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4mo ago
> Some those weird brands make some good things. Indeed - they're legitimately solving a real problem. It's just an interesting dynamic that a whole new product category is produced overnight, with no clear leading brand . Usu
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4mo ago
I probably should, but they're so cheap on Amazon anyway. I don't have Amazon Prime.
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4mo ago
I wouldn't trust a typical 3D printed one. My one has so many degrees of freedom/rotation - lots of moving parts.
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4mo ago
I should check my purchase history, but I probably use Amazon more for buying stuff that they would classify as a "Knockoff", but isn't (i.e. there is no established brand they are knocking off). Because for legitimate brands
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4mo ago
Regular dose shouldn't cause much drowsiness in most people. I take it all the time when flying (even double dose sometimes). I once took a double dose of regular dramamine and I was out within 30 minutes. I just checked - Dramamine ac
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4mo ago
> Doubtless many others have shared your experiences. Good for you. It's not really the point. You have made multiple statements questioning his reality: > I just don't really buy it. For someone who lived overseas the narro
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4mo ago
> You are wrong. Nothing in the US stops a landlord from preventing you from installing an AC and plenty do, for any reason they want. In my state, they cannot. I legally have the right to install a window AC unit as long as I'm not
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4mo ago
> Can you imagine a venue refusing entry to former clients 2% of the time just because they’ve “improved their experience”? The web has been doing this since, when, the 90's? I use Firefox. In the last year, suddenly quite a few web
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4mo ago
> I’ve had multiple doctors remark specifically about my use of generic drug name in discussion. “So I presume you’re a little bit familiar already”, etc. And since I was always more familiar with acetaminophen and ibuprofen, when a doct
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4mo ago
> You are blocked because as a renter you don't have the power to. And his point is that in most apartments in the US, you are not blocked because you're a renter.
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4mo ago
Not the person you're responding to, but I've spent almost 2 decades outside the US. Sorry, his perspective matches my experience much more than yours.
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4mo ago
> Do you think the USA makes it easy to become a citizen? Just because there are plenty of countries that make it easier to become a citizen doesn't mean there aren't plenty of countries that make it worse. People going the H-1
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4mo ago
Which still a great salary and competitive with the US, in academia.
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4mo ago
> That's why drugs should be legalized. And dead men tell no tales. Particularly the tales on why they shouldn't be legalized.
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4mo ago
I blame doctors and nurses. At least the ones I personally know tell patients "Advil" and "Tylenol" and never mention ibuprofen or acetaminophen. Actually, it's true for pretty much all OTC medications - they just u
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4mo ago
Write a tool to reduce the friction. I use an Emacs based SRS tool. I have a capture template to quickly make a card. For anything tedious, it's critical to reduce the friction!
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4mo ago
> I got a Bachelor, Master, and PhD in Computer Science, with a total of 11 years of education. It's the biggest waste of time of my entire life. In CS, for Bachelor, I can understand. You perhaps do it just to show the paper and ge
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4mo ago
> How do you weigh the joy and meaning many people find in having a family against the economic and time freedom costs? That's a very presumptuous question. I don't know if the original commenter has kids or a family, but I can
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4mo ago
I'm glad you're happy with it, and perhaps Immich will continue to remain secure. 3 years is comforting. I will note that the last solution I used was fine for over a decade before it broke (and eventually the project died). For m
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4mo ago
Are you saying there are never backward incompatible changes? Are you saying there's no need to back up the underlying DB? Are you saying I can keep an insurance running for, say, three years and it'll be trivial to upgrade after
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4mo ago
Lessons from using self hosted image services years ago: - Upgrade breaks things. Need to restore from DB, install previous version, etc. - Need to update frequently (i.e. if I wait 2 years, the upgrade script doesn't work). - Discover
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4mo ago
Any communities (subreddit equivalents) you would recommend?
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4mo ago
I think this is much more useful than just LLM related applications. I'd suggest renaming it to not make it seem like it's LLM related.
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4mo ago
It'd help if you explain the problems you see in the UX. I picked a random instance and played a video - did not see any problems. And Youtube: I've hated their UX since they launched. It shouldn't be hard to make something w
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4mo ago
> Yet it's currently hard to find a real usecase for it, since neither the content you want nor audience is there on PeerTube at the moment. The same use case as Youtube in its early years. You upload a video, and send your friends
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> The problem is that all of those accounts that don't earn money don't earn money because they get no views, because they make videos no one wants to watch. That's an absurd statement. Every video I've uploaded has g
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4mo ago
Here's my dilemma: The Youtube experience has always sucked for me - right from the first year Youtube launched. I just don't like the interface, web site, layout, etc. It's why I didn't have a Youtube account until I
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> While we vote for our leaders we don’t exactly get a say or have awareness of what sort of covert bullshit some over eager Yale graduate is doing as a top secret operation. I obviously don't know who you voted for, but anyone who
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Strong disagree. When I saw Spirited Away on 1080p, it blew my mind. And Coraline is just amazing, although it's not a cartoon...
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4mo ago
I'll second the suggestion to use a good LLM. I haven't tried it with analysis, but I did for linear algebra. It would quickly spot flaws in my proof.
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