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by brysonreece 3y ago
There’s a Black Mirror episode somewhere in here akin to the Hunger Games.
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Developers Are on Edge(world.hey.com)
2 points by brysonreece 3y ago|1 comments
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by brysonreece 3y ago
This is amazing work! Can you divulge what institutions in Oklahoma are currently using NeuralRad? As someone in the state who often has MRIs looked at, this would definitely move a given medical provider higher on my list!
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by brysonreece 3y ago
Seems akin to “to be a billionaire, start with a million”. Are there any decent resources out there related to growing a genuine audience? Shitposting on Twitter seems to be a skill I never picked up.
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by brysonreece 3y ago
I really don’t understand the confusion in this thread; it was immediately apparent to me what the purpose of this tool was after reading the headline, the UI elements are sensible and intuitive, it’s use case is unique and sound (no pun in
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by brysonreece 3y ago
I really wish there were more non-collegiate hackathons available out there.
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by brysonreece 3y ago
Wow. How do design decisions get made that result in these types of situations in the first place?
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by brysonreece 3y ago
Considering Laravel is a backend framework, I’d be interested to know more about what this means.
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by brysonreece 3y ago
And they still are. OpenAI consists of two parts; a non-profit entity which owns the IP, along with the obvious commercialization-focused subsidiary of the company. My question is: what was stopping both parties here from pursuing parallel
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by brysonreece 3y ago
He has no shares (or has at least publicly claimed not to).
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by brysonreece 3y ago
Alternatively, “Suspect in therapy centre hack faces aggravated blackmail, other charges”
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NativePHP: A framework for building desktop apps using PHP(nativephp.com)
179 points by brysonreece 3y ago|124 comments
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by brysonreece 4y ago
Time Machine backups to a NAS with (2) 4TB WD Reds. One disk is exposed as a local Samba share while the other disk is set up as a duplicate using a nightly rsync cron job.
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by brysonreece 4y ago
Unrelated: OP, how do you like the U2723QE? Been trying to decide on pulling the trigger on two of them recently.
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by brysonreece 4y ago
Right? This thing is more eloquent with its words than I am with my own.
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by brysonreece 4y ago
My personal example of this, allowing me to cut down on my daily carry: - Cards stored in Apple Wallet - Health/Vehicle insurance card available via an app - Driver's License available via state-issued app - FlexNT NFC implants lo
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by brysonreece 4y ago
From the perspective of the company, there's immediate concerns around sensitive information, intellectual property, corporate/government espionage -- none of which seem unlikely in positions premised on flexible morals. IMO if th
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by brysonreece 4y ago
My general belief is that I, and others, should often treat the internet as a public forum like the local town square. Of course people can show up in a physical space, hiding their identities and screaming obscenities at bystanders, but I
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by brysonreece 5y ago
OpenHAB is a much older project built on Java(?) IIRC. As a user of both I MUCH prefer HomeAssistant. Integrations seem to be updated and added much more frequently, and are often based on other open source project rather than native functi
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by brysonreece 5y ago
May I ask what you do now? I’ve been pretty successful in my career so far as a 25 year old Senior SWE, but realize that at some point there needs to be a pivot, most likely towards a managerial role or other field.
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by brysonreece 5y ago
Comma Three by Comma.AI Reduced my engaged driving time by like 90%. Coming from a history of <$1k vehicles, it’s amazing IMO that most of my trips to and from places now consist of me setting the cruise speed (even in midtown) and letti
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by brysonreece 5y ago
Are you seriously implying that being LGBT is a mental health issue? I’m opposed to the restriction of content online that doesn’t inherently infringe on someone else’s liberties or body, personal opinions be damned. It’s asinine to believe
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by brysonreece 5y ago
Hackaday has been my browser homepage for nearly a decade, and really helped push me into engineering as a younger person. I can’t support them enough.
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by brysonreece 5y ago
I’ve never really understood the disdain for the Touch Bar. I’ve been rocking my first MacBook, a 13” Pro, for the last few months and haven’t had any complaints about it so far.
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by brysonreece 5y ago
Planet Nine (supposedly) has a mass somewhere between 4.9-8.4x that of our own planet.
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by brysonreece 5y ago
Location: Norman, OK Remote: Required Willing to relocate: No, but open to scheduled trips Technologies: Laravel/PHP/TALL stack, IoT, DevOps/applications at scale Résumé/CV: * Site: https://bryson.cc * P
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by brysonreece 5y ago
Hey Phil! I'd be interested to know if Hackaday has any plans for branded events when deemed safe? With Hackaday.io it also seems like the potential is there to help organize community events or maker-faires on a larger scale as we ree
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by brysonreece 5y ago
This hits the nail on the head. I've been an active community member for over ten years (from age 12, I'm 24 now) and the truth is that with the availability of parts — combined with all the benefits of traditional open source — t
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by brysonreece 5y ago
I'm 24, had Covid-19 in November, and since then I've had severe, chronic chest pain every single day for months. Cardiologists report similar effects so, anecdotally, I'm inclined to agree with the information being proposed
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by brysonreece 5y ago
I totally understand the use of Tailwind UI for an easy way to achieve professional looking components; I use it every single day at my job. At the same time, you're targeting this product towards customers who are already developer-or

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