iamphilrae

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by iamphilrae 3mo ago
I know it’s not ideal, but why not give the main competitor a go? I have great experience of using OpenAI Codex, and frequently switch between it and Claude on a whim, often playing them off against each other to review one another’s PRs.
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by iamphilrae 3mo ago
If you had a 3dfx card it would run silky smooth on a Pentium-120 (what I had at the time)! Quake 2 ran pretty well too if I recall.
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Crucial is shutting down because Micron wants to sell its RAM to AI companies(theverge.com)
9 points by iamphilrae 10mo ago|1 comments
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by iamphilrae 11mo ago
And so the enshittification begins. Such a shame to lose another set of solid, non-subscription-based desktop apps.
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Trump to Rebrand Pentagon as Department of War(bbc.co.uk)
4 points by iamphilrae 1y ago|2 comments
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Amouage makes blockchain debut as Aura's first beauty brand(beautynewsdaily.com)
1 points by iamphilrae 1y ago|0 comments
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Haut.ai Launches the SPF Truth Booth(beautynewsdaily.com)
1 points by iamphilrae 1y ago|0 comments
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Work begins to create artificial human DNA from scratch(bbc.co.uk)
6 points by iamphilrae 1y ago|0 comments
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Sun-Screener, decode ingredients in SPF(beautynewsdaily.com)
16 points by iamphilrae 1y ago|1 comments
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Haut.ai introduces skincare recommendation system(beautynewsdaily.com)
1 points by iamphilrae 1y ago|0 comments
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First AI-Powered Fragrance House Launches(beautynewsdaily.com)
1 points by iamphilrae 2y ago|0 comments
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by iamphilrae 2y ago
As the article says... > That means you can power the Mini dish for two to three hours from something like an Anker Prime 27,650mAh (99.54Wh) power bank, or a little over an hour with smaller 10,000mAh (40Wh) portable batteries you proba
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Starlink Mini brings space internet to backpackers(theverge.com)
54 points by iamphilrae 2y ago|70 comments
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by iamphilrae 2y ago
There’s a pretty entertaining movie about this from 2023 https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14308636/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk
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by iamphilrae 2y ago
Who’s to say there wouldn’t be more flights per day if the airlines didn’t need to compete with 33 bullet trains per day?
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by iamphilrae 3y ago
https://maplibre.org/ is a free fork of Mapbox v1.x before they brought in their licensing model.
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by iamphilrae 3y ago
I 100% agree. You mention some pretty scary KG numbers there though (but we’ll done)! I just wanted to mention to readers that even squatting a ‘measly’ 50KG or deadlifting 30KG can immensely help with back pain and the physical challenges
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by iamphilrae 3y ago
Beauty of that though is that you can CMD+click on each one and open all 50 into separate tabs, then work on each one whilst the others load in the background. Want to cross-reference? Easy, just shift a tab to a new window. All likely not
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by iamphilrae 3y ago
Perhaps they’re intending on a means to say whether your content can be used within an AI training model or not.
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by iamphilrae 3y ago
100% truthfully, I wrote it all myself, but tweaked the opening paragraph with ChatGPT to improve my grammar slightly. It’s a great tool, and one that should not be dismissed, just like spell checkers and the grammar checkers of old in the
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by iamphilrae 3y ago
All I was really getting at was that it sapped the love (and money) out of the job, like the OP was suggesting for them and Midjourney. Once your art/talent has become something that either the common person or a machine can do, your o
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by iamphilrae 3y ago
The rise of website builders like Wix, Squarespace, and Shopify has drastically changed the web design and development industry. As a co-founder and lead developer of a small design/development team, I loved my job and was passionate a
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by iamphilrae 4y ago
Tidal locking is common. The moon being visually the same size as the sun is not.
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by iamphilrae 4y ago
That’s actually fairly common. The really unsettling question is “why is the moon exactly the same size in the sky as the sun?”. A little bit smaller and we wouldn’t see full solar eclipses, a little bit bigger and we wouldn’t see the suns
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by iamphilrae 4y ago
Don’t Make Me Think by Steve Krug is an absolute must book for any UX beginner. Easily digestible and lasts through the ages as an example of good rules to follow.
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by iamphilrae 4y ago
I very much agree. Ironically the only relevant 3rd option who truly felt like they were trying to innovate was Microsoft+Nokia (the real Nokia) with Windows Phone. But failures to market and encourage adoption, and perhaps staining it with
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by iamphilrae 4y ago
Changing router means you have to re-block. Plus nothing better (more reassuring) than an actual air-gap from the internet.
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by iamphilrae 4y ago
We have those in London too under the name InLink and are run by BT (the main telephone company here). BT used to offer free calls on them, but they had to stop because it was mostly being used by purchasers of drugs as an anonymous means
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by iamphilrae 5y ago
The company I work for have built a form of indoor positioning system using the Earth’s magnetic field. We are currently deploying it to Frankfurt Airport to aid connecting passengers in travelling from gate to gate for certain airlines.
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by iamphilrae 5y ago
“Solution Architect” is normally the role that lies between Product Owners and the Dev team. It’s somewhat technical, especially if you don’t have a Technical Architect counterpart.

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