JaggedJax

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by JaggedJax 3y ago
I would say sometimes data needs to be rejected as invalid. I don't know the exact scenario here, but you'll never be able to know if a street number/name alone is unique as almost any street will have dozens or more matches
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by JaggedJax 3y ago
I can't help but think LLM is the wrong tool for the job here. There are many address validation and standardization services, including databases you can get straight from USPS. Those services will give you real and consistent answers
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by JaggedJax 3y ago
I knew about Ctrl+Shift+L but never thought to try using it to rotate through multiple credentials. Thanks for that!
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by JaggedJax 3y ago
My calculator has never given me a wrong answer, so I trust and use it. Every time I have used ChatGPT to solve a coding problem it has had missed important edge cases or been flat out wrong. I find most tasks significantly faster to do mys
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by JaggedJax 4y ago
Is this possibly to make sure they are making money as more people turn to solar? By making a larger portion of your bill a fixed fee, they will make more from those customers despite them buying less electricity.
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by JaggedJax 4y ago
My F-Droid would not auto-update, attempting to manually get the update through the app refused to load at all, and downloading from their homepage gave me an old version. I had to download the specific version directly from their package p
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by JaggedJax 4y ago
After clicking "Maybe Later" I get a "Don't Ask Again" option after that, so it's possible, but harder than it should be. This is definitely bad practice. I don't feel like this should be enabled by defaul
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by JaggedJax 4y ago
Good point. The main thing I was looking for was something to recommend me alternatives to Amazon when looking at a product.
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by JaggedJax 4y ago
With the caveat being I know nothing about them, is a service like Cultivate ( https://www.wecultivate.us ) a good alternative? Are there any others? I went searching around for options after this change and the things I like seei
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by JaggedJax 4y ago
To be fair, they are comparing a best case scenario email in the current UI to a worst case email in the new UI. Multi-line subject, multi-account identifier, tags, external images. So it looks to me like there's actually higher inform
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by JaggedJax 4y ago
Not as satisfying as I had hoped: > Question: What is the Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, The Universe, and Everything? > Answer: The Ultimate Question of Life, The Universe, and Everything is a phrase used by Stephen Hawking
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by JaggedJax 4y ago
Worse than look exactly alike, they are exactly the same. Pixel for pixel when I compare the examples on the site. Sigh.
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by JaggedJax 4y ago
The future is here! I know of at least one company, Orbit Fab, who already has signed contracts for their in-orbit refueling service. It's a bit early to see how successful or profitable this will be though.
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by JaggedJax 4y ago
Dang, I missed the reference. Thanks for the link. And while obviously my argument is overly simplified to make a short comment, I find the article's arguments ridiculously absurd. I suppose I shouldn't expect more from a page tha
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by JaggedJax 4y ago
Correct. And Alma Cogan is dead, but being Alma Cogan is not equivalent to being dead. They have other properties that differ. This article claims the two are equivalent.
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by JaggedJax 4y ago
All EDI is an API (of a very specific and defined type). All API are not EDI. Therefore API !== EDI All couches are furniture, but couches are not "equivalent" to furniture.
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by JaggedJax 4y ago
I wish Nissan would step up their charging (and range) game. I get that it's not a long-range car, but being capped at 100kW fast charging means you'll never want to take the leaf further than a single charge can take it. Just imp
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by JaggedJax 4y ago
It looks like the waitlist is around populated areas. If you zoom in you can often see that urban areas are waitlisted while anywhere remote or without much housing is available.
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Order Volume Trend Data Across Thousands of Brands(extensiv.com)
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by JaggedJax 4y ago
The 20% take is not per sale. It is per whatever your monthly charge is for selling your app. For example, if I make an app that manages your product data on Shopify and BigCommerce for $100 per month. Shopify forces me to pay them $20, and
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by JaggedJax 4y ago
Shopify is looking to force more developers into their 20% cut to squeeze more revenue out of their existing partners since the business isn't growing fast enough on the seller side. On top of the obvious issues with the 20% cut, other
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by JaggedJax 4y ago
This is a quick way to sully the name Green Hill Software. I honestly thought much more of them before learning about O’Dowd today.
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
I work with a lot of Etsy sellers and the parts of this I am familiar with and can confirm are: * resellers - I see lots of sellers with thousands or tens of thousands of products. These sellers are obviously not making craft items. Etsy do
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
It's true. I only use it for extremely basic and low volume purpose. I'm not sure I'd love it as my primary email, but it can be forwarded back to a regular Gmail account too.
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
There's Zoho Mail which supports custom domains for email. Their paid tiers are cheap as long as you don't need a lot of storage. I was able to switch over to their free tier since I didn't need extra users.
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
I've used many systems over the years from PS3 Media Server, to XBMC, and finally landed on Plex and loved the simplicity of it just working and happily paid. The past year or two on Plex has been super annoying unfortunately. I have b
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
This does not help much without doing further digging. I checked the "Steam" package and for me in Flathub I see a link to "See Details" for the publisher. Clicking on that takes me to the contributors page of their Flat
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
I've consumed the kinds of APIs you're referencing and they are my least favorite. I would prefer a poorly documented API over one that returns me 15 IDs that I must look up in separate calls. I think there's a reason those A
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
As of Android 11, Google actually made this flow easy. Right next to the allow option is an "Only this time" option.
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
This is such a nothing story it's surprising it's so high on hn. There's nothing new with Pocket and nothing new with Firefox, so why are we all complaining about things unrelated to this story? Almost any company will move t

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