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by a2dam 1y ago
This happened to me too. I eliminated it in text responses, but eventually figured out that there's a system prompt in voice mode that says to do this (more or less) regardless of any instructions you give to the contrary. Attempting t
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by a2dam 1y ago
Same here, I even have a fun mini game in my head where I try to make the selection box beginning line directly up with the end on the row below.
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by a2dam 1y ago
Thanks!
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by a2dam 1y ago
Which one do you recommend?
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by a2dam 1y ago
Color is the hardest thing on your list. I think something that meets most other requirements is the Inkplate 10, which I’ve been using as an apartment status display for a few years now. It’s ESP32 based and I have it grabbing an image fro
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by a2dam 1y ago
The goal is to make consumers better off, not just to have a competitive market. There's a lot of ways to make markets more competitive that don't result in better value for consumers, and I'd argue that this is one of them.
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by a2dam 1y ago
Thank you, I did indeed mean income and not salary (though real median salary for full time workers has also outpaced inflation).
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by a2dam 1y ago
Saying that the DMA is working well by reducing the features available to users with no apparent upside is a tough sell.
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by a2dam 1y ago
Salaries have outpaced inflation until recently.
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by a2dam 1y ago
It’s been a few years since I was at a company that has used it, but I very much enjoyed Shortcut (née Clubhouse).
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by a2dam 1y ago
I've been looking into doing this as a Home Assistant integration so I can put it in a little dashboard by the door. Can you describe how you built this a bit more? It's exactly the kind of data that should be easy to grab, but is
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by a2dam 1y ago
This is literally how the light bulb filament was discovered.
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by a2dam 1y ago
What are you talking about?
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by a2dam 2y ago
I made a board similar to this that is based on an ESP32 eink screen (the Inkplate, which I highly recommend). The easiest way to render a dashboard like this is with a website, versus making the ESP32 render custom components and call a bu
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by a2dam 2y ago
Spotify used to have this, and it's very annoying that they removed the feature about a year ago.
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by a2dam 2y ago
The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act makes it illegal to adjust health (but not life) insurance premiums or discriminate for employment based on genetic information. Couples who do genetic testing before having kids have the same p
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by a2dam 2y ago
An interesting fact about that timeline is that the writers based it partially on what they thought the world would be like if Trump was president.
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by a2dam 2y ago
Hah I used to work there as well. I pictured this whole story taking place in 55 Water St.
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by a2dam 2y ago
It's a shame this doesn't work for the Kindle Fire tablets, which are amazing devices for the price but unfortunately tethered to Amazon services.
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by a2dam 2y ago
This is fine, this is what issuing shares is for. Raising money is the reason why companies do this at all. There's an argument to be made that they're running the company poorly (that I don't totally subscribe to), but this
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by a2dam 2y ago
This is sweet, but the demo video is a little tough to see in vertical orientation. I agree with the other poster -- an animation (with a normal horizontal view) or similar would be really helpful in getting the point across sooner. Great a
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by a2dam 2y ago
Awesome, thank you!
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by a2dam 2y ago
Would make for an incredible Obsidian plugin
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by a2dam 2y ago
Restoring what was taken from the victims is literally the definition of restitution.
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by a2dam 2y ago
Should be Bajas Blast, like Attornies General
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by a2dam 2y ago
Again, it’s not meaningless; it likely changes your behaviors in ways you aren’t conscious of, and the plastic is actually reused. Also, I’d suggest you aren’t the median person. Even if it had zero effect on your behavior, that likely isn’
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by a2dam 2y ago
What’s the lie? The plastic is indeed reused.
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by a2dam 2y ago
The aluminum collected from aluminum drives in WW2 wasn't really used all that much, but it did make everyone feel like the war was important and that they were contributing. Similar thing with blood drives after 9/11, most of whi
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by a2dam 3y ago
They actually did say that it will be green: https://9to5mac.com/2023/11/16/apple-confirms-rcs-messages-w...
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by a2dam 3y ago
What makes you say this? They existed and there were a ton of similar products as well. None of them got any grief from those organizations.

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