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by modo_ 14d ago
Here's a certified human written post from the one and only Yvon Chouinard about tumplines. Patagonia actually used to sell a tumpline compatible with some of their packs briefly in the 2010s! https://www.patagonia.com/
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by modo_ 28d ago
I've been a trackpad proponent for years, but with Steermouse I've been able to dial in my MX Master so perfectly that I find myself missing it when I travel. What really took it to the next level for me were adding chord mappings
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by modo_ 1mo ago
Your point on the harness is interesting. How do you distinguish characteristics of the model from characteristics of the harness? In the early days I feel it was more apparent. You would frequently see the model making failed tool calls et
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Rd-Signal-2: Frontier Classification at Production Scale(raindrop.ai)
1 points by modo_ 1mo ago|0 comments
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by modo_ 2mo ago
I was using Context back when it was still Brand.dev. I found it to be a great product- one of those rare APIs that immediately made a problem I had disappear. Had it in production within an hour of signing up Agents need clean/current
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by modo_ 3mo ago
Exactly right. Climbers care a lot about the ethics of an ascent. It’s interesting how much those ethics have changed over the history of the sport. One of the core ideas is that later climbers should respect or improve upon the style of th
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by modo_ 4mo ago
I like this - I think you're not too far off of what's popular these days though. I think similar functionality can be achieved by using the "hook" functionality in claude code / codex.
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by modo_ 1y ago
I've been using both on a Rust codebase and have found both work fairly well. Claude code is definitely more capable than Gemini. What difficulties have you had? The biggest pain point I've had is that both tools will try to guess
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by modo_ 2y ago
Congrats on the launch! This is really cool - one of the applications of LLM I find most compelling. I've seen so many back office processes that have hundreds of steps, are incredibly error prone, and traditionally couldn't be au
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by modo_ 2y ago
Only if you require text message based two factor. Password managers like 1Password allow you to store your OTP within them and share that + the password internally within your team
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Your next pair of Walmart pants could be 3D woven(wired.com)
1 points by modo_ 3y ago|0 comments
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by modo_ 3y ago
Nice work on this! I love that it has a lightweight backlog built in and that I can describe what my current task is. One small feedback- the motion design is waaay too much. You should consider dialing it back 2-3x.
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by modo_ 3y ago
Thanks! Came to this thread hoping for something like these. They look useful!
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by modo_ 3y ago
Their CTO did a demo of TimeGPT at their launch event last month [1]. It definitely appears to be a very easy tool to use. Love that it's zero shot! Regardless, need to see more benchmarks to better understand its true performance. If
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by modo_ 3y ago
This is really great. Congrats on shipping it! You might find https://www.lingq.com helpful as a source of inspiration. I think it's a fairly similar concept. LingQ's killer feature for me is that as you click on words
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by modo_ 3y ago
You might be interested in this https://www.59breaths.app/
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by modo_ 3y ago
There is a large graveyard of startups that have tried to crack open this market. It's a quite hard concept to execute on. Some companies have made headway in eyewear and shoes ( https://www.amazon.com/b?node=23595320011
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by modo_ 3y ago
He believes proof of humanity is vital in a world where AI can convincingly pass as human
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by modo_ 3y ago
Mate, trust me that San Franciscans are quick to pop their shoes off at the door haha
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by modo_ 3y ago
This looks cool! Is it possible to feed the output of one cell into the input of the next? That would really unlock the value of a tool like this for me.
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by modo_ 3y ago
I was just looking into this earlier. A lot of major packages have explicitly stated 3.11 readiness, but we're still only at 45% of the top 360 packages. That's not to say the remaining 55% are broken on 3.11, just tread with caut
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by modo_ 4y ago
Running over in Rodeo valley (Marin) there was a very noticeable (and unusual) inversion this morning around 7:30 am. It must have been 5-10 degrees colder on the valley floor compared to up higher -- after ~100ft of elevation gain up out o
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by modo_ 4y ago
wow small world- you have a poster up in your window with the URL, right? i think you live around the corner from me!
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by modo_ 5y ago
This is awesome. I've been abusing Zapier for years now as a middle layer to integrate with 3rd parties without having to implement their APIs. Zapier's UI is built for non-technical users, anad it makes a lot of advanced use case
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by modo_ 5y ago
hey, congrats on launching- the demo is impressive :) at unspun.io our customers create a body scan and we use that to make completely custom garments. have you all considered supporting a use case similar to ours: virtual try-on with a 3d
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by modo_ 6y ago
The state of the art [1] for body fat estimation using depth sensing is actually quite good (R2 value of 0.78). The hard part will be accurately extracting the anthropometric features from the front/side/back images that Halo capt
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by modo_ 6y ago
That's true. But the prices just keep going up -- they increased their prices across the board by 30% this year.
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by modo_ 6y ago
A good amount of his music has made its way onto Spotify if you want to give a listen! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3lBCGAjE3VEOqMa145BqMz
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by modo_ 6y ago
My team has been testing out a hybrid of the two-- we use a slackbot to gather our answers to the three questions before standup begins. Then we use the meeting time to discuss anything that might have come up as a result of the slack posts
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by modo_ 6y ago
Cool! I've noticed a similar way of counting that's still quite common today in China. They point with their thumb to each segment of their four fingers to count up to 12 on one hand. The other hand tracks the number of 12 counts,

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