pfgallagher

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by pfgallagher 11mo ago
Yeah, people are definitely wired differently! It’s cool to see there’s a lot more research going into how minds like ours work.
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by pfgallagher 11mo ago
I’ve heard about that! My partner and I have both been learning to draw this year. I’m pretty decent at drawing observationally / from reference, but I haven’t tried much from memory. I imagine she’d be much better at that side of thin
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by pfgallagher 11mo ago
Your metaphor isn't bad, actually. I just don't visualize anything. It's more like a feeling of abstract relationships. It often feels like most of my brain is in RAM; I can usually recall things almost instantly. And if I ca
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by pfgallagher 11mo ago
I have aphantasia. Like many others, I am able to see images when I dream and very rarely in a hypnagogic state. My partner is on the opposite side of the spectrum; she can conjure mental images with ease. Our differences in that respect ha
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by pfgallagher 2y ago
Yep. Directly renders HTML input and the ‘name’ validation is clientside only.
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by pfgallagher 2y ago
No, more along the lines of it seemed gimmicky to me. Could easily just be an app.
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by pfgallagher 2y ago
I turned down an interview with Rabbit. While I was looking into the company, I watched a product demo of theirs featuring the CEO who didn’t use the scroll wheel on the device (instead used the touch screen) and it seemed as if multiple fe
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Prohibitory Order (USPS)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by pfgallagher 2y ago|0 comments
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by pfgallagher 2y ago
What makes a song sound “good” is another question - there seem to be countless factors. Most people can easily tell you if they subjectively like or dislike a song, but typically have a hard time explaining exactly why.
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by pfgallagher 3y ago
What about github?
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by pfgallagher 3y ago
Some of the largest investors in private equity REITs are retirement funds.
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by pfgallagher 3y ago
Haha, yep. Ours is American Legal Publishing, too.
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by pfgallagher 3y ago
Did you put this together? It looks great. The site our village uses to host its village code is an atrocity so I’ve been considering rolling my own unofficial version.
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by pfgallagher 3y ago
Searching for: site: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/ "mozilla developer network" yielded ~115 results on Google
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by pfgallagher 3y ago
I wasn't involved with the hardware side of things. The SoCs are from Nvidia, iirc. The widely-publicized issues with Walgreens are 'electrical,' but I'm unsure of what that actually boils down to in practice.
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by pfgallagher 3y ago
Unlike the starting point, a regular glass door, which effectively always accurately displays its inventory, a screen layer, by nature, introduces the possibility of inaccurate data, an entirely dark door, etc. Hardware maintenance is no do
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by pfgallagher 3y ago
Some friends worked there. The vibe was very corporate for a startup; they definitely took a lot of management cues from Walgreens.
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by pfgallagher 3y ago
I was on the Retail Value Add (RVA) team, which primarily handles the backend providing the content to the doors, as well as an interface for clients to update said content.
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by pfgallagher 3y ago
I used to work at Cooler Screens, if anyone has any questions :D
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Forgetful Fish(docs.google.com)
1 points by pfgallagher 3y ago|0 comments
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by pfgallagher 4y ago
I got it to list out some keys with example values ("context information" in chatGPT parlance): { "Current date": "2023-02-08", "Knowledge cutoff": "2021-09", "Language": "
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Ask HN: Does TransUnion really store passwords in plain text?
6 points by pfgallagher 5y ago|1 comments