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by neovive 7d ago
I wonder if there's a practical way to protect the phone with a case, given that it folds and the dual screen is a big selling point. It feels like one accidental drop on concrete or a ceramic floor would cause a lot of damage.
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by neovive 9d ago
I've been using it for many years, and it's grown in power and functionality with every release. BMD has offered free upgrades to Pro users (with no subscription) for many years, which is refreshing given the current state of soft
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by neovive 2mo ago
I'm curious about everyone's opinion on writing "by hand" with a stylus on tablets like the Remarkable, Kindle Scribe, iPad+Pencil, etc. I like sketching and outlining with pencil and paper, but my handwritten notes ar
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by neovive 3mo ago
> For an LLM, words are the source, and any meaning is just a byproduct that falls out by accident. Recently, I've been thinking a lot about context and whether an LLM actually creates a true representation of a concept within its v
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by neovive 4mo ago
If OpenAI and Anthropic eventually become public companies with trillion-dollar valuations, it will be interesting to see if their company ethos remains the same. With that much purchasing power, it's very tempting to gobble up compet
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by neovive 9mo ago
The Flash era was the most fun I ever had as a developer. Flash was so ahead of its time, and it still feels like we're slowly crawling back after 20 years. Tools like Rive are helping us get closer, but there was something special abo
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by neovive 9mo ago
Director was such a fun app for creating CD-ROM content back in the day! I still have fond memories of learning the Lingo scripting language inside Director to make interactive "multimedia" apps, then uploading them to the web and
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by neovive 2y ago
That would be great! I usually search and end up on YouTube. Most videos for specific features are longer than needed when you only need to see how to do something quickly.
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by neovive 3y ago
I recently dropped my cable service (cut-the-cord) after significant price increases over the past two years and switched to a few streaming providers. My household just doesn't watch enough to justify the costs. The plethora of stream
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by neovive 3y ago
Blender has such a rich and amazing history! I used it for some hobby projects many years ago, but the UI was very complex and the learning curve was high. Recent versions have greatly simplified the UI and the features feel on par with man
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by neovive 3y ago
Sure. We're focusing first on converting everything to plain Markdown and using a Git repo to manage the content. Writers can use whatever Markdown tool they prefer for this. (I'm using Obsidian and others are iA Writer.) I have y
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by neovive 3y ago
> “As we continue to execute on our FY24 plan, we need to also evolve how we work and what we prioritize so we can deliver on the key initiatives we’ve identified that will have an outsized impact in achieving our business goals,” Linked
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by neovive 3y ago
We're in the same boat. I brought Confluence into our org almost a decade ago — it was the best collaborative wiki tool at the time. Over time the price has increased while the quality of the tool has not kept pace with other options.
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by neovive 3y ago
Maybe Apple should consider dev editions for MacOS that allows more customization during setup. MacOS is still heavily used by web and mobile developers, so I'm sure this would be received well. I do end up removing many of the Apple a
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by neovive 3y ago
Interesting thesis. When used as intended, web analytics should be only one input to an overall strategy -- not the sole driver for all decisions. But I can see how an organization with KPI's tied to web analytics will lose objectivity
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by neovive 3y ago
Duplo's were the go-to toy in my house for years. The larger size makes it much easier to find pieces in "the big box of Lego" than standard Lego's. Duplo and Lego, in general, have amazing longevity — they were the best
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by neovive 3y ago
I completely agree! I loved working with Flash back in the day; it was an empowering tool for me as a developer with little animation experience. It packed so much power into one tool with a complete end-to-end workflow. Over a decade since
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by neovive 3y ago
How did you organize the new box? Did you use a specific type of organizer? I have a few scattered boxes of cables, wires, and parts that I need to reduce into one "usable" container. Thanks!
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by neovive 3y ago
In addition to all the great new features, Livewire is now a first-party Laravel package! You can review a summary of the new features here: https://laravel-news.com/livewire-v3-beta .
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by neovive 3y ago
This is both fascinating and sad. It does feel somewhat reminiscent to the state of HTML (pre-HTML5) before W3C and WHATWG agreed to work together on the development of HTML5. I suppose Google, Microsoft, Zoho, and other large companies tha
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by neovive 3y ago
Good points! As someone who uses both ORM and raw SQL (I actually really like SQL as language) I sympathize with both sides of this debate. I prefer the readability of ORM in my models when developing, but closely monitor and optimize for N
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Five things I wish I heard at the graduation I never had(gatesnotes.com)
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by neovive 4y ago
The books sounds very interesting. I never worked with LlamaIndex and now I'm intrigued by the possibilities!
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by neovive 4y ago
I agree. The allure of working from anywhere at any time is enticing, but not the reality for most. Everyone ultimately has a boss — whether an employer, manager, shareholder, client — and shifting to freelance doesn't change that. Wha
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by neovive 4y ago
Great point! Ignoring some of its flaws (proprietary, upfront download, etc.), Flash ushered in an explosion of creativity, motion and fun and was way ahead of its time. My first web job was working with Flash and was the most fun I've
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by neovive 4y ago
I agree! Good design is hard and these basic rules make sense for most designs. It's better to stick to them unless you are certain about your reasons otherwise. These days, I tend to use a utility library like Tailwind, to take some o
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by neovive 4y ago
For those on Microsoft 365 (by choice or via your company), have you tried or adopted Microsoft Bookings [1]? I noticed that Bookings shares some of the core features of Calendly, but integrates with Outlook and Teams. It sounds interesting
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by neovive 4y ago
I recall thinking about this recently when watching a Netflix series. I'm far from a TV/film production connoisseur, but there's something about the aesthetic that makes it stand out. I wouldn't say it's better or w
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by neovive 4y ago
AlpineJS is actually going to be bundled by with Livewire 3, when released.
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by neovive 4y ago
Is OpenAI looking to break even and use ChatGPT as a loss-leader for other services or will they position ChatGPT as their cash cow for the near-future? Pricing a powerful product like this is tough, especially since it's only a matter

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