MWil

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by MWil 4y ago
Reminds me of that scene from The Office (US) where Phyllis is calling 411 to inquire about anti-gravity machines and they ask if she'll settle for... well just watch... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZG1NeA3WoKc
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by MWil 4y ago
set your router to autoreboot so often, defeats the attack
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by MWil 4y ago
This is just my opinion based on reviewing his past but I think not only is he not embarrassed but he's either 1) mentally incapable of recognizing what controversial terms of art mean or 2) he's after a payday ala some persecutio
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by MWil 4y ago
"Is there even place for high technology (such as computing) in a world where human civilizations contribute to the well-being of the biosphere rather than destroy it?" One helpful indicator would be the technology required to pro
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by MWil 4y ago
Next up, we just need all public court records to be freely available to BE scraped and not $3 per page https://patentlyo.com/patent/2020/08/court-pacer-should.html
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by MWil 4y ago
Great point about non-members/members
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by MWil 5y ago
There are several Patreon creators you can support of coders creating customized Colab notebooks Check out my other post for those that use a very customized version of ruDALL-e
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by MWil 5y ago
I love using ru-DALLe to create artwork. I do several 3 hour runs a day. It's a "kind" of hobby in that it takes effort to collect the source materials and it takes effort to adjust the models to my liking. Rather than call
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by MWil 5y ago
I had a similar urge in Retro Bowl but it wasn't based on my impression that I was being "trapped" into failure unless I spent cash so much as that's what legitimately happens when there's a finite game clock. The
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by MWil 5y ago
A real world system of "all co-owners" would be my first guess but I will be honest I am not as educated on this overall topic as I would like
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by MWil 5y ago
Reading both your comments, the one way I'm interpreting is OP is saying "the true consequence of any capitalist system is..." and you're saying "capitalism doesn't necessarily include..." If it's not
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by MWil 5y ago
Not ANY wrongdoing... Despite Air Canada cancelling the flight (we didn't cancel our tickets), despite a public campaign waged to get them to refund passengers, despite the US Department of Transportation fining them $25 million (reduc
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by MWil 5y ago
I was not aware of Genuary, but I have been a fan of Jamuary [0] so I took to using their prompts for some generative art the past few days. Rather than sticking to one or two of the prompts, I have been mixing together 3 at a time like &qu
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by MWil 5y ago
My email is in my profile. Feel free to reach out!
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by MWil 5y ago
I would defer entirely to the main contributor/team on that. I support open source and one of the things I truly hate is that several case management products don’t even offer open APIs. A few of them have closed them after initially
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by MWil 5y ago
It is definitely relevant because again, at a fundamental level, the mainstay Clio-and-others don't have a great way to track what are essentially staging vs. production of the evidence in the claims file. Getting medical records from
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by MWil 5y ago
Seeking motivated cofounder(s) interested in legaltech/edtech/govtech. I am a domain expert in Veterans Disability law, 1.7mil in revenue (me and 3 paralegals) in 2020, formed Veteran Disability boutique firm in 2021. Looking to b
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by MWil 9y ago
Wes Bos' "React for Beginners" has been my go to for tutorials using React and Firebase. This adds Ant so I'll have to check that out. Thanks!
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by MWil 10y ago
Organizing their 4,000 pg VA claims files that are essentially their last 30 years of private and VA health records (usually already organized by facility though), military service, military medical, and the VA claims process The longer a c
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by MWil 10y ago
One option is to hide your internet history, the other is to automate it (including signing up for and logging in to sites you don't necessarily visit) so that your machine is logging 24/7 and your small portion gets lost in the h
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by MWil 10y ago
Since you can't tab or you lose focus of the editor box, I am pressing the "add indent" button but to no avail Edit: Someone beat me to it, but being 2/6 of the early comments shows that they are important!
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by MWil 10y ago
My personal experience goes the other way but that's a sample of one. They have been very aggressive about "follow through" on IBR certification and annual re-certification. If I do not provide last years' full tax fil
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by MWil 10y ago
I really love Telomere but he seems to be a relative unknown despite being around for several decades
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by MWil 10y ago
If a law said they were only legally allowed to charge for the cost of supplying the paper/ink and labor involved yet they charged a flat fee that in the aggregate that was magnitudes larger than what it cost...yes. That's the an
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by MWil 10y ago
Except guess what ain't free yet? All the filings and work these lawyers performed in the public domain for the case. That'll cost you from PACER despite evidence that court filings don't cost as much as the government says
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by MWil 10y ago
http://forum.wordreference.com/threads/hooching-with.2831420... New phrase learned
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by MWil 10y ago
I would read an entire novella on the Lysine Contingency
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by MWil 10y ago
Is that a modified Rocky Horror reference?
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by MWil 10y ago
It happened recently that I saw someone insert their email in a comment and upon researching, I determined they are my arch-nemesis. Like not in just a business sense, I have fully committed my life's work to undoing this guy's d
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by MWil 10y ago
Is there any easy way to recreate that blocked visualization of the JSON?

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