dstainer

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by dstainer 7mo ago
One flow I started to experiment with was using Google's stitch to get some initial designs put together, from there would feed that into Codex/Claude Code for analysis and updates and refine the design to get it to what I wanted.
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by dstainer 8mo ago
Agreed, I think the simple answer is the tax rate is one thing for a primary residence and another for non-primary residences regardless of who owns it. For example in CA, Prop 13 stays in place for your primary residence, but properties ar
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by dstainer 2y ago
One of the areas where I've struggled to get effective use out of the LLM's is with UI/UX. That isn't my primary area of expertise (backend) so it definitively could be operator error here, but I use tools like v0.dev an
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by dstainer 3y ago
In my opinion the story here is that AWS allowed them to quickly build and prove out a business idea. This in turn afforded them the luxury to make this kind of switch. Cloud did it's job.
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by dstainer 3y ago
Questions: - Can you do analysis of video captured from Trace cameras? - Any roadmap for exporting the data for both team and player?
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by dstainer 3y ago
In my opinion, which doesn't mean much, we're in a very weird spot where it's like 50/50 on usefulness and uselessness. There are certainly approaches where GenAI can be incredibly helpful, I've seen it in action in
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by dstainer 3y ago
Was hoping someone would drop a HermitCraft reference!
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by dstainer 3y ago
Slightly off topic, however, the post references the Carlsbad desalination facility. If you find yourself in San Diego and like oysters, I would highly recommend you checkout the Carlsbad Aquafarm. Take the tour and pick up some oysters. Wh
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by dstainer 4y ago
Looks like Wrexham's transfer budget for next season just went up :)
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by dstainer 4y ago
Does this mean Goonies is now based on true events?
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by dstainer 4y ago
Let me preface this by saying I'm so far out of my lane on this, however I have some thoughts on the paper. - One thing that I've picked up from a number of sources that isn't mentioned in the article, is that millennials ent
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by dstainer 4y ago
Life, finds a way…
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by dstainer 5y ago
I asked my CPA last year what could I do and his suggestion was what you mentioned start a business that racks up losses. The catch is I believe that you have to show that you are making money within 5-yrs. But I'm not an accountant, s
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by dstainer 5y ago
I think there are a number of reasons why you would. - Built on top of the JVM - Large number of 3rd libraries, i.e. Jackson, Jetty, Spring Boot, Hibernate, etc. - Mature, can find support in numerous areas - Dependency management, I'm
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by dstainer 5y ago
Hypercard, now that is a name I've not heard in a long time
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by dstainer 7y ago
You never know, they’re app might get the Google Reader app treatment
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by dstainer 8y ago
I agree with you. Self driving cars will become the norm the minute it's cheaper to insure the automated car instead of the human being
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by dstainer 8y ago
Not often a fat finger mistake blows something up
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by dstainer 8y ago
I'm curious for those that do consulting development work how many actually have the types of insurances discussed in the article? Is there a threshold of revenue before considering insurance or should you have it regardless? If you ha
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by dstainer 10y ago
Same argument can be made about buying in the bay area. If you can't afford it, move. My argument is just as unreasonable to make as telling someone to leave their home.
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by dstainer 10y ago
You can do (or I guess proposed to do) what Vancouver did, tax vacant properties. Foreign buyers would purchase homes and then let them sit, reducing inventory and raising prices. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/brit
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by dstainer 10y ago
How would you explain 2006-2008? There weren't many places that were exempt from appreciating abruptly during that time. Housing prices across all of California were insane.
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by dstainer 10y ago
There are a bunch of things that bother me with regards to the discussion against Prop 13. - There are older folks that have owned their homes for over 30+ yrs that are on fixed income that wouldn't be able to absorb increased taxes. M
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by dstainer 10y ago
Reminds me a lot of BPEL back in the day. Great now I'm having flashbacks
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by dstainer 10y ago
One area to keep an eye on with this is the Fulfillment By Amazon (FBA) program. If they do indeed take on UPS/FedEx, the FBA program will now be able to store, sell, fulfill and deliver your product without leaving Amazon.
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by dstainer 10y ago
I'm in a similar situation as the op. I personally enjoy that phase of a company's lifecycle. So long as there is runway (1-2 yrs). I love that edge of the seat do whatever it takes to try and make it work feeling. I think in my c
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by dstainer 10y ago
May be naive but wouldn't the emergence of automated vehicles push cities to change their design to eliminate the normal case where pedestrians and vehicles share any road at all? It wouldn't happen overnight, but I would think th
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by dstainer 14y ago
Can you put this in the invite for May's meetup?
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by dstainer 15y ago
I'm sure like a lot of other things it's open to a countries laws and interpretation. According Corynne McSherry, EFF's Intellectual Property Director, "It's a fundamental principle of copyright law that facts are not copyrightable" State s
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by dstainer 15y ago
For domain search, I personally like https://domize.com/ .

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