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by Redster 9mo ago
Lol, yes. I came here to say, "This technology has been around for years in birds. /s"
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by Redster 9mo ago
I wanted a stack where .md posts would look good by default, but I could make custom pages with javascript-based demos and interactivity trivially. I'm experimenting with and like the Astro ecosystem so far. So far the defaults seem
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by Redster 9mo ago
A good future-proof titling system is really helpful. Other than that, yes, the structure of everything is pretty organic. I left out that for almost every note, I try to link to or from another relevant note. If it's not relevant, do
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by Redster 9mo ago
Two angles to answering your 2nd question: One, how do you ensure what you write down is useful to your future self? Two, how do you make sure you find it when and where you need it? To ensure your future notes are useful to you, read what
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by Redster 9mo ago
Is there an option for "Done well" and "Done poorly"? As a case study, there is a Substack I follow with a guy who does original research. I've been following him before he started using AI images and once he start
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by Redster 10mo ago
Hey, glad you posted this. I meant to earlier. I love NightHawkinLight's approach to practical amateur chemistry. He's different from, say, NileRed or NileBlue in that he's not working with exotic materials just for the sake
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by Redster 10mo ago
The link appears to be broken.
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by Redster 10mo ago
I've heard better things about How to Invent Everything: A Survival Guide for the Stranded Time Traveler by Ryan North (who has some other interesting titles, too). Also, if this is your jam, the YouTube channel [How to Make Everythi
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by Redster 10mo ago
Am I the only one who opened this in a background tab and then when I got to it, was very confused? Lol.
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by Redster 10mo ago
Perhaps, except it can have the reverse effect. I was surprised, disappointed, and then almost moved on without clicking the link or the discussion. I'm glad I clicked. But good titles don't mislead! (To be fair, this one didn&
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by Redster 10mo ago
But what will they call it?
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by Redster 10mo ago
What works well for Gemini specifically, in your experience?
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by Redster 10mo ago
Bitwarden Send or https://1ty.me/ or similar services. Bitwarden Send can do text or files, which is nice. For actually sending, Signal disappearing messages or phone calls for some info.
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by Redster 10mo ago
Is there any way to sign up for updates when Linux is supported?
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by Redster 10mo ago
It deleted your production db too? /s I've really enjoyed Gemini 3 Pro. It's a good model sir.
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by Redster 11mo ago
Wow! This is amazing. I recently did a search of all of the background removers ever mentioned on HN and this one will be the one I recommend. I have a few images I have as tests for hard cases and this tool has done great and you've
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by Redster 11mo ago
What happened to students who were in schools that closed was terrible. But it wasn't anything close to homeschooling.
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by Redster 11mo ago
The positives you experienced are very possible for a homeschooled student as well, and this seems to be a common boogieman. Other factors seem to play a much larger factor in the things you are (rightfully!) concerned about. As long as the
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by Redster 11mo ago
I posted this in another thread,but I think it better belongs here: "So Gemini 3 Pro dropped today, which happens to be the day I proofread a historical timeline I'm assisting a PhD with. I do one pass and then realize I should tr
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by Redster 11mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44736202 "Krita plugin Smart Segments lets you easily select objects using Meta’s Segment Anything Model (SAM v2). Just run the tool, and it automatically finds everything on the cu
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by Redster 11mo ago
A better test would be 2.5 Pro vs 3 Pro. Google just has been doing better at vision for a while.
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by Redster 11mo ago
So Gemini 3 Pro dropped today, which happens to be the day I proofread a historical timeline I'm assisting a PhD with. I do one pass and then realize I should try Gemini 3 Pro on it. I give the same exact prompt to 3 Pro as Claude 4.
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by Redster 11mo ago
Yes, TN did pass that. Much of TN (especially around the capital) is temperate rainforest, so I imagine the lawmakers perceived downsides, but not upsides. Unfortunately, there is conflation or confusion between cloudseeding and sunlight r
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by Redster 11mo ago
Thanks!
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by Redster 11mo ago
With a paid api
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by Redster 11mo ago
It would have been good to include a link to the collaboration docs https://zed.dev/docs/collaboration in the article. There were a lot of links in that article and a lot of assumptions that I knew how things worked. A
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by Redster 11mo ago
So, is this using satellites launched by Blue Origin or someone else? Who's satellites are being used to provide this internet? I clicked on the "Technology" page (and all of the other pages, but there's scant info.
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by Redster 11mo ago
Your location is very very visible to any plane or satellite passing overhead.
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by Redster 11mo ago
I enjoyed this article. One question though: How do you survive without the Adobe Suite? Gimp, Inkscape, Reaper, DaVinci Resolve, what else works on Linux to fill the void of Adobe? (I hope to never give another cent to Adobe after how th
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by Redster 11mo ago
Is there a good GTD Project/To-Do TUI? And yes, I know you can do this in emacs. :) Edit: I thought of another search term after commenting and found this: https://github.com/danimelchor/todui , which I haven'

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