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AI Homer Simpson 'Cover Songs' Have 'Poisoned' Soulseek(vice.com)
4 points by ides_dev 7mo ago|0 comments
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by ides_dev 8mo ago
It would be nice to see some sat-nav apps adding an 'Avoid Flock' option that uses the camera location data to route you around them. Although, I don't know how ubiquitous they are, so it may make routing through some big cit
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by ides_dev 8mo ago
Adam goes into depth on this in an episode of his podcast: https://adams-morning-walk.transistor.fm/episodes/we-had-six...
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by ides_dev 8mo ago
I didn't know about Imginn, so thanks!
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by ides_dev 9mo ago
Hundreds? Really? I can see making two or three before giving up, but to build hundreds..
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by ides_dev 10mo ago
The biggest difference that stood out to me was that the fuel compositions are almost exactly opposite; 85/15 ethanol/gasoline for Indy and 10/90 for F1. I was able to find plenty of articles saying that next year F1 will mov
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Not So Wonderful Things(stage-write.ghost.io)
1 points by ides_dev 10mo ago|0 comments
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The Burden of Responsibility(ides.dev)
4 points by ides_dev 1y ago|0 comments
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by ides_dev 1y ago
I thought the same thing. I also found it surprising that the number of people on a smoking break was quite a bit higher than either of those - I wonder how many transition from intimacy to smoke break :D
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by ides_dev 1y ago
It would be interesting if it could fluctuate depending on birth rates at different times of day in different countries. That way, it could at least have a bit of dynamism if, for example, India had the highest global birthrate and most bir
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by ides_dev 2y ago
Why even bother with one of those crusty old 3-letter agencies, when you can go straight to the top via your very own 4-letter (1 better!) agency: D.O.G.E.
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by ides_dev 2y ago
Also a sure-fire way to get some irate drivers banging on your front door, given that it would be easy to work out which house the photo was taken from.
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by ides_dev 2y ago
One very rich man is pushing hard to implement some.
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by ides_dev 2y ago
I’ve never read a press release by a US government agency before, so it may be the standard, but the language in it strikes me as petty and childish, especially the last piece; “sprinkler nozzles that just don’t work well”. “The people, not
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by ides_dev 2y ago
I feel bad for the guy. Every few years he reappears in the news making another attempt. Clearly it’s something that’s going to weigh on him for the rest of his life.
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by ides_dev 2y ago
I like how some of the particles get thrown out of the cluster on wider elliptical orbits, they look like comets.
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by ides_dev 2y ago
Absolutely agreed, it’s a really nice conversational tone. It is technical without being dry and entertaining without watering down the information. I strive to write like this.
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Combatting Credit Card Fraud(ides.dev)
2 points by ides_dev 2y ago|0 comments
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Blog Posts vs. Social Posts(blog.jim-nielsen.com)
1 points by ides_dev 2y ago|0 comments
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by ides_dev 2y ago
This is precisely why I use Bear [0] (although Bear does hide the link URLs) and just cannot get on with Notion. The worse thing about editing in Notion (and other editors where the syntax is hidden) is trying to adjust `mono-space text`. I
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by ides_dev 2y ago
When I was young we lived in a cul-de-sac and after schools, and during the school holidays, children were a permanent fixture out in the street, kicking a ball around or riding their bicycles. There were no closures to cars and the drivers
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by ides_dev 2y ago
I enjoyed reading Life Time by Russell Foster [1]. Professor Foster is the Head of Oxford’s Nuffield Laboratory of Ophthalmology and the founder and Director of the Sleep and Circadian Research Institute. In it he covers lots of aspects of
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by ides_dev 2y ago
Given the tone of this and other articles on the site I'd be inclined to suggest that _this was a joke_.
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Helping the Conference Hallway Track(ides.dev)
2 points by ides_dev 2y ago|0 comments