JadoJodo

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   by JadoJodo 1y ago

   I really love both of these men because they're calm, collected, and curious.
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   Why This Oxford Mathematician Is Confident God Exists [video](youtube.com)

   3 points by JadoJodo 1y ago|5 comments
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   by JadoJodo 1y ago

   This (and other terrible interviewing processes) seem like the epitome of a problem being tackled from the wrong end: Trying to filter things coming OUT of the hiring funnel instead of filtering the things going IN to the hiring funnel. Cas
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   by JadoJodo 1y ago

   > I don't think it has native ABS support, correct? Currently, no. I emailed the dev asking for support, and he said he was looking into it.
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   by JadoJodo 1y ago

   Very cool! Note: This doesn't work with Vimium installed, since only certain keystrokes make it through to the page. I think the input would need to be an input field in order for that to work.
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   by JadoJodo 1y ago

   Not all rambling, but the exact kind of input I was hoping for. Thank you!
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   by JadoJodo 1y ago

   That wasn't my intention at all, but I appreciate that it came across that way to you. Please know that I was/am sincere in my desire to hear the thoughts of others while this is a current topic.
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   by JadoJodo 1y ago

   I'd like to invite any Python devs to go on a tangent with me: Can you give me the scoop on Python, the language? I see things like this project, and it seems very impressive, but being an outsider to the language, I don't "g
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   by JadoJodo 2y ago

   Now we just need some free, open-licensed commercials for non-existent products and services to inject at random intervals throughout the program. (Only mildly joking)
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    I don’t mind partial news. What I _do_ mind is partial news that _masquerades_ as impartial news. I will happily read a well written piece authored by someone with whom I may or may not disagree who is up front about their bend. But when yo
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    https://github.com/ai-robots-txt/ai.robots.txt
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    https://archive.is/Q0ETI
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    I have a pretty good grasp on Siri commands and it's still _terrible_. Here are a few from the past few weeks: “Siri, drive to <regional grocery chain 20 minutes away>” → “Now driving to <regional grocery chain 2 hours away&gt
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    I don't think there's anything illegal about being terrible at your job (information security), but I do think it's a tragedy that LastPass has somehow avoided the public shaming they so desperately deserve for their repeated
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    I love Go and I love Laravel, but I do find the naming an odd choice; it seems like borrowed clout. Especially so when Laravel's own name is a soft reference to the work of C.S. Lewis. Why not pick a unique, "Go-esque" name a
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    Having lived in the Boise (Idaho) area, I saw this happen over and over with Micron and HP. I knew dozens of people who had worked for one or the other (and sometimes both) and were then let go in those companies frequent mass layoffs. One
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    I switched away from LastPass after the 2nd major security breach sometime around 2013. Wikipedia only shows 3 total incidents, but I know I've seen reporting on _at least_ 5 between 2010 and today. In that time, I've continued to
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    Yeah, that is something. Reminds me a bit of the eye worn by Charles Dance's character in Last Action Hero.
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    > The interface is clean and much nicer to use than bloated alternatives like Insomnia and Postman. As I recall, both _used_ to be the same way.
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    I have to say (as somewhat of an Amazon critic): I'm not sure that the smile below “Alexa+” works in this case; it comes across as a tad creepy for me with the AI context.
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    At a glance, it appears the product is the “chat with the data" feature; The CSV is free.
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    Perhaps https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picnik
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    I came to a similar conclusion. I love tinkering and messing with stuff. Those in my household also enjoy (tolerate) my tinkering. What they don't enjoy is when that tinkering impacts them and is unreliable. The amount of time I spent
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    My thought is that it's an optional, premium feature of the invite that I'd gladly pay for some events.
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    I will be honest that I was very disappointed that this didn't include physical (mailed) invites: Apple already has the capability for printed materials via their Photos app, third-party printing services. This service is only a half-m
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    I'm going to assume the best in your question and disregard your statement. Reasons to use o3 when deepseek is free/cheaper: - Some companies/users may already have integrated heavily with OpenAI - The expanded feature-set (e
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    I'll bite. How are you thinking that might've contributed to the crash?
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    A good read. For a more in-depth look at this subject, I would heartily recommend Tony Reinke's 'God, Technology, and the Christian Life'[0]. [0]: https://tonyreinke.com
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    by JadoJodo 2y ago

    Found this this morning. Reminds me a bit of https://www.newsminimalist.com
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    Kagi News(kite.kagi.com)

    3 points by JadoJodo 2y ago|4 comments