Maxion

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by Maxion 2y ago
Were these accounts family accounts, or just random accounts with no direct affiliation to your parent account?
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by Maxion 2y ago
Thats... not quite survivorship bias.
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by Maxion 2y ago
Did you try seeing how well ChatGPT was at OCRing the images? Though since it is HEX characters it might not do so good. I've found it to be very reliable at OCRin e.g. photos of receipts.
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by Maxion 2y ago
It's obviously not sustainable on any level, it's a device produced for effects. Concerts in general aren't sustainable. Most of the things we do aren't sustainable. It's nice that they collect them after shows, but
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by Maxion 2y ago
I mean, if we did that for everything in webdev, It'd take 30 years of training before you'd get to do your first PR!
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by Maxion 2y ago
Kagi has been quite nice, it feels more like Google used to be in many ways. I really love the domain filter feature, that alone has helped clean up my searc results for so many specific searches.
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by Maxion 2y ago
By buying your address from a broker, just like now.
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by Maxion 2y ago
I think you're missing the point. Many public transport projects are dependant on the community around allowing them to be built, mitigating the impact of said projects allows more public transport to be built. E.g. a tram doesn't
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by Maxion 2y ago
I'm pretty certain it's an offense in most developed countries.
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by Maxion 2y ago
There is also the opposite, as someone who once worked on a larger platform when we enabled rate limits, our first implementations caused issues with the service precisely because so many were hitting the API often enough, that when the rat
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by Maxion 2y ago
> AI-translated phrase at the bottom. I'd love to know the mind of the forger. They did put some serious work into the invoice but then AI-translated an idiomatic American phrase (wrongly!) which wouldn’t by used on a German invoice
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by Maxion 2y ago
And, today, with LLMs it'll take you a few seconds to digitize the document, too. For this reason I've also been considering a typewriter...
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by Maxion 2y ago
Depends on where you live and the size of the yard. Electric are great when the size isn't that big. Once you go larger, it becomes very hard to do practically with electricity.
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by Maxion 2y ago
The most funny filters are those that visit the URL to check what it is. Those break all the magic login links, email verification links et. al. that people receive. Really can't understand who approved such things.
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by Maxion 2y ago
Greens are the more common colors, reds and blues occur in higher energy solar storms. And yes, they can be as green to the naked eye in that AI video. I've seen aurora shows that fill the entire night sky from horizon to horizon, way
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by Maxion 2y ago
> Modern hard shells aren’t very waterproof in practice either because the membranes and DWR coatings aren’t very durable. If the membrane gets blocked (ice, or soaked with water) they stop breathing and you get soaked from your own swea
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by Maxion 2y ago
You don't really need a wool specific detergent, you can just switch completely to a detergent that doesn't have enzymes, specifically protease that's the main problem for wool.
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by Maxion 2y ago
Livestock are also necessary for regenerative farms that do not require outside sources of fertilizer. Hardline veganism requires petrochemical fertilizer.
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by Maxion 2y ago
When it's -40, you will have to pry my wool an down jacket from me. No way you're getting me to wear plastic in those temperatures.
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by Maxion 2y ago
Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia etc. etc.
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by Maxion 2y ago
Nature is very fractal, the same pattern occurs on multiple levels. You even see the same thing in human constructs.
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by Maxion 3y ago
You can quite easily generate typescript models from DRF serializers, that helps a lot when setting up a frontend project against a DRF api.
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by Maxion 3y ago
The best part about it though is that you can use raw SQL and the ORM at the same time. In larger projects that's how I've always used it. ORM for the majority of use cases, and the raw SQL where performance really matters.
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by Maxion 3y ago
> If you’ve never seen this film, give it a shot. The atmosphere in the film is quite special, you almost feel like it was made in modern times, just adjusted in post to be black and white.
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by Maxion 3y ago
The same happens when you: - Install flooring - Install trim in your own home - Build / install cabinets You will now see: - Odd flooring patterns and uneven floors - Know what it looks like when trim isn't coped - Uneven gaps bet
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by Maxion 3y ago
I'm stealing this.
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by Maxion 3y ago
Sadly many companies WANT to be in the excel trap...
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by Maxion 3y ago
Django + DRF is still fine, and is still a good choice. Especially for smaller projects that are expected to have a long lifetime with few resources available for maintenance. Django is stable, well-known, and offers very long LTS. It'
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by Maxion 3y ago
I guess it's now called monolithic when you don't split your core features into 10 microservices each?
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by Maxion 3y ago
So, uh, who did do it?

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