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by 3D30497420 20d ago
This announcement is from a few days ago. And it seems everywhere is out-of-stock. Any news about potential availability? (In the US ideally.)
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by 3D30497420 20d ago
I really don't understand why the XTEINK X4 Pro doesn't have a built-in USB-C port. A good part of the appeal of a device like that is less lock-in, but then you're stuck with a proprietary connector. I guess this makes it a
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by 3D30497420 2mo ago
I'd wager a bunch of OLEDs will be lighter than built-in windows with all the structural reinforcing necessary to make them safe.
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by 3D30497420 2mo ago
Even some parts of the US have found solutions. From the article: > In Tulsa and Oklahoma City, meanwhile, the government buys staffed unit-hours from an ambulance operator, while households can prepay a few dollars a month on their util
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by 3D30497420 3mo ago
I do this. I'll buy used disks and rip them to a personal media server. It works great. A friend actually created an eBay bot which monitors listings of disks he wants and will automatically buys them. The ripping part is a bit annoyin
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by 3D30497420 3mo ago
Salaries aren't about what someone "deserves" or "should earn". Those in control will try to capture as much of the return as possible. How much value the worker captures is based on their relative power (ability to
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by 3D30497420 4mo ago
My company just did something like this. We completed a big redesign and the CEO sent an email saying how proud he was of our work. Layoffs started the next week.
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by 3D30497420 5mo ago
Thanks! I've been really enjoying building it.
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by 3D30497420 5mo ago
Thanks! Been fun building it so far.
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by 3D30497420 5mo ago
I'm building a physical interface for smart homes. Real buttons, real dials, screens that show info at a glance. All local, no subscriptions, and open-source. https://weavepanel.com Would love any feedback you may have!
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by 3D30497420 7mo ago
> I will say though that remote work is definitely dystopia. I need an office and the presence of people physically. I recall being pretty miserable working in a maze of cubicles surrounded by coworkers. I don't think there are sing
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by 3D30497420 7mo ago
From a quick web-search: Apparently it was an open-source community project, but the governing organization created a for-profit entity and transferred most of the assets to that entity (brand, website, etc.). Gitea apparently still uses MI
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by 3D30497420 7mo ago
I'm in Germany and rt.com does not resolve for me. If I use a VPN and access via, say Austria, it does work.
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by 3D30497420 7mo ago
Plus, use of the API is a way to avoid ads. So double-strike against good/available APIs.
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by 3D30497420 7mo ago
Further commentary/speculation on this Reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/ADSB/comments/1r1pqnp/10_day_tfr_is... It includes a local city Councilmember who's says he is working to get more
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by 3D30497420 8mo ago
Agreed. I’m particularly excited that they’ll be investing in the UI/UX.
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by 3D30497420 8mo ago
You're in luck: https://theautomatedoperator.substack.com/
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by 3D30497420 8mo ago
I saw a presentation awhile back which included the slide (roughly): "Give a PM a numerical goal, and they will burn the company down to hit it." As someone who has worked in big tech and seen decision-making in action, I 100% bel
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by 3D30497420 8mo ago
As I reread the original post, I'm not actually not sure which group I fall into. I think there's a bunch of overlap depending on perspective/how you read it: > Group 1: intern/boring task executor Yup, that makes sen
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by 3D30497420 8mo ago
> People outsourcing thinking and entire skillset to it - they usually have very little clue in the topic, are interested only in results, and are not interested in knowing more about the topic or honing their skills in the topic And thi
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by 3D30497420 8mo ago
I just saw an R5 on the street in the bright green. Super cool looking car. There are a whole bunch of promising small EVs coming out in the EU. Hyundai Inster, VW ID.1, Kia EV2, etc.
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by 3D30497420 8mo ago
Is there any indication that they're going to "defeat common sense" again? They're cancelling products, making marginal improvements to old models, alienating their customers, etc. Tesla as a car company seems dead-set
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by 3D30497420 8mo ago
Very cool! Small odd thing, but that's the first tracking warning modal I've seen that says they don't actually use tracking. And I can decline the no tracking? Kinda funny.
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by 3D30497420 8mo ago
> If you needed 8 hour overlap you were micromanaging? ...ok. I didn't need 8 hours of overlap. As I mentioned in my first comment, I've also now done US/EU and EU/IN. Both of which have only partial overlap and thing
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by 3D30497420 8mo ago
I actually created a PWA first, but it was just even more rough around the edges than the vibe-coded iOS app. I wanted something that felt like an app, so would use iOS design elements, have widgets, use on-device storage (for offline use),
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by 3D30497420 8mo ago
> the time zones are killer, and this can't be ignored 100% agree, especially when there is minimal overlap during normal office hours. I was managing a dev team in India from the US and it was a real challenge. The company ended up
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by 3D30497420 8mo ago
I doubt LLM-generated software is going to replace more traditional software any time soon, especially when accuracy is pretty important (such as accounting). One thing I learned from years as a PM in a very data-centric organization is und
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by 3D30497420 8mo ago
With the current tech, I agree this will still be pretty niche. I'm vibe-coding my own iOS apps, and it still needs a decent understanding of the tech and a willingness to put up with a lot of rough edges. However, with a proper framew
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by 3D30497420 8mo ago
> It will be interesting to see if Apple/Android provide a platform for vibe-apps. It would be interesting, particularly for Apple, as this would cannibalize fees charged on the App Store. I imagine they could charge for use of the
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by 3D30497420 8mo ago
I'm doing something very similar (creating my own apps for personal use), but I'm creating iOS apps primarily. Here's what bugs me: I cannot permanently install my apps to my iPhone because of Apple's walled garden. I ne

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