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by adfm 3y ago
Considering OwnCloud’s current breach following recent acquisition, you might want to check out the NextCloud fork, which seems to be actively worked on https://nextcloud.com/blog/security-statement/
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by adfm 3y ago
Used to have an old crew cab with 8’ bed, but it was too long for our driveway. I loved that truck, crew cab and all. But that was years ago. I live in an area prone to wildfires, so I can understand the need for 4WD, etc. We have two SUVs
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by adfm 3y ago
Sounds like a fleet vehicle. The dually's at the ranch and has an 8' bed. No stacks. No 5" tips. Beat to shit, brown, with a bad starter.
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by adfm 3y ago
The Home Depot truck is an actual truck. Anything with a second row and a bed less than 8' is a truck-shaped car.
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by adfm 3y ago
Trucks are meant to haul. Anything with less than an 8' bed are truck-shaped cars for all practical purposes and should be taxed accordingly because they're a waste of resources and contribute to the decline of the environment. Cr
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by adfm 3y ago
Bed does not fit a full sheet of plywood, so a deal-breaker for practical truck buyers. You’d assume 96” would be a default parameter in any generative model focused on “optimum truck.” Am I missing something? Enlighten me.
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by adfm 3y ago
Weight ratio is definitely an issue, but what I want to know is what it will carry. They call it a truck, but is it? Practical truck buyers will want to know upfront if it will carry a full sheet of plywood and how convenient it is to load
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by adfm 3y ago
I was there and can attest to it being more powerful than anything else in the ring. Honestly, I was hoping for more of an SRL death match, but Blendo was about as close as you could get that day and they didn't even compete. You know
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by adfm 3y ago
SimpleMind does something similar with OPML and it works well across desktop and mobile. Definitely worth checking out on a tablet. https://simplemind.eu/blog/mapping-your-thoughts-with-chatgp...
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by adfm 3y ago
From the article: "They followed IBM, which cut its spending with X on Thursday." Let's *never forget* that the Holocaust wouldn't have been as effective if it weren't for *International Business Machines* punch car
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by adfm 3y ago
Whatever it is, it's serious enough to forego resignation and there's enough evidence for it to be self-evident. When the headlines talk about AI taking white-collar jobs, I wasn't expecting this.
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by adfm 3y ago
Thank you! 100
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by adfm 3y ago
If you have to ask yourself whether it's more convenient to walk or drive across the sea of asphalt to get there, you're missing the point. Are you seriously going to walk from CostCo to Target? How about from Target to Best Buy?
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by adfm 3y ago
Commercial real estate is falling in on itself. When you start to notice banks outnumbering actual businesses in your area, it’s already too late. Another thing to look for is development around big box stores. If your only option is to dri
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by adfm 3y ago
Photopea and Vectorpea live in the intersection between Photoshop/Illustrator and apps like Canva, which, let’s just accept it, is the vast majority of users out there. Pull back for a moment and consider where this is going. If we’re
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by adfm 3y ago
Adobe could introduce a re-tooled Fireworks for teams and make a killing, but instead they went with XD, which failed to gain any traction, hence Figma.
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by adfm 3y ago
Sure thing! For me, it was a choice between learning obscure codes for an ancient phototypesetting machine or Illustrator 88 on an SE. Vector trace function is great for mockups or if you’re going for that mid-90s Taco Bell promo vibe. Too
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by adfm 3y ago
You might consider checking out Linearity Curve (Vectornator) if you need vector tracing. It's in their free tier. The app itself is decent (if you're on Mac or iOS), but the UI does take some getting used to. Seems like a decent
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by adfm 3y ago
It does mention this in the section "“REST” Wins, Kinda…" """ Some pushed through to Level 3 by incorporating hypermedia controls in their responses, but nearly all these APIs still needed to publish documentation,
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by adfm 3y ago
It could have something to do with REST not meaning what you think it means. https://htmx.org/essays/how-did-rest-come-to-mean-the-opposi...
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by adfm 3y ago
I haven't in a while, but LoRa looks appealing, so maybe in the not too distant future. If you can't find what you're looking for, scratch that itch.
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by adfm 3y ago
I built the original WiFi light bulb back in 2003. Does that count? https://web.archive.org/web/20090923154300/http://www.oreill... Coincidentally, this post and another post[^1] about the cantenna[^2],
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by adfm 3y ago
It’s kind of a trip seeing people noodling around with stuff I hacked together 20+ years ago showing up on the HN front page at the same time. i enjoy kismet. Currently #27: The anatomy of a smart bulb https://news.ycombinator.co
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by adfm 3y ago
Wow! We built that thing 22 years ago! Fun to see it pop up like this periodically. Here's a link to the 10th anniversary: https://makezine.com/article/home/food-beverage/pringles-can...
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by adfm 3y ago
Is there a stereoscopic viewing option, like sketchfab.com embeds?
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by adfm 3y ago
Hint: Immersive Generative AI is the killer app. Radiance fields, Gaussian Splatter, Photogrammetry, and other computational photographic techniques are where this is headed. It's not that much overhead to render a stereoscopic view fr
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by adfm 3y ago
Very impressive! Curious what the frame rate would be like for stereoscopic rendering of the same scene on the same hardware. Are there optimizations to be had past the halfway mark?
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by adfm 3y ago
Agreed. They bought the superior tool and killed it off. Fireworks is still lamented by many. There’s a reason Adobe bought Figma. Wonder how long it takes before they kill that off. Affinity might not have feature parity, but they do pro l
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by adfm 3y ago
There's also X, the moonshot company (Google, Alphabet) https://x.company
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by adfm 3y ago
There's also a focused "zen mode" for VSC.

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