

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    Comment #48770641

    Here's an explanation of CarPlay Ultra, which really is the phone driving your dash and instrumentation: https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2025/05/carplay-ultra-the-nex... There's onl…

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    Comment #48733956

    Is it "defrauding" if someone's just following the rules, though? And, at that, is it worth building your citizenship rules around something incredibly rare? (Estimates seem to thi…

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    Comment #48562428

    There's this quote from the 2010 interview with Waterson: > If I had rolled along with the strip's popularity and repeated myself for another five, ten, or twenty years, the people…

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    Comment #48454661

    Siri has always been pretty useful for the things I use it for: setting timers and reminders, and turning off my lights after I'm in bed.

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    Comment #48371451

    Someone did the research-digging a while back about this, if you want a third-party view: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45136376

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    Comment #48347248

    > Odysseus Is the person best known for exploiting security vulnerabilities to get into places you'd rather they didn't, and then getting lost and taking forever to get places the …

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    Comment #47941428

    Genuinely surprised that I'm only 2,187. Weird to think about how quickly I must have jumped on it.

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    Comment #47837794

    Even new Kindles don't support EPUB, per-se. The Send-to-Kindle service started supporting EPUB, and converts them to AZW3 or KFX for actual delivery to your Kindle. But you cannot…

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    Comment #47622538

    > Personally I think they should offer a way to extend the Control Center and push devs who want persistence towards that. They actually added that in macOS 26. Just like on iOS, a…

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    Comment #47603412

    I'm not sure you appreciate why PHP was successful. You might be completely right about all this, but the LAMP-stack "just upload this file to shared hosting" workflow is what made…

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    Comment #47406525

    You want Beats, which is owned by Apple. Your $200 budget pair is the Beats Solo 4: https://www.beatsbydre.com/headphones/solo4-wireless/MUW43/s...

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    Comment #47355245

    It's a mismatch with our intuition about how much effort things take. If there's humans involved, "I took this data and made a really fancy interactive chart" means that you put a …

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    Comment #47338565

    > Developers would often write helper functions that accidently mutated the original Date object in place when they intended to return a new one It's weird that they picked example…

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    Comment #47266710

    It's a mediawiki feature: there's a set of pages that get treated as JS/CSS and shown for either all users or specifically you. You do need to be an admin to edit the ones that get…

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    Comment #47253498

    As an aside, it does seem like a bit of a bad sign for a feature that you know up-front that it'll be so polarizing that you need to have an always-visible top-level "hide this for…

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    Comment #46914797

    I dunno, I think that multiple people doing a workout together in the same at-home room is a bit of an edge case for this app. I have a not-tiny house, and I don't have a space whe…

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    Comment #46841352

    Though, just to be clear, the per-user ones are also public. They're just a convention where if you make a subpage of your user page and call it "Sandbox", nobody is going to compl…

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    Comment #46736741

    Here's a representative news article about it (WaPo because they were first in the search results): https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2026/01/22/ice-me... (paywall-avoidin…

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    Comment #46670118

    A lot of words to say "it's quicker when you allocate three large arrays rather 1,000,000 objects" That feels sufficiently intuitive that describing it as "a JavaScript performance…

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    Comment #46636514

    To elaborate slightly, note that "reliable" is sort of Wikipedia jargon. When it applies to a news organization, it means that statements of fact are likely to be correct... or at …

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    Comment #46583261

    He's also appreciably more senile now, and a common manifestation of that is lowered inhibitions. I'm not saying that Trump was great at 70, but now that he's 80 he's considerably …