codazoda

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by codazoda 2mo ago
I wore these glasses for two years. I won't buy them again for reasons mentioned elsewhere. In that time nobody ever mentioned them. It's relatively difficult to pick these out in a crowd, unless they are actively recording (and e
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by codazoda 2mo ago
I agree, but unfortunately, they don't have great quality or support. First, I've had these for about 2-years. I purchased them to capture candid pictures and video's on a cruise and they were fantastic for that purpose but I
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by codazoda 2mo ago
That's a $5k 32GB card for anyone who doesn't know all these off the top of their heads (like myself).
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by codazoda 2mo ago
Yes. You might be talking about the 14Kb problem. https://joeldare.com/the-14kb-problem
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by codazoda 2mo ago
Even this is more complex than many websites need to be. A few months ago I wrote about why I often create pages in pure html and css. https://joeldare.com/why-im-writing-pure-html-and-css-in-202...
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by codazoda 2mo ago
Possibly a simple SD?
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by codazoda 2mo ago
I didn’t look at the prompt but, as an aside, Anthropic recently did a blog post about how they reduced the size my 80% for Opus 5.
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by codazoda 2mo ago
> The case went to trial, where Klayme was found guilty. There’s a lot missing in this sentence. What evidence ended up convicting him?
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by codazoda 2mo ago
I was wondering where the 116 surviving machines are. These are not the type you see in Utah (American made 4-4-0). Instead they were built for rough (sometimes temporary) track and steep inclines. Often used in mining and logging. Edit: Th
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by codazoda 2mo ago
I was going to mention an Atomic Clock. I use one in an RV and it sets itself even outside of cell phone range. I know it uses a radio signal of some type but I have no idea how it works. It rights itself within a few minutes of time change
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by codazoda 2mo ago
You may not have scrolled up. Much of that is included.
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by codazoda 2mo ago
I did some fade tests with several pens and a pencil on a laser print. The pencil and toner were the only things that hadn’t faded in direct sunlight after two years. Even high end pens faded. To be fair, your notebook probably won’t get li
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by codazoda 2mo ago
I was filling notebooks too quickly and didn’t know what to do with them so I switched to a Kindle Scribe. It’s more expensive than a bunch of nice paper notebooks but it’s worked well for me. I export my handwritten notes for safe keeping
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by codazoda 2mo ago
I would argue a large percentage of us are creatives and that might have driven us to software engineering. That’s the case for me, at least. I love many other creative things but selected software for my job.
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by codazoda 2mo ago
Not op, but, because I’m not a designer, I’d probably try to use an AI tool and maybe give it specific instructions to make it suck a little. Then again, not being a designer, I’d probably make it suck too, but it would take forever.
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by codazoda 2mo ago
I’ll second this. I’d probably follow along even though I don’t own an ally.
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by codazoda 2mo ago
I’m curious what sensors you’re using? My first thought was a camera up above the pins pointing down that can detect them. There are probably more reliable methods. If it were me, I’d seek to simplify as much as possible so things keep runn
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by codazoda 2mo ago
I see a lot of young software engineers who don’t realize how much you can do on your own and how simple it is.
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by codazoda 2mo ago
What’s your preference? I also “preach” GitHub pages a lot but I’ve also written about hosting on a Raspberry Pi in my bedroom. https://joeldare.com/private-analytics-and-my-raspberry-pi-4...
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by codazoda 2mo ago
I created Neat CSS for some Hardcore IndieWeb users (though I’ve never used that name before now). https://neat.joeldare.com You’ll also find a free email course where I walk you through how I create a site using it. Link on tha
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by codazoda 2mo ago
I’m worried about the switch in business model here, which is part of the reason I just switched to LM Studio from Ollama. > use the largest frontier open source models through LM Studio Secure Cloud
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When Bugs Feel Like Sabotage(joeldare.com)
5 points by codazoda 2mo ago|1 comments
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by codazoda 2mo ago
I kinda like the thought but wouldn't a simple action that sends email to the archive list for all senders that aren't on your contact list handle this? That's what I do with my phone, actually, and I might consider it for em
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Building a Static Site with Pandoc(joeldare.com)
2 points by codazoda 2mo ago|0 comments
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by codazoda 2mo ago
One down-side to this is that it does require you to run the agent on your Mac instead of in a Sandbox. I do this too and there are lots of problems I can't solve in a sandbox. I know a lot of you are throwing your hands up at the year
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by codazoda 3mo ago
I’d be willing to help with that, pro bono. I like my tech minimal, so I’m a fan of small and fast html/css with a bit of JS when necessary. Today this is probably a quick project with an AI tool and a Notion MCP. Contact info in my pr
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by codazoda 3mo ago
Deleted. I somehow managed to reply to the wrong thread.
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by codazoda 3mo ago
Nice. I love zines and I’ll enjoy checking out those other links.
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by codazoda 3mo ago
You’re not alone. I haven’t looked at this for my own content (I really only publish on the web) but I’m encouraged that it’s search and not analytics. I don’t use Google Analytics on my site for privacy reasons. I’m kinda hoping this works
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by codazoda 3mo ago
I’ve been wondering if chat is the wrong interface for slower local models (and some projects) and maybe something like a ticket system is a better fit. I just decided how I would test this idea on my available hardware before I go drop mon

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