tylershuster

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by tylershuster 4mo ago
Sierra Pacific, for instance, has a window company.
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by tylershuster 6mo ago
I'm building an addition to my house and I use AI to visualize parts of it, which helps me plan efficiently, and I use it to answer questions about skills that I only have a little bit of experience in. I'm saving a ton of money a
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by tylershuster 10mo ago
Exactly. Using them to actually “generate content” is a sure fire way to turn your brain into garbage, along with whatever you “produce” - but they do seem to have fulfilled Google’s dream of making the Star Trek computer reality.
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by tylershuster 1y ago
Most all words have more than one sound. There are big sounds and small sounds though. The big parts - "word sounds" — that we don't want, the word "sounds" has just one. It needs no break. You might say that the wo
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by tylershuster 1y ago
We can experimentally verify spirits by communicating with them. Many such cases. Now, do you mean measure them using our physical devices that we currently have? No, we can't do that. They are "minds beyond ours" as OP sugge
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by tylershuster 1y ago
Then we disagree about the basic assumption. I do think that people throughout history have attributed many different things to the influence of spiritual entities. I’m just saying that It just was not a catch-all for unexplained circumstan
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by tylershuster 1y ago
The "people in times before the enlightenment just attributed everything to spirits because they didn't understand things" argument is tired and boring. Just because you're not convinced doesn't mean that it's
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by tylershuster 1y ago
There are larger minds than ours, and they've been well-attested for millennia as celestial entities, i.e. spirits. Approaching it purely within the realm of the kinds of minds that we can observe empirically is self-limiting.
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by tylershuster 1y ago
I'm conflicted about this. I want to dislike it, but frankly I don't appreciate the actual musicianship in music the majority of the time. If I'm listening to something that has broad and long-lasting culture impact like Bach
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by tylershuster 1y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hhzAgAzSr4
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by tylershuster 1y ago
https://designshack.net/articles/graphics/twitters-new-logo-...
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by tylershuster 1y ago
This is the concept of Theosis, still very active in the Orthodox Church. Salvation is not just having your problems ignored — it's actually becoming "gods by grace"
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by tylershuster 1y ago
A few 100
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by tylershuster 2y ago
I worked in exclusively WordPress for many years. "Flexibility" doesn't mean jack if it doesn't adhere to modern development practices itself. "Many options," yes but the core is just cobbled together by amateu
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by tylershuster 2y ago
That's a fair argument. Maybe I'm just biased because I started with Drupal 8.
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by tylershuster 2y ago
I don't understand how (if?) WordPress has popularity among serious professionals. Extending it without plugins, many of which are paid, is a nightmare. Adding custom fields is laborious, configuring post type display modes is a slog a
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by tylershuster 2y ago
Must be "had" — I've used it since D8 first came out and while there's weirdness, it's never been anything beyond what WordPress threw at me. In terms of setup, it's just like — enter database credentials and s
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by tylershuster 2y ago
Drupal should be the obvious choice here. Still PHP-based, still fieldable entities, and a much saner data structure with infinite extensibility. It gets weird hate on HN so I expect that kind of pushback but hey, it's put food on my f
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by tylershuster 2y ago
It's hard to upgrade from Drupal 7 to Drupal 8, but it's really not hard to deploy anew. The "Drupal CMS" initiative is trying hard to lower the already low barrier to entry.
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by tylershuster 2y ago
I don't understand the "Drupal is hard" mentality on HN. Drupal is just as simple as WordPress to deploy. Unzip, plug in database credentials and go. It's better with composer, but there's some real prejudice agains
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by tylershuster 2y ago
https://www.instagram.com/p/C7JjsQUxbGa/
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by tylershuster 2y ago
It borrows some of its marketing directly from Urbit, which HN famously has a bias against.
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by tylershuster 2y ago
Restraint is not part of the free-market calculus. Sure, people like to tout "sustainability" but only as a means of selling yet more products. It's not profitable to fast. Well, it's not materially profitable. Until the
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by tylershuster 3y ago
I've also used VexFlow to good effect producing web-friendly music notation. Given I've had to invent my own syntax for producing pieces with any rapidity, but it seems less complicated than this.
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by tylershuster 3y ago
It's our camping coffee maker, and it's perfect for that. Tried to use it otherwise and you're right, there are much better devices these days.
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by tylershuster 3y ago
Just view source. Alternately: setInterval(function () {document.getElementById('generate').click();}, 50);
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by tylershuster 3y ago
Few trees left
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by tylershuster 3y ago
See catalog here: http://www.searsarchives.com/homes/1908-1914.htm
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by tylershuster 4y ago
Look at the screenshots. They say they used the "Find My" app.
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by tylershuster 4y ago
https://github.com/maptiler/tileserver-gl makes it really easy. I have a pretty simple pipeline set up to download an OSM extract, convert it to MBTiles, host it in CloudFlare, and render raster tiles with this softwar

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