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by TYPE_FASTER 11mo ago
Yes. I started taking medication, which helped pretty much everywhere in my life. It also helped me take a step back and realize that sometimes I unconsciously stayed at jobs due to the continually changing (typically stressful) environment
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by TYPE_FASTER 11mo ago
This was me before talking to a therapist about ADHD. It explained...so much.
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by TYPE_FASTER 11mo ago
The Google Agent Development Kit ( https://google.github.io/adk-docs/ ) is really fun to play with. It's open source and supports both using a LLM in the cloud and running locally.
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by TYPE_FASTER 11mo ago
PVWatts will help you figure this out: https://pvwatts.nrel.gov According to PVWatts, a 10kW solar system would get me very close to my average usage in December. I'd be way over in the summer, could probably get away with
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by TYPE_FASTER 11mo ago
I think it drives the instrument cluster too. Maybe instead of a new head unit, what we will need in the future is an open version of Android Automotive OS, like Lineage for our cars. We use CarPlay with our Mazda. The heads up display on t
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by TYPE_FASTER 11mo ago
It's about GM and Google getting the data ( https://www.motortrend.com/features/apple-carplay-android-au... ). Switching from Android Auto and CarPlay to the Android Automotive OS (AAOS) means the auto manufacturer
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by TYPE_FASTER 11mo ago
> Altman has played an absolute blinder by making the success of his company a near-existential issue for several of the largest companies to have ever existed. Yeah true, the whole pivot from non-profit to Too Big to Fail is pretty amaz
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by TYPE_FASTER 11mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavarand
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by TYPE_FASTER 11mo ago
Yeah, I'm with you. I'm forcing myself to learn it because it looks like that's the way PyWorld is going. I don't dislike uv as much as poetry. But I guess I never really ran into issues using pyenv and pip. shrug Mayb
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by TYPE_FASTER 11mo ago
Also see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGaiVApKfmc - "Avoid restrictions and blocks using the fastest and most stable proxy network"...they're pretty upfront with this, aren't they? Oh, and they will s
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by TYPE_FASTER 11mo ago
> It depends on your workload. Very much this. Small team in a large company who has an enterprise agreement (discount) with a cloud provider? The cloud can be very empowering, in that teams who own their infra in the cloud can make chan
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by TYPE_FASTER 11mo ago
Right? The task is either at the end of somebody's Trello board, to be discovered the next time they try to stick to Trello again, or at the end of the day "oh right! Dock the butter!" when walking out to the parking lot.
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by TYPE_FASTER 11mo ago
While ChatGPT tells me it's unable to access the linked page directly from Grokipedia (lolol), I was able to download the content, copy/paste it into ChatGPT, and ask it to fact check it. I think I will do this more often, with ot
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by TYPE_FASTER 11mo ago
> I've spotted surprising amounts of confidently-stated nonsense I find this to be the most annoying aspect of AI. The initial Google AI results were especially bad. It is getting better, but still spout info I know is false without
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by TYPE_FASTER 11mo ago
> However, there is an increasing userbase whose first experience of computing was in these locked-down tablet and smartphone environments. They aren’t so demanding about little things like proper filesystem access or the ability to run
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by TYPE_FASTER 1y ago
The one thing that has worked for me multiple times is using a calorie counter like myfitnesspal integrated with something like Apple Health and/or Strava. If it’s easy to enter food into the calorie counter and the exercise apps just
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by TYPE_FASTER 1y ago
> There will be other meetings, but you need not participate. Send an eagle in your place. Thank you, I missed that.
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by TYPE_FASTER 1y ago
It's pitch decks all the way down.
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by TYPE_FASTER 1y ago
> Bluebird, cardinal, warbler, thrush. Avian friends you know well. And I have a new favorite naming convention. > “Barendregt. Church is too mainstream.” > “It won’t be JavaScript for much longer.” Douglas Adams teaches SICP.
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by TYPE_FASTER 1y ago
https://archive.ph/CNJkT
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by TYPE_FASTER 1y ago
I might have missed it, but didn't see anything on HN about this oops: https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/cryptocurrency/pa...
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by TYPE_FASTER 1y ago
> While most operations are recovered, requests to launch new EC2 instances (or services that launch EC2 instances such as ECS) in the US-EAST-1 Region are still experiencing increased error rates. > We continue to investigate the roo
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by TYPE_FASTER 1y ago
Of course there is one available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/live/video/0a7d56413360489dbf25611edf... Also: https://www.amazon.com/Kooteyybhyy-Ornithopter-Generation-He... Which may be re-br
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by TYPE_FASTER 1y ago
There is decent RTK coverage in the US these days: https://e38surveysolutions.com/pages/ntrip-rtk-network-acces...
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by TYPE_FASTER 1y ago
The AI bubble feels similar to the Dot.com bubble. The pattern is the same, right? There's some tech, a hype wave that people try to surf (if you paddle fast enough, you can start something and cash out in time), and when the water rec
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by TYPE_FASTER 1y ago
Go for a quick walk. I realized this after fighting something for a few hours, then figuring it out on the walk out the door to go home several times.
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by TYPE_FASTER 1y ago
I think Apple's success at using power management data from their mobile products to make computer hardware with really good power management is highlighting just how bad computer power management has been. When you close the lid on a
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by TYPE_FASTER 1y ago
> He gets to go down looking like he’s fighting instead of unentertaining. Even better: he uses the opportunity to make it clear that any kind of comment that is out of line with the administration will not be tolerated. He didn't g
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by TYPE_FASTER 1y ago
THANK YOU I find this really cool for some reason.
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by TYPE_FASTER 1y ago
Exactly what I was wondering. Also, they are probably trying to figure out how to replace search traffic that switched to ChatGPT.

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