nakedgremlin

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by nakedgremlin 6mo ago
I thought this was a great write up on the current state for artists and AI engines. I'm honestly surprised by this nugget: > A free Tess subscription to use their own model for brainstorming and scaling repetitive work (roughly 1
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by nakedgremlin 8mo ago
Yeah, my experience on testing GitLab CI/CD script logic is to use a sacrificial branch and grind through test commits until it works, then Squash commits when merging back into main branch. It's so sad that we can't just run
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by nakedgremlin 2y ago
Yeah, this one caught me off guard. We just purchased a MacBook Air in the last month and if we bought the same one now, we would save $200. Apple support would not price match/correct that, so we will be returning it and purchasing an
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by nakedgremlin 4y ago
"The deal is worth $7.2 million..." I'd love to know more on the business-front for deals like this. Is that a yearly cost? What's the typical expectation for support for something like this? This definitely isn't m
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by nakedgremlin 4y ago
https://archive.ph/fEH7I
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by nakedgremlin 4y ago
Thank you for providing pre-set examples on your site. That's one of the major barriers on these types of tools to "test" especially when you're not sure where/how/if the images are public.
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by nakedgremlin 4y ago
Not sure how I feel about this. Figma is great and all their feature releases have been impressive, but I feel it was due to competition and worry about similar products coming in from big corporations (like Adobe XD). I feel this competiti
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by nakedgremlin 4y ago
Oh it feels great to learn I'm not alone in this problem. I completely agree with everything noted here. The current interface provided for removing the artifacts on GitLab just does not work. There is no feedback; no confirmation. We
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by nakedgremlin 4y ago
We've been struggling with this GitLab storage change, even consulting with GitLab reps on strategy logic between namespace versus repositories. It's still very confusing, especially if you were using their other offerings like CI
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by nakedgremlin 4y ago
Gah. The "JSML" name out-loud just sounds so wrong.
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by nakedgremlin 4y ago
We recently used Turborepo -- https://turborepo.org/ -- for a project that started as a two Electron-based builds that quickly escalated to a three Electron-based build. Once we had it set up for the two, it was quite easy
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by nakedgremlin 4y ago
Would you be willing to share how that compares to your iOS side? I see you have Apple Watch support which I assume is easier to monetize for your space.
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by nakedgremlin 4y ago
I'm excited overall about these 'leaks' and details surfacing from Apple and Meta. I'm optimistic the AR side will win (versus VR only), but overall, by being shepherded by these big orgs, I expect hardware costs to redu
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by nakedgremlin 4y ago
Sorry for the tangent, but can you provide more info on your service? Without signing up from an account on your site, I'm unsure on how the interface here compares to GitLab runner registration (which I always felt was a bit convolute
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by nakedgremlin 4y ago
I love Kevin's life lists, but it always feels overwhelming to parse through. Too much lovely nuggets to internalize.
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by nakedgremlin 5y ago
Love the product video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKKFNV0m3SQ "Bulky design" "Colors"
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by nakedgremlin 5y ago
I think the different hug styles also depend on the heights of the individuals. I personally think it's tough for a criss-cross hug approach when the height differential is more than a foot.
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by nakedgremlin 5y ago
One of the linked articles has a good visual reference: https://www.science.org/content/article/how-hug-according-sc...
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by nakedgremlin 5y ago
I think this is an incredibly well done comic-book style walk through analysis. I know a lot of the comments here are about this presentation not being mobile friendly, but one of the tough pieces here is that it's an analysis of a flo
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by nakedgremlin 5y ago
Incredible work. Coming from a POV of a person who has to wrangle a lot of VFX heavy creative, it's great to see the technical walkthroughs like this, especially the workflow overviews to see how it matches with our render process.
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by nakedgremlin 6y ago
Oh the fond memories. I remember being able to develop immersive multi-touch experiences and prototypes using ActionScript 3; there was a cottage industry of businesses supporting these types of application builds. All this existed before t
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by nakedgremlin 6y ago
Interesting. I didn't realize you can use GitLab CI/CD on non-GitLab repo. Do you happen to have a documentation on this (my searches came up empty)?
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by nakedgremlin 6y ago
Does anyone know how to see historical runner usage on GitLab? I'm digging into the interface, and I only see current month usage, no ability to go back to previous months. With this reduction news, I thought the interface would have u
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by nakedgremlin 6y ago
Yup. We encountered this exactly on our initial set up for our company. This made us decide to domesticate our company from Delaware to California, with a little bit of money lost for this learning process.
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by nakedgremlin 7y ago
So... this is pretty much saying they will now analyze all links now, irregardless of "nofollow". Previously they outright ignored "nofollow".
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by nakedgremlin 9y ago
So... similar to Hewlett Packard Pathfinder for Hewlett Packard Enterprise?
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by nakedgremlin 9y ago
Hackathons rarely need to deal with such rigor. I've participated in quite a few and the it all boils down to understanding the judging metrics (and personalities), the bite-size tangible demo, and the marketing pitch. If you have a te
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by nakedgremlin 11y ago
Saw this at a Slack Dev meetup. Really promising stuff especially with the Wit.ai integration.
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by nakedgremlin 13y ago
Agreed. A lot of the interactions shown matches previous Push Pop work (some almost exactly -- page to image to full screen). But I do find it odd that it'll take them close to four years (from acquisition) to get this to market.
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by nakedgremlin 13y ago
Of all the pricing structures, I really enjoyed Maciej's approach. From the site: Users pay a one-time signup fee of around ten dollars. The fee goes up by a fractional penny with each new user. The signup fee helps keep the site f

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