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by 8note 4mo ago
if fable is writing it, courts my declare that its not even public domain? not a copywrightable work
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by 8note 4mo ago
the biggest reason is that canadians speak English we could much more easily get a Quebecois tech industry than canadian
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by 8note 4mo ago
you could do the time tracking after the fact? record start and end times with the project name, then eventually assign that project to a bucket
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by 8note 4mo ago
> affine ownership huh? you can rotate and scale the ownership?
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by 8note 4mo ago
health inspector is a literal job that needs to know how messy the process of making the sausage is, so they can enforce health standards so nobody gets sick when eating it. if you're calling what you're doing engineering, you are
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by 8note 4mo ago
why this particular object though? why didn't you add these three other parameters to it? how does this default value make sense when unset? mostly things that end up not-in-the-commit that 3 years from now people are gonna wonder abou
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by 8note 4mo ago
can you back this up with how many hunters prefer going out with handguns as their weapon of choice for hunting deer?
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by 8note 4mo ago
this remains an american problem for creating a demand for underpaid and untracked workers
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by 8note 4mo ago
alberta is alberta because provinces are pushed into competition on using their local resources. you cant fix it without nationalizing control over BC and quebec hydro and alberta oil, and using them to canada's benefit rather than t
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by 8note 4mo ago
the leaks can be improved, but I'd rather have europe and east asia burn Canadian fossil fuels than middle east and Russian ones
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by 8note 4mo ago
things tend not to break in new ways when you don't change them. maybe theres some scaling limit where twitter will have difficulty running, but its a fairly straightforward piece of software? on the other hand, it likely has a bunch o
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by 8note 4mo ago
i dont think thats a proverb though? the actual idiom is more like > A poor workman blames his tools which is towards the opposite meaning
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by 8note 4mo ago
> Ironically Facebook was super popular in the 2014s because they didnt have much React based BS going on. facebook was super popular in 2014s because they were just starting the transition from mostly being about people to mostly being
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by 8note 4mo ago
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by 8note 4mo ago
the shockwave and flash way was simpler. download the whole app and run it in browser. you can even run it off line!
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by 8note 4mo ago
or the materials engineers who are great at making mems tools, but couldnt for the life of them design an aircraft prop
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by 8note 4mo ago
that story remains ridiculous, and the RCMP is trying to pass the buck, when they already knew the issues and had confiscated the guns ... then gave them back, and then tbe shooting happened.
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by 8note 4mo ago
its not inaccurate though. consider Purdue pharma - the Sacklers got off with all their wealth intact because they were too big to sue and properly collect money for their victims.
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by 8note 4mo ago
> why aren't there more people pursuing alternative lifestyles? generally land costs
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by 8note 4mo ago
we notice when anthropic thinks it's kept claude smart while degrading for capacity. we will definitely notice when they purposefully make it dumb
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by 8note 4mo ago
virtual cad did something major compared to drafting - you switched from only being able to represent certain views of an object, to having a stored full representation of the object. you could sculpt a model à la ILM for star wars or the a
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by 8note 4mo ago
its unclear how they can offer it broadly but only for half a month. why do they have capacity now that they wont in a few weeks?
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by 8note 4mo ago
assuming it hasnt changed, agent spaces is just a developer desktop running on actual aws rather than on internal hosts, and they figured out how to put vscode on it in a security approved way, including your employee credentials. one of th
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by 8note 4mo ago
you could also export the children, or the whole family, to a place that can support teachers
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by 8note 4mo ago
how do you know that it is actually suggesting the right thing?
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by 8note 4mo ago
rather than special casing, make real data based on chat logs for how long things took both in calendar and chat time
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by 8note 4mo ago
i made a tool thats a combination of 2.5d cad and smart stylus for making things i can print for leather making, with embroidery patterns on top. ive made some wallets, a incredible pair of ear muffs, and a bunch of key tags. i keep being a
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by 8note 4mo ago
> note to self: LLM suck at 3d reasoning one trick on 3d reasoning: get it to draw all the different orientations, and you pick which one to use it save a lot of time vs trying to tell it to rotate around Y and it actually rotates around
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by 8note 4mo ago
are people really writing workflows without knowing it? or just making tradeoffs that its not complicated enough to need a workflow yet, then have troubles scheduling the move once it gets more complicated?
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by 8note 4mo ago
> rewriting big chunks of the system the costs of doing this is much lower than it has been testing to make sure thats safe to do maybe hasnt caught up, but its no longer an unreasonable task

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