codazoda

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by codazoda 3mo ago
I had the most fun taking pictures with a cheap, low-quality camera that I only owned for a few months before it died. This one might fit the bill nicely. The skill or unknowns of the viewfinder might be part of the charm. I want one, but t
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by codazoda 3mo ago
I think he’s wasting time.
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by codazoda 3mo ago
I just skimmed and read parts but I really enjoyed reading this. It's like my own handwritten notes which are just stray thoughts about a subject. Maybe I should publish more of those and I love the idea of just musing about a single t
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by codazoda 3mo ago
I find it still asks too many questions. Unless I'm not triggering it as often as I think I am.
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by codazoda 3mo ago
This sounds like an interesting path. Wish I had time (instead of reading endless prompts and getting fatigued).
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by codazoda 3mo ago
As an aside… I wonder why “80 mph” was picked as an arbitrary value. In rural areas of Utah we have 80 mph posted limits and prima facie speed laws. A lot of Utah drivers regularly exceed 80 MPH and I’d argue they do so legally. It’s just a
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by codazoda 3mo ago
I have a TRS-80 that still ran last time I tried. It used audio cassette tapes for storage, but I don't have one, so I built a cable to use a modern voice recorder to read and store data on. I've been wanting to build some kind of
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by codazoda 3mo ago
Today the Mini tops out at 48GB. Gotta go to the Studio to get 64GB.
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by codazoda 3mo ago
I agree with the learning aspect, but I have another motivation. I suspect that closed models might become too expensive to run for personal hobbyist use. I’ve been planning to buy a 64GB machine just to allow the limited local models this
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by codazoda 3mo ago
Many of these, from the mid 1800’s, would have been printed on a press with metal letters. A modern open font that might match the style is Old Standard TT. https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Old%2BStandard%2BTT I was c
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by codazoda 3mo ago
The Studio I looked at yesterday jumped from $2600 to $3400 (30%). I was saving for it and was about 1/2 way there. I was expecting these increases in 2027, so planned to buy late in the year. Apple moved faster than I expected after t
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by codazoda 3mo ago
Why does Bloomberg get into so much activism?
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by codazoda 4mo ago
At least you were able to restore them. 25 years ago I was using the service and went a while without logging in. They deleted some of my favorite photos. They were photos I had taken with a cheap $20 digital camera (pushing it to it's
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by codazoda 4mo ago
Daily Roku user here. I'm not sure what you mean about Amazon and the fastforward button.
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by codazoda 4mo ago
Yeah, I hate the remote, which is why I never use Apple TV even though I both own one and have the Apple TV service. Maybe I'll try the remote the other user here mentioned.
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by codazoda 4mo ago
Looks cool, I’ll checkout the book. Your download links (PDF and EPUB) are down for me. > NoSuchKeyThe specified key does not exist…
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by codazoda 4mo ago
I'm running an M3 on an Air with just 16GB. I can still get useful results without an internet connection in "chat mode". It's a different experience than using Claude, for sure, but it's workable. I typically use t
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by codazoda 4mo ago
I made an envelope accounting page for my accounts that don't have it. Prior to AI I was just complaining about it, even though I'm a developer. https://buckets.joelryan.com
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by codazoda 4mo ago
Plus $15k to move them for new shingles when the time comes, if they’re on shingles. I wonder why we don’t use them to build shade structures instead.
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by codazoda 4mo ago
A contractor showed me how to fix dents in granite with superglue. It’s totally clear. The trick is to scrape it with a razor blade at a 90 degree angle (strait horizontal). The imperfections become nearly invisible.
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by codazoda 5mo ago
Here’s a weird aside… I like to create little businesses. Most of them are unsuccessful. I tried to get a bit of business liability insurance, including E&O for this, but it’s proven to be somewhat difficult: I do too many things. I des
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by codazoda 5mo ago
Here’s a weird aside… I like to create little business try’s. Most of them are wildly unsuccessful. I tried to get a bit of business liability insurance, including E&O for this. Why? Because I do too many things. I design and sell 3D pr
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by codazoda 5mo ago
The boat moves in all three for me
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by codazoda 5mo ago
I think this is why signed commits are also supported. My first thought was that this probably doesn’t work with signed commits. But, maybe it does since they are listed as the commiter.
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by codazoda 5mo ago
Yes. Video trucks are already common in Las Vegas, NV, USA.
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by codazoda 5mo ago
Looks like it will just push game publishers to a subscription model.
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by codazoda 5mo ago
Lots of interesting takes that I think I disagree with here, although I mostly write Markdown rather than read it: > they’re hamstrung by the terminal itself, which is almost always monospaced and thus fatiguing to read. I recently re-bu
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by codazoda 5mo ago
I never use the physical touch on the MacBook Pro or MacBook Air. It’s one of the first things I configure so that a light tap is a click. It somehow feels “faster” to me.
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by codazoda 5mo ago
I do the same. Ender 3 V2 that I paid <$250 for about 5 years ago. It paid for itself on the first print job where I repaired some Samsung stove knobs where replacements were $400 a set. I'm now considering an upgrade and I'll
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by codazoda 5mo ago
This reminds me of a weird story... I went to work at a BBB office once. They turned all their computers off at night and every morning they were back on. It was just "normal" for them. I can't even remember what problem I wa

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