onefiftymike

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by onefiftymike 6d ago
My favorite was some (probaby Microsoft) boxed software I got in the 90s. The top of the box had a big warning that by opening the box you agreed to the terms of service that were IN the box.
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by onefiftymike 14d ago
I think he romanticized the old ways of farming, but I think the overall point was to question what was good about the past and question the line we are fed that all technology is for the general good of all people. I think it is possible t
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by onefiftymike 2mo ago
I like the timed version, but would like to be able to just miss the word and get moved to the next one with a final score out of 18. I also like some of the comments about the non-timed version to just chill and play without stress. Having
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by onefiftymike 3mo ago
Somehow I looked at the article and completely missed that it was the introduction to Pynomo. My wife would back you up that I am not good at finding things...
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by onefiftymike 3mo ago
Here’s an old python program to make pdf nomograms from almost any formula. The example of payment for a loan is one of my favorites. https://github.com/lefakkomies/pynomo
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by onefiftymike 3mo ago
completely locked my machine up with Firefox on Linux. Gave up after that.
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by onefiftymike 4mo ago
I use GnuCash for my small business. I am not a programmer, but know enough to be dangerous. My use for AI was to have it write a small python script that will take my bank csv and set accounts properly based on how I have categorized them
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by onefiftymike 5mo ago
I used to work for a company with about 1200 gas station/convenience stores. They tracked "Light product break even". Basically the profit to earn on fuel to make the store break even. It was like 2 cents per gallon most of t
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by onefiftymike 6mo ago
Admiral Cloudberg has a great writeup about this. I instantly thought of LA when I saw the headlines about the LaGuardia collision. https://admiralcloudberg.medium.com/cleared-to-collide-the-c...
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by onefiftymike 9mo ago
My daily use software updates almost daily (web based app) They post almost no release notes. Update breaks your daily work flow, too bad. update completely changes the customer experience? Maybe a blog post at the end of the month. Release