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by conorh 15d ago
Who knows about a career, but my kid was super into scratch and has now moved on to godot. I think the learning curve was excellent and helped by a few things: the built in community, the see inside button and the ability to work on project
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by conorh 4mo ago
I think you have your pricing wrong there, Gemini 3.5 flash is $1.50 input and $9 output.
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by conorh 6mo ago
Great article, never realized just how adhoc the source map 'standard' was!
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by conorh 9mo ago
Traveling around India I ate some food at a train station before boarding an overnight train and became extremely sick. I arrived early into Bikaner and as I started wandering around I became more and more delirious, to the point that I don
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by conorh 10mo ago
It is truly amazing how far Proton/Steam OS has come along. I recently installed it on some old AMD hardware I had lying around, hooked it up to my TV and everything just works - zero problems. I look forward to checking out this Steam
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by conorh 11mo ago
I installed steam os this week on some old hardware I had lying around (all AMD) everything runs perfectly, zero fiddling around. All my games run fine - admittedly I'm not playing any of the latest and greatest aaa titles but baldurs
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by conorh 11mo ago
I really appreciate the grinding puns in this comment.
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by conorh 11mo ago
My kid plays a lot of tennis, since the age of about six or so. He enjoys it, does group practices twice a week, one private lesson and then a tournament every so often. He is age 12, but we see the commitment it takes to get to the next le
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by conorh 1y ago
It is a very interesting article, but I'm a little horrified at the amount of effort going into military projects to kill more efficiently.
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by conorh 2y ago
From my understanding she feels that the mechanisms for these endocrine disrupters are there, that they act similarly to BPA, which is better understood, and that over time as research is done we will find more ways that they interact. The
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by conorh 2y ago
My wife is a doctor dealing with (part of) the endocrine system and for years she has had us avoiding heating anything up in a plastic container and avoiding food/liquids+plastic where we can. She believes that these endocrine disrupto
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by conorh 2y ago
Some insurers yes (and even then it takes several tries), but at least one has said outright no.
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by conorh 2y ago
My wife's practice is directly affected by this, the fees insurers charge her to receive money from them are crazy. Some insurers will only pay her in a debit style card that they then charge her an extra percentage fee for receiving
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by conorh 2y ago
I suppose this is an opinion article and click bait at that, but what a piece of useless fluff - someone with a strong personal belief (religious based as they are Catholic) that refuses to acknowledge any possible benefit.
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by conorh 2y ago
SEEKING WORK: Remote - Phoenix, AZ / Maine / San Francisco Three person design and development freelance team working together for 12 years (individually with 20+ years experience). We have extensive experience building applicatio
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by conorh 2y ago
We are working on a project for a client which functions as an analysis tool for stocks using LLMs. Ingesting 10ks, presentations, news, etc. and doing comparative analysis and other reports. It works great, but one of the things we have le
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by conorh 2y ago
This article was written by my wife a while back. It is part of a series she wrote to help people think about Vitamin D. She's actually doing a facebook live presentation (and taking questions) on Vitamin D next month if anyone is inte
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by conorh 3y ago
This is currently under consideration for the next school year, very likely they move.
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by conorh 3y ago
My kids attend a school that gives a very large amount of homework, constantly tests and expects large amounts of memorization - the school is well known for this Asian type model. They are currently in middle school and the amount of time
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by conorh 3y ago
SEEKING WORK: Remote - Phoenix, AZ / Maine / San Francisco Three person design and development freelance team working together for 12 years (individually with 20+ years experience). We have extensive experience building applicatio
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by conorh 3y ago
We just changed a project we've been working on to try out the new gpt-4-turbo model and it is MUCH faster. I don't know if this is a factor of the number of people using it or not, but streaming a response for the prompts we are
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by conorh 3y ago
SEEKING WORK: Remote - Phoenix, AZ / Maine / San Francisco Three person design and development freelance team working together for 12 years (individually with 20+ years experience). We have extensive experience building applicatio
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by conorh 3y ago
The official announcement here: https://rubyonrails.org/2023/10/5/Rails-7-1-0-has-been-relea... has a few more high level details. Looking forward to using some of these new changes (some of the new async que
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by conorh 3y ago
Is there a cheap(ish) solar regulator like the one he is using that does have the ability to output data somewhere for logging purposes?
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by conorh 3y ago
I'm from Phoenix, everyone just carries a refillable water bottle here, I never leave home without it :)
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by conorh 3y ago
I don't think that is entirely correct (and mostly semantics). Vitamin D has multiple forms [1] Vitamin D from the diet, or from skin synthesis, is biologically inactive. It is activated by two protein enzyme hydroxylation steps, the
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by conorh 3y ago
The book is updated with a section that follows up 40 years later. I think it is worth getting the book for that part as it talks more about the lasting effects and even the societal stigma that the survivors went through.
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by conorh 3y ago
There is a book named Hiroshima by John Hersey about the aftermath of the bomb dropping on Hiroshima. It is interviews with survivors and tells the story in detail through their eyes in story form; the immediate effect, the days after and t
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by conorh 3y ago
I've gone over to Chandler to check them out - was also really impressed, very smooth ride! I'm on the wrong side of I-10 unfortunately for getting regular rides from my house :/
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by conorh 3y ago
I just took my 9 year old to MADE while visiting SF and we had a great time. He loved trying out the older systems and we spent at least 5 hours there!

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