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by bicx 2y ago
Furiosa didn’t have the grandiosity and great pacing of Mad Max: Fury Road, but it still had great audio. I’d rewatch with a better sound system.
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by bicx 2y ago
Honestly, if you’re in a job where you meet potential connections in person, it’s a lot easier to give someone a card with your info rather than to tell them how to find you on the internet and hope they remember.
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by bicx 2y ago
I believe they asked things like “Get notified when you appear in your friends photos” or something along those lines. My memory is fuzzy though. Phrasing it like that would probably get more opt-ins. It’s a lot less scary sounding.
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by bicx 2y ago
You and I must have worked at the same insurance company. Except my time was before k8s. They had a multi-million-dollar data pipeline rewrite that somehow turned out to be slower than the old one.
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by bicx 2y ago
Large insurance companies have a lot of tech jobs and they are boring as hell.
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by bicx 2y ago
I saw the headline earlier, and my first thought was "I hope he was the pilot, because that would be a fitting way to go for a legend." Not only was he the pilot, but he was flying solo at 90 years old.
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by bicx 2y ago
My way of planning and writing software shifted a good bit after I went from working at a mid-size tech company to working for myself. Suddenly I cared very much about how long it took to reach a functional product and very little about dev
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by bicx 2y ago
I’ve wanted to build an app that could estimate total solar energy generation for boondocking RVers (meaning the position changes a lot), and if what others are saying about the paid version is correct, this seems like an intriguing way to
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by bicx 2y ago
In the ZIRP era, everything seemed possible. Some of the resulting companies just got enough traction to prolong their demise.
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by bicx 2y ago
From what I can tell, the biggest proponents of AI in everything are the investors anticipating that people will want AI in everything. I actually enjoy using LLM chat interfaces like ChatGPT directly, and I do benefit from Copilot in VS C
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by bicx 2y ago
Hah just saw this. No, I meant "clay."
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by bicx 2y ago
Google scrapes like a maniac. And for profit. Many others do the same. A website can put up a TOS prohibiting such use, but my understanding is that is essentially unenforceable if the site is publicly accessible. The recent Meta v Bright D
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by bicx 2y ago
Not in a dry climate. Check out Desert Drifter on YouTube. He routinely finds Native American clash and wood structures (including ladders) abandoned in the desert that are hundreds of years old.
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by bicx 2y ago
I bought his last book when it was popular, but I just couldn’t get on board with his mentality. I can’t get through life by always anticipating some kind of disaster.
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by bicx 2y ago
Yeah, after a certain amount (like enough to cover expenses, have a little fun, and build savings) and a certain amount of time, your income stops being something that makes you excited. This is especially true if you’re around other people
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by bicx 3y ago
Their white paper from 2020: https://sensibleweather.github.io/whitepaper/
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Sensible Weather: Get money back on rainy vacation days(sensibleweather.com)
1 points by bicx 3y ago|1 comments
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by bicx 3y ago
Not true. It’s one of the most groundbreaking changes to self-education on just about any well-known topic. It’s like having a tutor who is available to ask endless questions and provide a variety examples. When I’m learning something new t
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by bicx 3y ago
Related: Arvid Kahl (who hosts the podcast The Bootstrapped Founder) recently launched https://podcast.fm , which essentially transcribes thousands of podcasts and makes them available for search.
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by bicx 3y ago
Have you tried the RV Life app? Not sure if it’s any better than your Garmin, but it finds RV-friendly routes. I’ve heard of other RVers who have also used the Hammer navigation app used by truckers.
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by bicx 3y ago
I often use the old trick of skipping to the end to see if there is a coherent conclusion, and if I think the conclusion is interesting, I’ll go back and pick my way through the body of the article. I agree with your points though in genera
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by bicx 3y ago
No, but I'm not talking about Phil. People here are claiming no one can work that much. You can, but it's not healthy or sustainable.
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by bicx 3y ago
We can legally own things. Maybe in the future, our income is derived from farming our AI servers. Just hook them into a broader network and allow people to hire them out for AI tasks. We just focus on building our bot army.
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by bicx 3y ago
Don’t really understand the deniers here. I’ve also worked through weeks of literally waking up and building software until time to go to bed, 7 days a week. It is definitely possible, but it destroys you mentally. It was never the expectat
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by bicx 3y ago
I wonder if this is somewhat related to the drop in overall religious belief. Speaking as someone who officially lost my faith after 36 years, it can be challenging to figure out how to replace the relative certainty of purpose and meaning
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by bicx 3y ago
Why would the cat want to draw out predators though?
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by bicx 3y ago
Same with me. I don’t get a full migraine, just an aura. When it first happened, I thought I had a detached retina and started freaking out a bit. Interestingly, it seems to trigger for me when I’m staring closely at a bright computer scree
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by bicx 3y ago
I think that yawning is also something dogs do when they are frustrated. My dog does it a good bit, and that’s when I know to give her a break. Or maybe I’m just being trained too…
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by bicx 3y ago
It’s just meant to fill in non-existent profile images for staging builds and demos. It’s not meant to chase anything.
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The UX of Lego Interface Panels(interactionmagic.com)
1 points by bicx 3y ago|0 comments

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