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by mead5432 2mo ago
I have a similar setup with Claude on an Ubuntu VM. It handles scheduled things that might otherwise be in a routine. I haven’t set up dispatch yet. I wonder what a Mac gets me over this set up if I don’t need iMessage
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by mead5432 3mo ago
What about the glaring memory issues that is a pinned thread in your forum? It’s had one comment by a staff member over 5 or so months? I loved Orion and have been using as a daily driver almost since day 1 including paying for it but now
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by mead5432 8mo ago
Really interesting. Thanks for sharing. Boulder is surprisingly low. From my experience, it’s on the more expensive side for single family homes. I’m curious what’s driving the info in that dashboard.
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by mead5432 2y ago
Arxiv? More like ar-cave... amirite? Sorry; It doesn't contribute but I couldn't resist.
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by mead5432 2y ago
I interpret the OP point as addicted to the result of ads (free stuff), not necessarily the ads themselves. This shows up in a lot of threads about paid search engines and the number of people unwilling to pay $10/month when Google pro
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by mead5432 2y ago
This is something I've been wrestling with for a little bit. The challenge is that if everything is locked behind a data analyst then things only move as fast as the data analyst. If a business person needs some information now, not
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by mead5432 2y ago
Sorry - was looking at an older version of the page and didn’t realize there were already a bunch of the same comment. My bad. ——— Will they though? Maybe some toy ones but the distribution of other browsers are largely built on chromium
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by mead5432 2y ago
It’s a giant telecom company that already had some pretty big red flags around how they treat employees from my own network. The best part is that she already interviewed there a while back. She got a backend interview and didn’t pass (she
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by mead5432 2y ago
I love that idea. Record the messages and use that to fine tune your own language model to improve the chances of talking to a real person? If she does that and can’t get a job, the market is officially broken.
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by mead5432 2y ago
I generally agree that relying on a network and human referrals is the way to go but building an effective network is much harder than it used to be. Meetup groups and local conferences were a good source to make connections pre-pandemic b
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by mead5432 2y ago
My partner has been searching for an SDE job for 8 months and recently received an email requesting her to do a recruiter screen. She responded and got a call instantly where the “recruiter was a text-to-speech AI. Presumably the entire pr
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by mead5432 3y ago
Thoughtworks Technology Radar has Insomnia as a "Trial" in the issue that came out today because of Postman pushing for more things to live on their servers. While not quite the same, still feels like awkward timing. https:/
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by mead5432 3y ago
I have Paperless watching a network folder from my NAS. The scanner scans directly into that folder and Paperless picks it up and processes it within a couple seconds. Even if Paperless went down for a bit (which happened before I upgrade
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by mead5432 4y ago
Parsyl | Denver, CO / Remote (US) | Full-time Parsyl works with companies of any size to monitor and insure shipments of food, vaccines, and other essential goods worldwide. Our sensing devices bring better visibility into the global
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by mead5432 4y ago
Heh… https://nitter.it/hn2images/status/1569465609892544513#m
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by mead5432 4y ago
Parsyl | Mid-level Backend Engineer | Hybrid (Denver / Boulder) | Full Time | https://www.parsyl.com/ Parsyl is hiring a Backend Engineer to help improve essential supply chains including vaccines and medicines, perish
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by mead5432 5y ago
My wife was in a similar position. 2013 Mazda 3 base trim. She was going to sell it early 2020 because we didn't need the second car and KBB said ~$4k. We decided to actually get rid of it last weekend and KBB said $6500-$7500 for tr
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by mead5432 5y ago
Well, that's obviously a one star rating for the rider.
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by mead5432 6y ago
You aren’t kidding. A 13 question survey AND a 15 minute call to review the app before I can sign up? Plus, there are no available times to call in December. Yeesh.
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by mead5432 6y ago
Every line of code represents an opportunity for a defect. In the case of a landing page, that could crater your conversion rate. You reduce that risk by using more static HTML.
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by mead5432 6y ago
Oh yeah... they probably don't have one of those.
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by mead5432 6y ago
I wonder if they’ve got a new, IBM Model M keyboard in there...
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by mead5432 8y ago
I had one of the early models of the AmpliFi. It was generally pretty solid. We have a really old house with a lot of brick and plaster and it did well at filling the house with wifi when other routers came up short. We got gigabit inter
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by mead5432 8y ago
My wife and I own a catering business in Denver. In the short run, you could do some deliveries. It’s easy work in the short run and pays decent on an hourly wage for a couple hours a day so it wouldn’t keep you from interviews since I t’
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by mead5432 8y ago
Also, you could in theory, save the emails as files and attach them to the cards. I haven't done that but it could be a thing.
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by mead5432 8y ago
Trello has been amazing for this. I have different columns for the state of the application: - Unsubmitted/Interested - Submitted/In Process - Recruiter Contact - Phone Interview - In Person Interview - Offer - Lost: Denied - Lost
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by mead5432 9y ago
I'm not sure I'd want to be the one to test the MVP.
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by mead5432 9y ago
On the plus side, a notebook doesn't have connection to the internet...
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by mead5432 9y ago
Noticed that many of them actually have measurable impacts to them. Though, I will say that "copy" seems a bit strange to me in this context.
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Ask HN: What are your tips/tricks for getting spun up on a new project?
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