chrismatheson

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by chrismatheson 1y ago
I know my view will be affected by the UK being generally a small country... most people aren't driving 200+ miles a day, which means 90% of charging will be at home. Driving longer that 200 miles means you probably want a decent break
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by chrismatheson 1y ago
just to be the person ... > AI Mode feels cleaner and more useful because it skips the clutter Google’s own algorithm helped create. I dont think this one can be blamed solely on google. SEO has been gaming pure "best results"
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by chrismatheson 1y ago
lots of the comments here focus on freelancing vs perm. Organisations of all shapes and sizes make irrational choices like this all the time. RTO - overwhelmingly unpopular with the workforce, with seemingly no tangible upside, being enforc
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by chrismatheson 2y ago
I can 2nd the murderbot series. Also there bobiverse series is great IMHO
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by chrismatheson 2y ago
But it does taste a whole lot better! LOVE getting fresh bread when im on holiday in France
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by chrismatheson 2y ago
No car parks, smaller more frequent convenience shops & supermarkets. just an random town in the UK https://www.google.com/maps/search/grocery+store/@51.3449444... houses/flats in the middle / n
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by chrismatheson 2y ago
I have not found the air fryer to cook in the same way as my toaster. The AirFryer is essentially still an oven (at least mine is) with the heat coming predominantly from the top, leading to some form of "double baked" bread, whic
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by chrismatheson 2y ago
can this be handled by a "shortcut" ? more config I know, but there are essentially CRON triggers that could be used to upload new photos to some external system maybe?
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by chrismatheson 2y ago
plus one for refurbing my own (not buying) a mini instead of being forced to the larger form factor.
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by chrismatheson 2y ago
can you share a link? my old Le-Crouset (15y/o) ones are EOL I think....
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by chrismatheson 2y ago
A pack of 10 tea spoons. Cant tell you how self-satisfied I am every time I make a brew and DONT need to wash up a spoon.
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by chrismatheson 2y ago
I bought a Retro Gameboy for my kids this year specifically to avoid all that non-sense. Turns out that Mario & Tetris & bomber man etc are just as fun to a kid now as they were in the 80's
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by chrismatheson 2y ago
from my own experience. There are some amazingly interesting use cases for organising family life. We have shared drop offs/pick ups with another family which is a constant flow of WhatsApp messages. I too have thought of a shared comm
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by chrismatheson 2y ago
+1 Terry Pratchett
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by chrismatheson 2y ago
You can. I took my 13mini to Apple paid the Apple tax and now I’m happy to not be forced into a uncomfortably larger physical device for at least mother year or two
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by chrismatheson 2y ago
Just an angle to think about. (im a SWE con the UK, lived in Manchester for 10 years (chrolton area) and also negotiating that 100K problem) 1) over 100K you also loose child benefits like free childcare for 2year old etc 2) What about taki
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by chrismatheson 2y ago
Yes man, Danny Wallace. Don’t take it’s comedy approach wrongly, I think a lot of folks could improve their happiness by reading and internalising this book.
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by chrismatheson 2y ago
I had one of those “don’t ask don’t tell” arrangements. Works fine until the top CEO mandates more and more and the middle manager can’t “hide” you any longer. (Personal experience) Probably a good move on your part
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by chrismatheson 2y ago
My Guess is they will push hard into the hardware side with more of a "Managed service" offering as well. A Proposition of the benefits of this open source ultra compatible ecosystem without the drawback of running your own server
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by chrismatheson 3y ago
The coding bot can be used by me to make more money / work less. I dont think WAME are giving the AI voice acting bot to the original voice actor so he can put it to work making money are they ?
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by chrismatheson 3y ago
Are you suggesting the earth may be one giant computer tasked with finding the ultimate question ?
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by chrismatheson 3y ago
As an ex hardware engineer turned software engineer I think what you're aiming for here is great!. I have always thought that a lot of the day to day software development tools would be a huge productivity boost if they were somehow re
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by chrismatheson 3y ago
As a parent I have looked into this precisely because there is so much autogenerated crap. With some form of AI by my side I can author my own content to a (hopefully and subjectively) higher standard. I can tailor stories to my Childs life
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by chrismatheson 3y ago
wasn't this a problem for http? any private network could funnel traffic through a reverse proxy cache and you end up with (potential) issues. Seemed to work ok for HTTP in general?
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by chrismatheson 4y ago
I would have expected that the small pool wouldn't get into the hosting game, its more that they allow use of their space in exchange for heat. Then Deep Green amalgamate these DC's into a cloud and do the part of finding customer
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by chrismatheson 4y ago
Not that I’m particularly defending RTO. But specifically on the daycare thing. No. They offer you a large salary and let you choose and organise what works for you. Not deciding for you and staffing some daycare as an afterthought on the 3
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by chrismatheson 4y ago
Read the stack trace / error message A lot of the time the answer is there if you read it :)
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by chrismatheson 4y ago
There was a CRDT based thing from the folks at ink and switch (if I remember correctly) some HN searching should bring it up I expect
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by chrismatheson 4y ago
I’m reasonably sure it’s been proven that IQ score is a poor measure of intelligence. Although I believe there is some truth in what your saying, that those engineers had minds which are rare, I personally don’t believe it’s all genetics. P
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by chrismatheson 4y ago
I wouldn't bother here. Much cheaper than a lawyer is to start a Ltd company and sell the thing under that. A) If the uni find out I doubt they would do anything without coming and talking to your first, squashing an entrepenurial stud

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