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mistahenry

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    Comment #49034153

    I recently deleted social media from my phone. With nothing left, I found myself compulsively checking HN anytime I had a free moment. That’s shifted now after a few weeks. I’m no …

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    Comment #47477870

    I mean, you've collapsed a complex, mixed system into a single negative narrative. Examples of how I learn with LLMs: - Paste sections from reading and ask questions / clarify my u…

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    Comment #46588521

    I agree that when it comes to portion size and whole foods, Europe makes it easy to follow by example. FWIW, I ate healthy in the US before because I rock climbed and needed to mai…

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    Comment #46588058

    I lived in Germany and Indonesia. It’s easier for me now back in the US than ever to eat healthy. I can buy pre-chopped Cole slaw, diced peppers / onions, etc. Whole Foods is best …

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    Comment #43875636

    Cool project! I run tech for a reverse logistics business buying overstock from Costco/Target/Walmart and we’re building a similar system for recognizing and pricing incoming inven…

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    Comment #40952931

    For the never-ending text file for todos and work journal, I've found great success with org-mode, especially since deadlines automatically end up in my calendar with org-agenda. T…

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    Comment #30806290

    If you get Berzerk, I’ll sign up :) that’s what I’m looking to read next, one way or another. I really enjoy the Shonen Jump app on my iPad for reading One Piece so I’m definitely …

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    Comment #30486306

    Computer Networking: A Top-down Approach, Jim Kurose I read this about 2 years into my study of CS. I found the design of the internet, at times intentional and very often emergent…

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    Comment #30469159

    I'm probably C2 comprehension, C1 speaking in German. I self-taught to high B2 (based off placement into that level in a Goethe Institut Intesivkurs) in 15 months of 2 hours a day.…

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    Comment #30073495

    I moved to Germany as well and self taught German to a high B2 level in the 15 months before moving. That was enough where I was able to be conversationally fluent within 3 months …

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    Comment #28703893

    This is why I always like to have a `status_history` or `audit` table. You don't have to have event sourcing to still want a trail of who changed what in the system when.

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    Comment #28592649

    Kotlin does this, and I find it’s massively improved the readability of our codebase

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    Comment #27654448

    I read Kurose’s book in college and recommend it as the perfect book for this topic. As a neophyte at the time, I remember really drilling into the details of TCP and just being in…

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    Comment #27495004

    Your reading of this is rather extreme, and I feel you've missed the point by thinking that Russell is advocating to avoid fun intentionally at times so as to preserve a happy life…

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    Comment #27407486

    I was specifically thinking banking and it’s exactly this type of spear phishing attack that happens (although with other types of tokens the Fido). In these scenarios, you only ne…

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    Comment #27402399

    While mitigating a number of attacks, MFA with these types of physical tokens is still only as strong as their setup/enrollment process, which in many cases can be compromised via …

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    Comment #27402313

    What type of physical tokens are you talking about and what exactly do they do to prevent authentication on the scammer site?

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    Comment #26933676

    I’ve used the Cocoapods tool Xcodeproj to facilitate really nice Workflows that Xcode didn’t provide for me out of the box. I don’t need this in every project but when I do it’s a …

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    Comment #26926200

    Completely agree. When implementing new functionality in my Kotlin Spring Boot apps, I find the debugger crucial for fixing any exception that isn’t immediately clear. I’ll simply …

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    Comment #26519052

    I recently got an app on to the Shopify app store. The review process is the worst that I've been through. My rejections in chronological order: 1. Rejected for having text in the …

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    Comment #25776843

    I'm an American living in Germany and I'm always thrilled when Germans think I'm Dutch after hearing my German ;) As for the accents, I had a similar experience when moving around …

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    Comment #24706574

    The existence of a system that allows for companies to pay foreign labor well below market puts a downward pressure on compensation for everyone in industries that take advantage o…

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    Comment #24545432

    I've spent the last 3 years building the whole solution suite for 2FA banking devices. We have our own hardware devices with secure elements that use your computer as an internet p…

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    Comment #24459991

    Risk analysis requires accepting trade offs. I don’t think it’s so backwards or self destructive to not want the level of potential danger that a nuclear power offers in your backy…

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    Comment #24155426

    I’ve worked in a number of areas with basically no fail/delay SLAs. I think it’s naive to think “if you need a hot fix right now, you’re doing it wrong”...the number of times we ne…