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yonixw

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About yonixw

HN is great, as long as Israel is not in the title. https://archive.is/jptL6#46264506

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    Comment #49057005

    In VB6 I just scrolled the autocomplete dropdown in the 2005 IDE to find what's possible + Some random answer from codeproject.com The good times...

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    Comment #47470630

    HN need community notes BAD.

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    Comment #47444709

    > For your leveraged investments, pay yourself in refinanced cash when your investments appreciate and/or credit rates drop. In other words: Gamble that (1) your investments apprec…

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    Comment #47442493

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    Comment #47410639

    > Both are classified as civilians Then say civilians. Don't claim what you can't provide. And DO provide context (like, was it still while the massacre was ongoing [1]). But all I…

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    Comment #47403636

    The wiki sources FROM YOUR LINKS, are suddenly not enough once they are against you? Now now... one may mistakenly think you have some inconsistencies in your theory... and you out…

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    Comment #47403173

    Another "banger" comment that shows you did not read your sources links, here is one from the the wiki (Israeli Military Censor): https://www.academia.edu/10481823/The_Israeli_para…

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    Comment #47402414

    The reason no one responds to this list is because it's just one big gish gallop It's enough to see that you brought a link to the Israeli Military Censor to hint at a conspiracy, …

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    Comment #46312110

    Am I missing something? How data centers in US/EU evaporating water thousand of miles from Iran affect it? Does it disturb the rain cycle in Iran or something?

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    Comment #46264962

    LOL Next one: Cloudflare has an edge in Israel. And has workers who were in Unit8200 before 1991 (per linkedin) and ISRALIES. Who uses Cloudflare? MANY MEDICAL ORGS. Also, Cloudfla…

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    Comment #46264869

    This is not written in the article. Can you give a source? Since based on linkedin he was not in the army since 1991.... (And I mean any source for any of your assumptions...)

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    Comment #44802584

    My guess is the 2-level separation. You WILL need to make some part in your system LGPL by using "Sidequest.js" tightly, but then expose very simple APIs (like /start /status etc..…

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    Comment #44802244

    Layman here also, but I think you are correct about GPL and LGPL (this case), but not for AGPL which adds a requirement that: "... If your software can interact with users remotely…

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    Comment #43600208

    This. The article suggestion will make parsers need lookahead support instead of simple state machine. Is "key1" array of ["value1", "key2"] ? or string "value1"? We can't now unti…

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    Comment #43569394

    You will never catch me giving my AWS keys to AI agents. I don't need that stress. > "Sorry Dave", I have made a recommended deployment to your 1 page blog app. It will contain CDN…

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    Comment #42397771

    Ask it "What is the length of the response to this question"

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    Comment #42363630

    Here is a relevant discussion about it in S/O: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67797804/how-to-distingu...

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    Comment #41897534

    Do you mean this is a free service? so you can use dummy API key without a server to hide it from the clients? Because it IS defined in line 262 `const API_KEY = "dummy-api-key";`

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    Comment #41794172

    Google workspace lets you do it if they mange emails for your domain (and it will cost ~5-10$/month if you are the only user) https://support.google.com/a/answer/12943537?hl=en

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    Comment #40626753

    Since LLM and keyloggers are turing machines, it won't happen. (Or more precisely: it won't beat the cat and mouse game of obfuscations.)