mikeyla85

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by mikeyla85 2mo ago
A while ago I built a harness to control After Effects and Cinema 4D with Claude, and Fable has been able to improve it until it works really well. We used it to solve a very peculiar challenge: a video game level that needs to convey narra
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by mikeyla85 5mo ago
If you want to hear me talking three years ago about most of these same things, before AI could write well: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2KFFxugfB2wXQB3VKYhBLp
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by mikeyla85 5mo ago
I wrote the post and have been working in and researching in the space for a decade and truly did spend a decade making a movie about this because I think it's an existential threat to humanity, but sure. BLIT was awesome. Reread it re
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by mikeyla85 5mo ago
Well, I thought it was cute. I don't really use a ChatGPT subscription so I have Claude Code create a few versions of an image in different styles. I mentioned it especially because evolving from prompting an image to automated prompti
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There are zero-day exploits for your mind(mikemorgenstern.substack.com)
21 points by mikeyla85 5mo ago|7 comments
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by mikeyla85 1y ago
Be careful with messing under the hood on this one. I’ve used this feature in the finder for years, but recently used fclones to replace all my duplicate files with clones on my Mac, and completely messed up my free space. Months later, som
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Ask HN: Is there a better alternative to Google Maps Timeline?
4 points by mikeyla85 1y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Why do some companies use such long tracking links?
7 points by mikeyla85 2y ago|3 comments
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by mikeyla85 3y ago
Nooooo the 90s are truly back
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What Is Trust? According to Kundera, Hooks, Nietzsche, and Eisenstein (ChatGPT)(everythingiseverything.com)
1 points by mikeyla85 3y ago|1 comments
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by mikeyla85 3y ago
What is trust? What outward manifestations signify or prove it? What is the difference between trust in ourselves that lets us take risks, and trust in others that can send us into the same unfamiliar territory? It was a fascinating way to
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by mikeyla85 4y ago
Checkboxes are just as usable as toggles on touchscreen. It doesn't have to do with the tech, it's just that toggles are newer.
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by mikeyla85 4y ago
My 13 Pro is so good, and it sounds like there are still issues with 48 megapixel photos (a lag in processing the files, compatibility.) I'll wait till the next model.
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by mikeyla85 5y ago
How can I buy please
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by mikeyla85 5y ago
Facebook could stop trying to grow as quickly as possible. They are clearly trying, and they are clearly failing. That doesn't exonerate them, it highlights a problem that must be solved for global safety.
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by mikeyla85 5y ago
Hard disagree. Facebook does not need to optimize profit and growth in every product decision. They make choices about what to amplify, knowing the consequences of those choices.
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by mikeyla85 5y ago
I remember the 90s
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by mikeyla85 5y ago
In this context, security by obscurity is literally what protects private keys.
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by mikeyla85 5y ago
You...don't believe in new coins, innovation on features, or marketplace competition?
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by mikeyla85 5y ago
Lightning doesn't have privacy and Signal needs privacy.
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by mikeyla85 6y ago
There's an entire discipline of UX best practices. Some of it is subjective but some of it more generally agreed upon. I don't think you'd find many UX designers who say AWS follows these, and it's up for debate the degr
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by mikeyla85 6y ago
The notice is poorly worded and tells you that the dialog box will not do what its name suggests.
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by mikeyla85 6y ago
Are you suggesting we pay for a $30/mo support plan for AWS when we planned to spend $40/mo total on the service?
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by mikeyla85 6y ago
This. If it doesn't operate like Dropbox under the hood, don't make it look like Dropbox in your interface. If an action creates a copy of objects, call it "Copy Objects" or whatever. I think that presenting an S3 bucket
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by mikeyla85 6y ago
We're a film company with contractors, and I was raising money as we went. I also said that under slightly different circumstances (some last-minute investment) we could have been bankrupted by this. Sorry you didn't like the tone
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by mikeyla85 6y ago
I'm far from the only person who - has needs that can be met by cloud providers at costs I can afford - can't afford to pay a sysadmin - has enough technical skills to hack my way through it But this is also like saying "You
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by mikeyla85 6y ago
Thanks for the information! Re your first note -- because I assumed that this operation was being treated similarly to a move (which is a copy and delete in S3), I assumed that I would be dinged for the cost of copying (minimal when on the
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by mikeyla85 6y ago
Thanks for the information! This is helpful. Given that I was pretty knowledgeable about most aspects of backing my data up to S3, it would have been pretty hard to predict where the possibility for error would have been. I can't ima
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by mikeyla85 6y ago
Out of curiosity, what would market rate for a sysadmin run to order a snowball and sync 24TB of data to it, ensuring that it ends up properly in Deep Glacier?
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by mikeyla85 6y ago
I "ended up in the AWS console" because S3 was a cheap way to store data so I decided to use their product. I've been a casual web developer, hacked together complex Javascript webapps, built Chrome extensions know my way aro

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