Cheetah26

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by Cheetah26 2mo ago
Just want to say that I love the update! I didn't read the comments after trying it out yesterday so I was surprised by the change, but it definitely feels better to keep going.
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by Cheetah26 3mo ago
Your parenthetical really describes my experience with AI searches. 5+ years ago I could find most things within one or two quick searches, now it takes so many that of course I'm going to reach for AI because that's the only way
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by Cheetah26 4mo ago
For those who grew up in a time and place where you were able to wander without supervision, how far away were your friends? Follow up, how much traveling did you do on your own? For me growing up in 2000's suburbia, the closest kids a
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by Cheetah26 9mo ago
Has a lot in common with NPR's top 100 sci-fi and fantasy list from 2011 [0]. Cool to see how the classics stay relevant. [0] https://www.npr.org/2011/08/11/139085843/your-picks-top-100-...
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by Cheetah26 1y ago
Learned that App Store does this too during a recent MFA rollout. What really surprised me was that when instructed to install Google Authenticator, a significant portion of people (I'd estimate close to 50%) would search the exact nam
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by Cheetah26 1y ago
I actually think that llms could be good for human-focused websites. When the average user is only going to AI for their information, it frees the rest of the web from worrying about SSO, advertisements, etc. The only people writing website
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by Cheetah26 1y ago
Gianmarco Soresi discussed this on an episode of his podcast. He says how there used to be a number of nationally known comedians who could make jokes that appealed to everyone's shared cultural experience, but now that's effecti
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by Cheetah26 2y ago
Location: Rochester, NY Remote: Ok Willing to relocate: Yes (within northeastern US) Technologies: Javascript, Typescript, Svelte, Tailwind, Golang, Java, Docker, Kubernetes, Nix, PostgreSQL, GCP Résumé/CV: https://shanemong
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by Cheetah26 2y ago
As someone who has woken up to looking a bear in the face while camping, I can say with 100% confidence that on a physiological level these are not the same thing.
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by Cheetah26 2y ago
Much better legislation would be requiring that the firmware/software source be released at EOL, so that users can maintain the hardware they purchased for as long as they like.
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by Cheetah26 2y ago
For anyone who likes this sort of thing I'd recommend checking out the Shavian alphabet[1][2]. Similar goals with some very cool choices for matching letters to their sound. It also kinda handles accent variations with a few extra lett
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Chess on a Rubik's Cube [video](youtube.com)
2 points by Cheetah26 2y ago|0 comments
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by Cheetah26 3y ago
Location: Rochester, NY Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Docker, Linux, Bash, Python, PowerShell, Go, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, Svelte/SvelteKit, SQL Résumé/CV: https://shanemongan.com/files&#x
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by Cheetah26 3y ago
I got a 2019 Mazda3 sedan a few months ago and I'm very happy so far. It has a few more features than I wanted, but I was reassured by a family member who is a mechanic for a Mazda dealer that everything is very reliable. I really like
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by Cheetah26 3y ago
I think the ideal solution here would be if companies were required to ship an open source driver, and then optionally offer a proprietary driver for an extra fee which includes whatever 'special sauce' (as another comment put it)
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by Cheetah26 3y ago
Since you're going into your freshman year I'll offer my college advice as a current senior. The moment that you feel a class will be covering something you already know, reach out to your advisor and the professor. I personally w
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by Cheetah26 3y ago
Awesome! For years I've had "node based CAD" on my ideas list. I imagined something like Blender's shader nodes, but this is even better.
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by Cheetah26 3y ago
This looks like something I've been wanting to see for a while. I currently have a google home and I'm getting increasingly fed up with it. Besides the privacy concerns, it seems like it's getting worse at being an assistant.
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by Cheetah26 4y ago
This article makes no mention of the power required for a process like this. A few days ago there was a post describing the older seawater method which stated that to remove as much carbon from the ocean as we are putting in would require ~
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by Cheetah26 4y ago
I used to do this a lot and still catch myself doing it sometimes. Personally I think it comes from not being exposed to a lot of music growing up (my mom is hard of hearing), and just assuming that almost all songs were 2-3 minutes. I&#x27
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by Cheetah26 4y ago
My high school had a whole push for teachers to try flipped classes. I found them to be really nice, skipping through the video when they're repeating something I already got, or re-watching something if it didn't make sense. Desp
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by Cheetah26 4y ago
Technology: - Cathode Ray Dude ( https://www.youtube.com/c/CathodeRayDude ) - Technology Connections ( https://www.youtube.com/c/TechnologyConnections ) Urban Planning: - Not Just Bikes ( https:/
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by Cheetah26 4y ago
I had the same thought.
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by Cheetah26 5y ago
Seems like you're looking for Montessori schooling. I was actually fortunate enough to attend one for ages 3-5. Although I don't have many memories from then specifically, I do remember repeated bordem when I stopped going and was
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by Cheetah26 5y ago
I'd partially blame this one on the Steam app too. If it is able to receive the message and give you a notification, it should also let you see that message in-app without internet. Discord is the same way and it drives me mad, especia
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by Cheetah26 5y ago
Swype is absolutely fantastic when it works right. I also agree that it would greatly benefit from having a better algorithm behind it. Given how accurate search suggestion algorithms are becoming, I find it surprising that keyboard suggest
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Graduating in a Pandemic(shanemongan.com)
2 points by Cheetah26 6y ago|0 comments
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by Cheetah26 6y ago
I think that Sudoku could be categorized with those.