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by WA 4y ago
Germany, Cinemaxx, Avatar in 3D at prime time: €17.49 without food and drinks. (includes half an hour of ads before the movie starts, at least that is what it used to be 5-10 years ago, I haven’t been to a cinema in years)
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by WA 4y ago
Similar here. If a non-fiction book interests me, I check out the table of contents, try to derive the content from this and read a bunch of reviews on goodreads.com Most of the time, it's clear that there's not much more in the b
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by WA 4y ago
I don’t understand the conclusion. Why are you glad that your parents forced you for 6 years, if this had basically nothing to do with your later-found joy for music? Couldn’t the same invitation have happened if you just tried piano for a
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by WA 4y ago
Women with natural menstrual cycles have a 0.2-0.5 °C higher body temperature after their ovulation because of the higher progesterone level in their blood. They literally don’t have a single "correct" body temperature. It’s not m
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by WA 4y ago
It’s still up in all its fraudulent glory: https://www.tesla.com/videos/full-self-driving-hardware-all-...
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by WA 4y ago
Thanks. Reading a thread like this is sobering on the one hand, but also gives the feeling of "it's all pointless and crowded" :)
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by WA 4y ago
Do opportunities like these still exist?
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by WA 4y ago
> I believe that all sales are about selling into peoples dreams. Nah, there's selling the dream of quitting the 9-to-5, financial independence, control over one's own time. That is what this is all about. It's on a tota
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by WA 4y ago
I also found this description utterly lacking. However, OpenAI actually has a thing called fine-tuning the model. You can use it to train it with your own data. Maybe the author did exactly that? But I couldn’t find how to do this via the P
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by WA 4y ago
The millions of people who put microphones from Amazon or Google in their homes.
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by WA 4y ago
So what do you use? Vanilla JS?
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by WA 4y ago
I think it's the story of Pieter. He started at zero several years ago and build his way up with no prior coding experience. That's the inspiring part. It's not what he does now, because as you said: he has an audience and la
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by WA 4y ago
Building in public is marketing for people who sell to other people who want to leave their 9-to-5.
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by WA 4y ago
Yes. You can include or exclude regions and individual countries. Another interesting thing: Apple’s price tiers are anchored to the US dollar. Even though I am a German developer, selling only to German speaking people in the EU, I have to
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by WA 4y ago
No. The alternative would be a button "apply current exchange rates to all prices" and an additional input field where you can override this price per country. This is how Amazon does it for Kindle self-publishing.
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by WA 4y ago
Exactly. The question doesn’t even state a goal. Without a goal, there can’t be an answer to "the best action".
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by WA 4y ago
Not sure about the "no one else has", but maybe you can connect with these people and have a look here and contribute your views to the offline-first movement: https://www.inkandswitch.com/local-first.html https:
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by WA 4y ago
If it is sold as an AI, people are unimpressed. It’s really not a genius. If it is sold as a sophisticated general purpose chat bot (like you did), it’s incredibly impressive. Context matters.
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by WA 4y ago
> unless I’m missing something here Yes, marketing.
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by WA 4y ago
I understood the parent comment like so: if your subject is not interesting, no amount of technical mumbo jumbo will make your photo truly great. Whereas the counter point is: if you get the technical aspects right (especially composition a
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by WA 4y ago
Counter point, directly from the article: > An intriguing interplay of light and shadows can make a discarded candy wrapper look profound. And I agree. I recently saw "good" photos of a mundane university bathroom, but they wer
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by WA 4y ago
They replaced their somewhat productive engineering workforce with completely unproductive interest payments. I’m not convinced that this will lead to a better spot. But regarding the bugs, I’m totally with you. Same here. I use Twitter onl
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by WA 4y ago
> So I just don't really see how you can single out FP here at all. Not OP but imho, it’s because FP is "sold" as the perfect solution for readability and code maintainability. Just use FP and nothing can go wrong. That’s
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by WA 4y ago
It’s very easy. Take your app, dump it into Capacitor. Done. If you revisit your Capacitor-wrapper a few years later, you either take the update-dependencies-route or just start a fresh project and dump your PWA bundle in there. Depends on
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by WA 4y ago
How do you type ä ö ü ß ?
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by WA 4y ago
Every small indie game ever: action buttons are x and z. Guess what, y and z are swapped on a German keyboard.
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by WA 4y ago
> For artists, the product is their output, the art itself. For professional artists who do it for the money, yes, that's true. For amateur artists, the product can be the process, the flow of creating art. Futhermore, I'd say
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by WA 4y ago
On the other hand, I’m reminded of this talk: https://idlewords.com/talks/web_design_first_100_years.htm The web and smartphone landscape in 50 years might very well look quite similar to what we have today. VR will re
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by WA 4y ago
Replace React with jQuery in your post, see what happens.
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by WA 4y ago
Why do you devalue this course with shitty AI-generated images? They give off a horror vibe and since the details are all wrong, I get the impression that details don't matter in your course. But in coding, it's all about the deta

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