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BandButcher
3mo ago
Cool list, I didn't know about OmniTools I may give that a try. +1 for Jellyfin too as I use it currently to host my music library and so far so good. Plex keeps changing their UI (for the worse) so I may need to leverage something els
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4mo ago
hate to tag along on this take but i agree "...browser automation framework..." was about all i understood and even then it had me guessing if it was talking about an alternative e2e testing framework like cypress, selenium, playw
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10mo ago
Kudos to lawyers, however markdown and libre office have allowed me to avoid ms word for many years now. Mostly markdown. Excel however, I might agree with you in general terms as the title suggests
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10mo ago
Literally doing this now. I have a basic music player web app that can run decent on the cheapest android phones. It's buggy but has been pretty solid on my 3k$ pc (lmao). Yesterday it was so sluggish I had to disable every other app o
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10mo ago
"... as Musk pivots his focus to self-driving robotaxis and humanoid robots".
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10mo ago
just ask the AIs, they should know
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10mo ago
I just gave it a quick search (using the placeholder suggestions) and personally it is too "clicky" and "type-y" for me. Not hating on the AI aspect, more so on the UX. I would just rather scroll and search on spotify. F
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10mo ago
I feel you, one thing that has helped me has been to become less of a lurker in forums/social media spaces where they discuss topics on things i ACTUALLY enjoy. seems obvious yet I've found to be the answer to "doom scrolling
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10mo ago
hulk smash!
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10mo ago
yea they note nothing can be verified visually but one option is to verify the part/mfg #, “For most of these products, they are sold with part numbers that show an equivalency to a manufacturer’s part number." Doubt i'd do t
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11mo ago
word on the street is hes a massive ketamine fiend https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politic...
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11mo ago
Very cool, I've been in need of something like this even though I only have a few RLS polices (better start now then later right) Kudos Edit: does this also allow checking for the storage (buckets) RLS as well or just the DB tables? Th
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11mo ago
"The compute we are wasting is at least 10x cheaper, but we have automation to waste it at scale now." So much this. keep it simple, stupid (muah)
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1y ago
I have used ZoneMinder ( https://zoneminder.com/ , an open source security cam software) previously for an apartment setup using webcams, but i believe it can work with ip cams, etc. and allows you to save to an external hard
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1y ago
Yea that spy balloon was in and out of the news quick but seemed super suspect
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1y ago
Yea no mention of the layoffs the past couple of years although this blog post was published today. Satire? Fluff piece? Or maybe an advertisement for cursor and copilot?? Article supposedly published by a CS professor but if I had publishe
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1y ago
name rings loud, best of luck matey
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1y ago
Maybe I'm just a bad dev but I'm baffled how they charge $46k for "29 features" and $56k for "43 features"... Straight up guestimations and magic numbers but then again they also highlight how you don't ha
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1y ago
But don't those complexities still boil down to machine level instructions?? Or can/do llms operate outside of a CPU? Thanks
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1y ago
Could be anything from network to plain marketing and SEO. I'm assuming the lack of new users is due more towards the marketing and search engine optimization of the new international site. If a forum has very little posts to begin wit
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1y ago
Although the article focuses on amateur athletes, i doubt it hasn't hit the pros yet in some way. Not the first article I've read preaching good Testomonies/anecdotes on ozempic and the like either I'm still wary about m
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1y ago
Lol never give into Internet pressure. Especially when you don't know if the feedback given to you is legit or not (copy pasta, ai summarized, or in this case, tech "word salad" to recommend it should be open source) Release
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1y ago
Luckily I use my phone for most tasks and can avoid my two remaining windows machines unless necessary. Also I doubt it's just me but every other day when Windows forces an update "restart and update/shutdown and update"
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2y ago
Completely anecdotal, current student, but some people learn differently from in person class vs online/remote. Also, imo not every degree/course is best done online (e.g., trades, arts, performing arts). Right now I am taking cla
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2y ago
same to your last point as another person mentioned in this thread about people already combining glp's with other drugs, i can see scenarios in which some people abuse glps with adderall or even pain killers to become literal zombies
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2y ago
no Just-In-Time crispr gene editing as the cherry on top??
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2y ago
Haha while I agree, the HN post title felt on point with what they were researching so it wasn't so much clickbaity as it was fluff in the article. Usually its clickbait titles and I feel duped Very cool technology, but I'm curiou
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2y ago
ironically, im glad this post wasn't about that. that would've been too typical of HN imo. why talk about metadata when you can just enjoy the data itself??
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2y ago
same, as someone getting a degree in the climate/energy field this particular bullet point makes me cringe: "How can we address the sustainability of AI, particularly regarding energy and water use, in regions with scarce resource
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2y ago
!alive... But slang always stays ahead of the curve, you could maybe say that's literally what slang is. cops vs cartels, sports vs PED users, content creators vs algorithmic cancel culture, pirating.... Always gotta stay ahead of thos
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