Libcat99

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by Libcat99 2y ago
https://github.com/JonD-libera/sandwichbot
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by Libcat99 2y ago
I have not yet done this. None of the code is complicated, however the setup is a bit (needs an asterisk server, a trunk with a voip provider, an openai account, a text to voice service). The actual code is quite simple. It's all just
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by Libcat99 2y ago
Not when you open the app store. The typical app store workflow for me is I visit the store to download a specific app I'd like to install. That app will then have to download and install while I wait. That "while I wait" is
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by Libcat99 2y ago
A Ai bot that lives on a phone number. You can call the number to talk to it and ask it questions, however all of it's answers are sandwich related and it attempts to solve any problem presented using sandwiches.
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by Libcat99 2y ago
I hate the argument of "you cannot be a competitive company without being a scumbag." It's a bad argument through and through.
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by Libcat99 2y ago
All teachers should be well paid and well vetted. Teaching shouldn't be a self sacrifial social justice position, it should be an honored and well rewarded position.
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by Libcat99 2y ago
Those lazy employees and their 12 hour shifts... If long shifts impact production quality (and they do) run shorter shifts.
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by Libcat99 2y ago
No one will rent to you if your rent would be 80% of your income anyway.
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by Libcat99 2y ago
The physical media doesn't matter if shutting down the service makes it unplayable.
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by Libcat99 2y ago
This has also led to the preservation of many of the games I grew up with. There's still a market for NES and Atari consoles and a market for the cartridges because you can still play and use them. It's going to be a very differen
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by Libcat99 3y ago
I also have a hard time imagining Lego didn't inspire Minecraft and similar games, at least a little. An even more sustainable resource.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Lack of a pointer stick is a 100% a showstopper for me. I can't stand using a trackpad.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
The trouble is "truth" and math are different. You can verify a mathematical result. You can run the calculations a second time on a separate calculator (in fact some computers do this) to verify the result, or use a built in chec
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Imagine you have a calculator that outputs a result that is off by one percent. That's ai right now. If you use the results of each calculation in additional calculations, the result will skew further and further from reality with each
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by Libcat99 3y ago
My son takes ADHD meds and it would be great if we could do the med checks (which are almost entirely questions for the parents) remotely, instead of taking him out of school and one of us out of work for several hours.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
I'd go further and not pay the bill, document why (failed to provide the agreed service?) and send them a notice of it. At least. It's effectively a scam, don't give in to scammers.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
We get calls at work when people can't reach our services while their power is out, so yes, I do.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
At some point you also need resources. A lot of the invention necessity + nothing can lead to already exists. You can "invent" a lever or pulley out of random objects that you already have. It may make your task easier, but it won
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by Libcat99 3y ago
I think they'd be unlikely to since you are not the one purchasing shipping, the shipper is.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
I had video of them pulling into the driveway and leaving without getting out of the vehicle and saying "no one was home." I'm also in the video.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
I wish the battery layout/ amp hours was more obvious in UPS sales listings. The watts/VA are always front and center, but generally I want to know runtime which is harder to find and compare.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
When you post to Craigslist you ultimately are going to enter into a negotiation where you and the other party agree to price, date of exchange, product condition, etc. With Uber you are making a one-sided negotiation in which the other par
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by Libcat99 3y ago
It's closer to bribery than not. Or gambling? It's the lootbox of food... With usps you are paying more for a guaranteed service. There are standards they'll hold that delivery to. You are paying for something specific and re
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Regular cat5 is only rated at 100mbit. 5e will handle gigabit, and I've seen 5 work for short runs too.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
One frustrating point is that the kids have school provided electronics as well these days. While I'm not against that, it does prevent a challenge to screen time. They have homework to do and will be doing it until you look away, then
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by Libcat99 3y ago
It's becoming a lot harder to push a love for reading. The modern world has a lot more competing for my kids time and attention than I feel like I had as a kid. For me, reading was a natural way to pass the time (and I caries a book ev
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by Libcat99 3y ago
How many people have millions on hand to buy an apartment building? Just to have a place to live?
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by Libcat99 3y ago
484.854.1582
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by Libcat99 3y ago
I built a completely useless ai phone bot. You call it and ask it a question, and it responds with an answer that always involves sandwiches. It adds no value beyond entertainment, but I suppose it does do that.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Presumably you would not be able to get Ota fixes for recall events, though. Does tesla even have a procedure to install such updates without Ota?

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