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by binarymax 2y ago
"all we can do is sit here and keep waiting" You talk to your lawyer and send them something very strongly worded, and if they still don't pay you take them to court.
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by binarymax 2y ago
Makes sense, thanks for sharing. My folks were artists and it brings me joy to see you making some money from your art.
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by binarymax 2y ago
DDG privacy browser and Brave browser are both trying to make this work. Personally I use FF with lots of blockers and settings on my laptop/desktop, and DDG browser on my mobile.
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by binarymax 2y ago
Have you considered selling at a bulk discount to local merchants? They have the physical presence and would remove the hassle/danger of people coming to your house. Keep your digital presence and just point people to the local shops
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by binarymax 2y ago
Hilarious. To get a pittance we need to open ourselves to yet another vector for a leak.
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Ask HN: Equifax Breach Settlement – Prorata Payouts
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by binarymax 2y ago
I more or less expect this to be how things are on the internet these days. Very little authenticity, all just a scam for clicks and ad revenue. I don’t even bother with content marketing anymore because there’s no point. It’s just a sad
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by binarymax 2y ago
Interesting and good to know - the way I've handled similar kinds of things before (for SQL), is if you have a list of predicates or entity types you need to pick from you can populate an enum in a JSON schema. If the list is way too
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by binarymax 2y ago
Think of it like this: don't ask it to construct the query, ask it for the parts of the query, in a predefined format. Then populate one of many pre-defined templates with the values. For example, you might have ten types of queries.
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by binarymax 2y ago
Not for SPARQL, no. But I have done it for other query DSLs like SQL and Opensearch.
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by binarymax 2y ago
C is too abstract, I was hand coding binary all day.
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by binarymax 2y ago
If you can express the DSL SPARQL query as a transformation to JSON Schema, you can have GPT give you the JSON predictably in strict mode, and then reverse the transformation.
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by binarymax 2y ago
Agreed. They are making two declarative statements: “all my hats”, and “are green” If they always lie, then statement one is false - they lied about having hats.
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by binarymax 2y ago
It seems to be back up for me.
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by binarymax 2y ago
I've switched to hand coding all my dependencies from scratch for today.
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by binarymax 2y ago
404s for me on npm i, FF, Chrome. Maybe you have it cached?
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by binarymax 2y ago
OK, it's not just me! I thought I was going batty. Maybe I shouldn't be working on Sunday.
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by binarymax 2y ago
That is very much an edge case and won't have any bearing on the countless small LLCs that incorporate in Delaware. If you have the problem you mentioned, you're on a whole different level than the OP.
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by binarymax 2y ago
I’ve got a good hack for the dopamine: PowerPoint and excel. Go to town on making kick ass presentations and reports. “Ship” those to the org during meetings and all hands. It’s not the same as code for customers, but it helps. Also, if
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by binarymax 2y ago
Same with Western NY - proximity to Cornell’s apple research and lots of orchards is really great. If you’re an apple fanatic WA and WNY are the places to be.
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by binarymax 2y ago
That’s very fair. I wish they had put that in the email!
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by binarymax 2y ago
It’s absurd that Microsoft 365 uses Twitter as its official support announcement platform. Official announcements about the outage the last couple days we’re posted there. Twitter is a hostile platform that requires an account to view. Why
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by binarymax 2y ago
This is beautiful, and the thing that most surprised me is that it didn't fire up my fan and roast my machine. I'm used to browser visuals like these just grinding away - but this was very smooth and performant. Thanks for shari
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by binarymax 2y ago
Your overall condescending attitude in this thread is really disgusting.
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by binarymax 2y ago
Doesn’t look like failure to me - looks like a fun project that disproved your distillation hypothesis! Great write up and thanks for sharing.
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by binarymax 2y ago
1-2 flips should just invalidate the toss. Anyone in a real scenario upon seeing this would call shenanigans. We need some minimum flippage for the toss to count.
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by binarymax 2y ago
The irony of a bunch of magicians being angry at deception was lost on them it seems.
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by binarymax 2y ago
I always try to remember to put the node version in my package.json - but I do agree that the dependency chain on node-gyp has been a blight on node packages for awhile. Really wonder how that wart became such a critical tool used by so ma
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by binarymax 2y ago
s/email marketing/spam/ Going to get downvoted for this - but I don’t know how spam is just considered OK and normal. We’re all bombarded with garbage every day. Managing my inbox is more annoying than ever. Just stop it a
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by binarymax 2y ago
I really can’t imagine a better steward. Truly amazing. I doubt there’s any way to undo all the damage that has been done, but at least we’ll get some cathartic laughs out of it all.

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