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by foopod 10d ago
Oh yeah, not suggesting they try to handle everywhere on Earth. But it would be nice if supported countries/regions was listed somewhere.
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by foopod 10d ago
Americentrism? Code compliant where? I tried my place in New Zealand, but the address isn't recognized. I couldn't find anywhere on the site what countries/regions are accepted.
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by foopod 2mo ago
From my understanding this is the next iteration of OpenX4 E-Paper Community SDK - an sdk made by some of the core contributors of CrossPoint that abstracts the hardware of eink devices. Huge props to the devs, that haven't just embra
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by foopod 2mo ago
I like the idea a lot, any effort to spend more time with loved ones and off the phone is a noble pursuit. I think one thing that could add to this and help to habitualize it - would be ongoing statistics. Something like.. - 3.8 days dedica
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by foopod 5mo ago
It really bothers me that people refer to open weight models as being open source. They fundamentally aren't and are more akin to freeware than anything else.
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by foopod 6mo ago
Not in Chrome or iOS probably. But Firefox for Android supports extensions.
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by foopod 6mo ago
As a (unfortunately) wordpress dev this seems to solve my single biggest painpoint with WP. Which isn't plugin security, but the overall plugin architecture. WP treats plugins as content, literally in the same top level `wp-content` di
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by foopod 8mo ago
This explains all the crypto shilling.
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by foopod 1y ago
Your point of view assumes the best of people, which is naive. It may not force you to skip understanding, however it makes it much easier to than ever before. People tend to take the path of least resistance, maybe not everyone, maybe not
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by foopod 1y ago
IMO not significantly. Prior to AI the bulk were tutorial based to-do apps or simple crud things anyway, its still easy to tell the difference between those and something more complex (where AI is less useful - or at least requires more ski
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by foopod 1y ago
I was curious, so I checked, it is raw html. And yes it is beautiful. https://github.com/juecd/juecd.github.io
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by foopod 1y ago
I did provide a warning of my nonsense. As you say though 10-30kb per image, in a 350+ page text book is already likely 7mb+ (assuming 1+ images pp). And that is absolute best case if the original images and optimization are working togethe
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by foopod 1y ago
Talking out of my ass, but since epubs often target mobile devices (kindle, kobo, etc - with limited storage) - publishers probably find that their books do better if they tend to be smaller in size. And images take up far more diskspace th
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by foopod 1y ago
I see two possibilities (not mutually exclusive) 1. Art is art because it draws meaning from human existence - AI can't and can never exhibit this. Furthermore, pumping out thousands of "creations" a minute will never compare
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by foopod 3y ago
Location: Hamilton, New Zealand (NZ) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Javascript/Typescript, React, Express, Postgres, MongoDB, Python Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d&#x
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by foopod 4y ago
What problem are you trying to solve here? Code being open doesn't mean anything unless you can verify the code running on a machine at the time of voting (adding another layer of complexity). It's not just voting software though,
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by foopod 4y ago
I use gists for this task ( https://gist.github.com/ ) It would be nice to have something like what you describe that can authenticate via email though for more confidential things.
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by foopod 4y ago
Without knowing more the cheapest is free (at the cost of some time). Find a static site generator + template + host on netlify/github pages (use their subdomain, or fork our a few dollars for your own).
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by foopod 5y ago
S3 and blockchain have very different use cases right? Blockchain being for small quantities of data made immutable, used in a p2p manner with as many copies as there are peers. S3 generally being purpose built for short term (relative to b
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by foopod 5y ago
Most methods are poor. PRs and commits can easily be gamed and generally the best developers are the ones with succinct small changes that deliver high value. Two ways I have found to measure a developer's productivity are... 1. Based
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by foopod 5y ago
Wow, I have used Netlify for years, but never knew about this feature. Thanks! This is handy
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by foopod 5y ago
Voxels/SpriteStacking/3dModelling is more of the how, they can all produce great looking 2d renderings. I imagine the difference is more based around how the creator wants to create. If you are a 2d artist then jumping into 3d mod
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by foopod 5y ago
Probably right on the edge of what you would define as technology.... Music! I am 30 and have spent my whole life not learning any music or instruments because it is 'too hard'. But now I am getting into music theory and wow it is
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by foopod 5y ago
Agreed, I really like the paint examples to explain diffie hellman. https://www.comparitech.com/blog/information-security/diffie...
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by foopod 6y ago
I have been playing a lot of Mindustry lately, not just free, the game is open source too. "Mindustry is a hybrid tower-defense sandbox factory game. Create elaborate supply chains of conveyor belts to feed ammo into your turrets, prod
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by foopod 6y ago
It is made by the guys at netlify.com and works really well if you are hosted with them. I believe you can set it up to work with just about any host though as it just hooks up to a git repo and lets you make changes via a UI that you host
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by foopod 6y ago
Maybe they fixed it, the github social link works fine. Repo is here... https://github.com/sgolovine/sunnygolovine.com Deploying of lambda functions from the repo through netlify is pretty neat have a look in the func
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by foopod 6y ago
I played around with it a bit a few years ago, not affiliated. Ink is a markup language rather than an engine, so it plays nice with version control and managing huge stories. It also lets you handle variables and do some pretty complex log
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by foopod 6y ago
I try to pair program with others any chance I get. It depends on the person, but usually I feel like we are being more productive than two individuals. Problems are solved faster, decisions are easier and we are also knowledge sharing and
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by foopod 6y ago
I love examples like this, I hope you don't mind me tagging on my own. Our team was doing in home interviews for a TV product. One of the customers subscribed to an expensive sports service and yet barely ever watched it. When we probe

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