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by dandv 3y ago
I'm the developer of CfSh. AMA.
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by dandv 3y ago
Interesting use cases
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Generative Feedback Loops with LLMs for Vector Databases(weaviate.io)
3 points by dandv 3y ago|1 comments
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by dandv 7y ago
That's how Airbnb agents are trained. It's exactly the kind of phrase used in the famous "How I Got Banned for Life from AirBnB" post: > Additionally, we consider this matter closed and will no longer reply to any inq
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by dandv 7y ago
No. The Airbnb rep said EXACTLY that, as seen in the screenshot. Context: I'm the OP's roommate. See my detailed reply at https://www.reddit.com/r/digitalnomad/comments/d1i53n/its_10... . See al
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by dandv 7y ago
How much of a refund did they ask for, and how much did they get? Before that stay (I'm the OP's roommate), we stayed at another apartment that had 0.5Mbps Internet instead of the claimed 10Mbps, no hot water, no computer desks wh
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by dandv 7y ago
I won't delete it.
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by dandv 7y ago
Yep - https://www.reddit.com/r/digitalnomad/comments/d1i53n/its_10... .
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by dandv 7y ago
Because there was no "laptop-friendly workspace" in the bedrooms. The host claimed that in the listing, and the only thing that remotely qualified was the dining table in the kitchen. Context: I'm the OP's roommate. See
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by dandv 7y ago
Not having the ability to specify 'Partial A/C' is exactly my suggestion to Airbnb. The "reasonable solution" didn't work - we waited longer than what the host claimed it would take to make the place "cool
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by dandv 7y ago
Nobody complained of no A/C in the bathrooms. You've misread Airbnb's social media agent's misguided reply. I'm the OP's roommate and I've clarified things at https://www.reddit.com/r/
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by dandv 8y ago
Tabs being killed is most likely due to the low RAM on your Chromebook. I've been having 100+ open tabs for several weeks on my 8GB RAM Pixelbook, without problems.
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by dandv 8y ago
Yes, the top row of keys map to F1 - F10. You can activate them if you hold the Search key while pressing them, or you can have Chrome OS "Treat top-row keys as function keys" (Settings -> Keyboard). Pixelbooks: https:/&#
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by dandv 8y ago
Speaker here. The discount codes were intended for the attendees, are unique, and they can not be redeemed twice. That said, I'd keep an eye for any Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals.
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by dandv 8y ago
The remote debugging part does require developer mode. https://medium.com/@dandv/remote-debugging-web-apps-running-...
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by dandv 8y ago
$50 buys you a very beefy VPS, IMO overkill if you're just trying to learn Linux. Digital Ocean and Linode both have $5/mo VPSes with 1GB of RAM and 25GB of SSD storage. But yes, as the other commenter said, your experience migh
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by dandv 8y ago
Re. Atom, have you tried running it on Crostini? Or running VS Code?
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by dandv 8y ago
You can also add to home screen/install Progressive Web Apps from Android Firefox, and they'll appear in the Chrome OS launcher. Should've demo-ed that during the talk :)
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by dandv 9y ago
I don't know how excellent Google Photos is. https://productforums.google.com/d/msg/photos/9so7okdj1ZA/2k... When it comes to organization beyond shoving photos at it and hoping for the AI's be
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by dandv 9y ago
Maps has been improving at an amazing rate, and some people are quite excited about it: https://www.justinobeirne.com/google-maps-moat
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by dandv 9y ago
It was probably via [this Quora answer]( http://www.businessinsider.com/google-employees-worst-things... ). I don't think that's entirely accurate. There are efforts to reward Product Excellence, for example, which
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Babel is dead How to publish native ES modules to npmjs(medium.com)
1 points by dandv 9y ago|0 comments
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by dandv 10y ago
This post explains very well the #1 benefit of AMP caches (yes, there can be more than Google's, and Cloudflare has just released their own cache): pre-rendering: https://medium.com/@pbakaus/why-amp-caches-exist-cd
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by dandv 10y ago
It is, but for good reasons - https://medium.com/@pbakaus/why-amp-caches-exist-cd7938da245...
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by dandv 10y ago
Furthermore, all the traffic is clearly attributed to publisher, and <amp-analytics> lets you measure that. https://medium.com/@pbakaus/why-amp-caches-exist-cd7938da245...
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by dandv 10y ago
No, they weren't. Apache mod-pagespeed is and has been a completely different effort.
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by dandv 10y ago
Or Request Desktop Site from your browser. Or edit the URL to remove the beginning from "http" to "/amp/s". Or View Source and go to the link in "link rel='canonical'".
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by dandv 10y ago
I agree that having access to the original source is valuable. For that reason I went to Cloudflare's original post (as opposed to the Business Insider article you've linked to). Their original post ( https://blog.cloudf
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by dandv 10y ago
Seeing what the codebase is like for just a week may not be something many larger companies would be too happy with (think IP theft).
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by dandv 10y ago
[Google owns any IP you develop, even on your own time]( http://startups.stackexchange.com/questions/7822/working-leg... ), and you can't easily work on those interview-worthy side projects after you get hired.

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