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Do you RSVP? Seems like planning food for anywhere from 2 families to 30 people would be tough

Curious what other books or studies in this vein you might recommend

Can you clarify, you like third party? Or you like the larger Apple model

I kant understand

Would love to hear more of your experience… Plant farming? Animals? Acerage? Income? Kind of looking at this myself

Tried connecting on LinkedIn since you don’t have an email in your profile.

Curious how the one-time-payment trial for AffectedSleep went? Think the idea was great, but was too late to get significant engagement on HN. Have looked into it multiple times over the last couple years to refer to people, but keep having to share it’s a subscription which has made everyone turn away.

Working on my IFR now, cool to see another software engineer by day, pilot by night. :)

PiKVM seems to be the large competitor here and is completely open source. If you're looking into KVM solutions, probably check it out, but JetKVM is over 50% less, which is a huge argument in favor of it.

https://pikvm.org

Enjoyed the read, thanks for passing along. What book is it from?

I don't use the app often, but I felt comfortable purchasing because it wasn't a subscription. The few times I do want ASCII art, it does the job perfectly, so it works super well to have in my back pocket. Thanks for not going the subscription route.

To anyone else reading, I would recommend, AirGradiant is the only real contender that checks all the boxes for an air monitor. Love the way they spun this narrative.

This… this is impressive dedication to a gag blog post. Enjoyed the read.

What on earth is on them?

Website overloaded. Archived version here:https://web.archive.org/web/20240103131242/https://blog.redt...

These questions come up and I always wonder about the edge cases. I'm an identical twin. My twin can get get past my faceID consistently, from first release until today. What happens when twins with bad blood start abusing facial recognition?

The paper itself is quite interesting, and also contains the maps illustrating where NYPD is deployed more often. https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3593013.3594020

Interested in the first professor mentioned, but can't narrow it down and find who they are. Can you provide any more information?

I got hired from that thread, for what it's worth. Love my job.

Interesting concept, hadn't considered logging to slack. Thanks for posting.

For those who prefer reading in a unrolled manner, here you go. https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1636006090927390720.html

Limitations based on copyrights significantly hinder the helpfulness of this site, although the design is top notch.

Quick Google, this might help. Best of luck on the project. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/devicemanagement/c...

> I can follow the entire path of a call and keep it all on screen.

This seems like a particularly helpful suggestion, both for the original context of the question, but also something I'm likely to use myself. Thanks.

Balance in everything.

Nobody argues that the truth doesn't truly matter.

Incredible application of technology, interesting read about the internals of credit card payment information storage.

As someone who grew up after the age of BBS's, it's an interesting account to read of how times have changed and interesting to reflect on how much curiosity drove so many of us into tech at a young age.

Interesting to see how the article breaks down back of the envelope calculations, specifically in relation to data access and latency.

Great to see Jason back... Kottke has always been a great source of curation. May his pain subside soon.

Am a pilot, but just PPL, from my understanding the greatest threat is forcing the autopilot to perform certain maneuvers thinking terrain is closer than it actually is.