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brylie
3y ago
I have no idea what all of this means, but would like to share a GPT-4 discussion that might illuminate your request. https://chat.openai.com/share/6a76cdcc-a303-4717-885c-519951...
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The Internet Archive has a copy of the Whole Earth Catalogue from 1968 with text selection, read aloud, and search: https://archive.org/details/whole-earth-fall-1968/page/n1/mo... Additional issues: htt
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Thank you so very much! :-)
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Noun (UK) anything that looks cheap, is of low quality, or in bad condition: Like most souvenir shops, it sells a lot of old tat. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/tat
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TLDR LGPL3: https://www.tldrlegal.com/license/gnu-lesser-general-public-... TLDR MPL v2: https://www.tldrlegal.com/license/mozilla-public-license-2-0...
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Please remember to put the download link at the top of the article or promotional material for quick access. I had to scroll down to the bottom of this 200 screen article and wasn’t sure I’d even find a download button when I got to the bot
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What’s New in Flutter 3.13
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Further reading: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peano_axioms
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What’s New in Flutter 3.13
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Flutter 3.13 Release
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I was having a discussion with ChatGPT about development difficulties in a micro services architecture. It helped me arrive at a possible improvement using dependency injection functions like get_sentry and get_mongo that can return a Magic
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Looks like an interesting project and compelling alternative to Gutenberg. Remember to check the project website content for grammar mistakes, e.g. using Grammarly, since small mistakes can tarnish the project image of professionalism.
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Perhaps this isn't as specific of an answer as you're looking for, as I'm not too familiar with the Shoelace library, but perhaps we gain some insight from the Shoelace Accessibility Commitment. > My commitment to Shoelace
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Out of curiosity, is it possible to define lit-html templates outside of JavaScript, such as in an accompanying HTML file?
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I'm enjoying the DO App Platform (Heroku alternative). Do you know if Hetzner has a similar service that I could compare?
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Gitless: A simple version control system built on top of Git
(gitless.com)
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I recently switched back to venv and pip with pip-tools with dependencies configured via pyproject.toml. I have a basic Makefile containing convenience command aliases with inter-dependencies. While not perfect, the venv/pip approach h
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The Internet Archive lists some of their major donors on the About IA page: https://archive.org/about/ Since they are a U.S. 501(c)(3), they also publish annual reports, which can be downloaded e.g., at the ProPublica
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Perhaps the first level of the game should start closer to the nut in the campfire zone. This is an important zone to understand and shows wear on many guitars. Players then use that as the basis to venture into open wilderness, e.g., by us
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Agreed that learning intervals and chord tone degrees is important. It is indeed supported by having familiarity with the underlying notes since they comprise the chords and scales. Learning the fretboard helps players to find chords and ch
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Hey, I’d love to try out Supabase as a backend for Flutter apps. However, the docs and scaffold code, like authentication flows, are a bit lacking for Flutter. What are the plans for improving the Flutter-related documentation and packages?
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The GrammarlyGO LLM makes an already essential writing companion even better. I’m now drafting new content and expanding ideas all in GrammarlyGO. It even checks the grammar and style of the LLM output! https://www.grammarly.com&
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I’ve been getting great results from Notion AI. I like how the LLM is integrated into an already powerful knowledge management tool. It makes it easier to iterate on ideas and learn new concepts. https://www.notion.so/produc
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I’m still waiting for autocorrect to stop changing “wellbeing” to “well-being”
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Not directly what you requested, but here is some info about recent and upcoming performance improvements in Python 3.11 and beyond: Improved CPython performance in 3.11 (released) - https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew&#
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Juno: New Origins – engineering and exploration sim with built in scripting
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In short, it's about the trade-off between quality and performance. Also, not all corners need to be round. The following article provides an in-depth exploration of how polygon count affects performance. https://www.linkedi
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4y ago
I've really enjoyed reading the Hooktheory interactive textbook and using their Hookpad tool for composition. https://www.hooktheory.com/
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I also tried working with EEG data from an OpenBCI device. My goal was to get an accurate enough signal to move a cursor on an X/Y axis and use that to control a predictive text input tool like Dasher. https://en.m.wikipedia
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I'm not a security expert, so consider this an anecdote, but I use Bitwarden to store my passwords and TOTP tokens.
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