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by 404mm 2y ago
I tried to roughly replicate the trip booking estimate but the closest I could get was a 77h trip (a bit over 3 days), with one change in Chicago and one Emeryville, CA. Price was about $1430. In contrast to that, you can get a 7hr direct f
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by 404mm 2y ago
Thank you! That looks great!
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by 404mm 2y ago
It looks like it’s being maintained by a single remaining developer. No new features are being added, just some basic maintenance. The product as a whole still works well, so unless you find something better, I do recommend it. I run it in
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by 404mm 2y ago
Somewhat similar topic, anyone has recommendations for a self-hosted internet website change monitoring system? I’ve been running Huginn for many years and it works well; however, I have a feeling the project is on its last leg. Also, it’s
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by 404mm 2y ago
I was gonna seriously consider it for $89. But then I noticed it’s $189. Hard pass. It’s a shame because it’s a neat idea. I’d be ok even with just some core functionality
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by 404mm 2y ago
Despite my bottomless hate for PayPal, I’ve been keeping my account active because there was always some worse option to give your credit card number to. But with Privacy.com, I’m finally ready to let go.
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by 404mm 2y ago
I’d prefer just one date: “Use By”. If something is still safe to eat but doesn’t taste great anymore, then that’s past the Use By mark for me.
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by 404mm 2y ago
This is such an intrusion of privacy. I wish I could just disable cookies entirely but the usability of many webpages just goes down. I should not be punished for not wanting 3rd party trackers.
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by 404mm 2y ago
I suppose I’m guilty of the demand for immediate care too. Not because I go to the doctor immediately after I get a symptom, but because I try to get better on my own until I reach a point where I think I need help, and at that point, I no
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by 404mm 2y ago
I was referring to the total bill, in both cases. Sadly, yes, I do have a high deductible plan. The $300+ bill usually gets adjusted to about 50% by the insurance (I’m in network), and then I pay my share, depending on the state of my deduc
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by 404mm 2y ago
From what I see around me, they advertise that they are both Urgent Care and Emergency Room. UC hours of operation end in the evening, and coming in past the COB automatically puts you to ER billing and pricing. But if you come in during UC
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by 404mm 2y ago
I live in north Texas, and the situation here is pretty much on par with the article. Urgent Care & Emergency Room combos are here on every corner. It’s a lucrative business, so it makes sense that private equity firms are gobbling it u
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by 404mm 2y ago
Is the gui any more usable on Rpi5? I haven’t even bothered with trying Pi5 because I got a 16GB/256GB N100 for $120. The 500 could be fun for kids tho.
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by 404mm 2y ago
I always wanted to do this just for the experience but I quickly learned that: 1. You have to plan months and months in advance to find availability. And 2. That you’re going spend a few thousand just on the train. Farther destinations can
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by 404mm 2y ago
> o1 is impressive I agree, the capabilities and reasoning are really nice compared to 4o. But my first thought when testing it- how are they going to pay for it.. trivial questions burn 15s and more complex 30-40s of some processing tim
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by 404mm 2y ago
Nice one. Thank you .. it looks like ChatGPT (not that there’s anything wrong with that)
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by 404mm 2y ago
Newbie question, what size model would be needed to have a 10x software engineer skills and no knowledge of the human kind (ie, no need to know how to make a pizza or sequence your DNA). Is there such a model?
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by 404mm 2y ago
Can anyone recommend a webUI client for ollama?
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by 404mm 2y ago
I fed the list to GPT and asked which ones the OP liked: - *Urusei Yatsura 2: Beautiful Dreamer (1984)* - Highly recommended, really trippy. - *Groundhog Day (1993)* - The classic, loved it. - *Run Lola Run (1998)* - Fun with lots of detail
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by 404mm 2y ago
I am surprised by the long hood/nose and then thick bumpers. By law, there’s usually 6-10’ space requirement for parking near a mailbox on a street. And cars rarely follow those rules, parking pretty close to mailboxes. So I’d expect t
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by 404mm 2y ago
Is it not possible to introduce impurities or flaws to synthetic diamonds, making them virtually indistinguishable?
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by 404mm 2y ago
I like to upgrade every 2 years to have a fresh tech and battery but I think I’m gonna skip 10 and keep my 8. 9 was already pretty underwhelming and 10 only brings a larger display. I really want a blood pressure sensor. And for the watch t
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by 404mm 2y ago
Prices per panel may be dropping but that’s didn’t stop a major panel installer to quote me over $100k for 18kW system with two Tesla batteries. (The installer was not Tesla). How can one take advantage of cheap panels and have quality work
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by 404mm 2y ago
When looking at the tested browsers, I want to ask why this was not tested on Safari (which is currently the second most used browser by share).
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by 404mm 2y ago
You know the news is from 1970 because back then there was a mental institution for people like him. And it’s not like we have fewer issues now.
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by 404mm 2y ago
Nice job aligning the “trained professionals” with the last going bonkers and doing flips lol!
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by 404mm 2y ago
Because we have shitty laws created by government that “represents the people” but runs on money from corporate donations. In other words, they charge $1k because they can.
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by 404mm 2y ago
Why for NASA? Boeing is the one who (yet again) let everyone down. First by making another unreliable vehicle, then by downplaying the seriousness.
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by 404mm 2y ago
AI generated TL;DR Ed, the developer of IdleTale, shares his journey of creating an idle RPG game out of passion for the genre. Initially launched on Google Play, the game gained support but was removed due to "Malware or Deceptive Beh

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