icey

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AI, your way: introducing the Poolside Platform(poolside.ai)
1 points by icey 4mo ago|0 comments
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by icey 1y ago
I will buy one of these because I want a phone that doesn't create such a huge bulge in my pants pocket
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by icey 1y ago
The company I work at ( https://getunblocked.com ) is built to give tools like Claude Code and Cursor context based on all your docs, issues, code, and chat threads from Slack and soon Teams. Happy to give you a demo sometime if y
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by icey 1y ago
They might have a lot more cash than you'd expect: https://www.grammarly.com/blog/company/grammarly-announces-g...
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by icey 2y ago
Cutting a rabbet? Probably should have used a sacrificial fence, but it's easy to see how this could happen.
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by icey 2y ago
Looks amazing! (Also, I've known Dexter since before Human Layer and he's a force of nature. If you think this is interesting now, you're going to be amazed at where it goes)
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The First AI Street Hawker(edwardbenson.com)
2 points by icey 2y ago|0 comments
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Expanding Tecton to Activate Data for GenAI(tecton.ai)
15 points by icey 2y ago|1 comments
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by icey 2y ago
Great idea. I used to work at Instabase, which you probably compete with. The better you are at dealing with dodgy PDFs and document scans, the more valuable this will be to big banks, shipping companies, etc.
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by icey 2y ago
They've been in Phoenix for the past two years (generally available for the past year). They're so commonplace now, I don't think anyone really notices them.
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by icey 2y ago
A few possible reasons: Cheap & reliable electricity ( https://www.axios.com/local/phoenix/2024/04/26/arizona-power... ), low seismic activity ( https://www.spglobal.com/mobility&#x
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by icey 2y ago
Isn’t this effectively OCaml? Minus the Fortran part but it doesn’t need any other runtime.
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by icey 3y ago
I'd use it a lot more if it had a web client.
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by icey 3y ago
I drive a couple of times a month... It's not the most walkable city but the downtown area is fairly walkable
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by icey 3y ago
I haven't taken one since they announced the change (I'm in a part of Phoenix that's pretty walkable), but I think it will be 3 in the rear bench and one in the passenger seat. They've been pretty clear that they don&#x2
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by icey 3y ago
Here's one concrete example -- these cars almost never take left hand turns. They'll route multiple right hand turns to get somewhere, which makes it feel much less risky when pulling onto a busy street from a neighborhood, for ex
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by icey 3y ago
Same here (downtown Phoenix area) -- the driverless Waymos have been awesome. Occasionally they get confused but it seems pretty rare. They're better than a lot of the other drivers on the road out here. I'm mostly excited that th
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by icey 3y ago
As an employer, the flipside of this is that there needs to be some value in having someone there that you know is leaving. If someone has been halfway checked out because they've been interviewing elsewhere, it might not be worth keep
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by icey 4y ago
The same thing happened to me, but I was fortunate enough to catch it in time for them to restore it. Very disappointing because I was paying Heroku over $100/month for various things and didn’t realize an actively used project was on
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by icey 4y ago
This looks slick! You can generate images and audio with this?!? Seems a lot faster than doing it myself
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by icey 4y ago
This is off-label use for sure, but we support Ink in Abbot. If you want to play around with it in Slack, sign up for a free trial at https://ab.bot then visit https://app.ab.bot/settings/organization/a
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by icey 4y ago
There have been people living where Phoenix sits today for at least 1,500 years. The canals in Phoenix were originally dug by the Hohokam 1,400+ years ago. Dutch settlers used what remained to design the canal system that's used today.
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by icey 4y ago
There are a lot: https://www.chipsetc.com/semiconductor-companies-in-arizona....
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by icey 4y ago
For at least part of this, ASML has had a large facility in the Phoenix metro (Tempe) for quite a few years. Assuming that's one of the Dutch companies you're referring to. TSMC is going to benefit from the microchip industry that
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by icey 4y ago
Abbot CEO here! Appreciate the kind words, we hope you enjoyed your trial before starting Unthread :) It's true that we use a bot user in channels - we do this to help synchronize conversations that happen in Slack with other systems.
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That Shouldn't Happen – UnreachableException in .NET 7(ab.bot)
84 points by icey 4y ago|58 comments
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by icey 4y ago
Super frustrating bug. We provide support via Slack and it's driving me crazy not knowing if a customer has asked a question or if it's the bug. We're luckier than most since we build a product that keeps track of unanswered
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by icey 4y ago
At the least this gives them some poor counterargument if someone says they were able to track their lost bag with an Airtag. "What do you mean, you have an Airtag in your bag? We don't have any guarantees for baggage containing b
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by icey 4y ago
This is equal parts hilarious and great. I got an especially good laugh out of: > “Enias, you work at an NLP startup. Just have the computer tell you what this guy thinks”. Pretty sure that's how we end up with Skynet /s Do you
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by icey 4y ago
Maybe fly.io? They have a pretty generous free tier.

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