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by codersfocus 2y ago
Google Cloud has an API to crawl a page, but it’s only meant to be used for job postings and live events, so they can add and remove the pages quicker than usual.
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by codersfocus 2y ago
This makes me wonder if when the 4 minute mile was broken, and thereafter broken by several more people in short order, was this due to improved shoes? The example is frequently cited as a "mental shift" causing improved performan
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by codersfocus 2y ago
Whelp, just logged in for the first time in 1687 days, 19 hours and 18 minutes
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by codersfocus 2y ago
I thought this would be an AI app that would rely on the domain name and/or website crawl to infer an aesthetic, and then create a prompt that would be fed to a generative image transformer
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by codersfocus 2y ago
>Does boeing have the ability to infect people with MRSA? Reminds the old soviet ricin umbrella injector https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgarian_umbrella
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by codersfocus 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote, Philadelphia / NJ USA End to End MVP Design & Development Starting at $7k Afterwards, I can refer you to cheaper overseas talent to further develop the app. I offer consistent (e.g. daily) video updates as th
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by codersfocus 2y ago
Or an even more concise example: fountain codes
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by codersfocus 2y ago
I walked by an HM that had trash bags filled with new condition shoes. I started looking through them before I realized they had stamp cut holes through the soles so people couldn’t use it.
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by codersfocus 2y ago
The national institution that made them (CSIRO) also held the patent on WiFi. Among many other inventions. Very interesting organization of Australias, and wish we had something like it in the US.
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by codersfocus 2y ago
Another comment mentioned it, but Austria, specifically Vienna.
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by codersfocus 3y ago
I think you’re forgetting the ??? step
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by codersfocus 3y ago
Microorganisms need certain conditions to work. Wood furniture can last indefinitely as long as it’s not wet.
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by codersfocus 3y ago
Yes, big chance this will make things shittier, just like the EU's cookie law. The US ought to take some protectionist measures and punish the EU for this.
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by codersfocus 3y ago
As they should be considering what a large percentage of their revenue this will effect.
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by codersfocus 3y ago
https://jamestown.org/programs/rd/ This series was written 8 years ago and predicted another invasion of Ukraine. The tldr is it was a strategy for Putin to remain in power.
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by codersfocus 3y ago
Interesting how study titles might be a good way of determining reading levels.
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by codersfocus 3y ago
How high powered? This sounds like a CRT display.
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by codersfocus 3y ago
There is the concept of "agrivoltaics" where solar and agriculture can be colocated. Apparently, certain fruits and veggies grow better with a bit of shade provided by solar panels.
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by codersfocus 3y ago
If you examined your thoughts more closely, you'd realize they're ridiculous. Should we pay everyone the same in a given country? Should a food deliverer make the same as a surgeon? No? Then this creates an economic hierarchy alre
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by codersfocus 3y ago
1: Can I get their attention 2: Not being hassled for your attention
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by codersfocus 3y ago
Many police departments have upper IQ limits for officers that’s only slightly above average. Since leadership is promoted from internal ranks, that also causes ineffective leadership.
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by codersfocus 3y ago
I have a product that's an alternative to this. [0] It's a video shorts hub for your team. You press a hotkey that activates screen & audio recording. You can record little blurbs about things throughout the day. [0]: https:&
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by codersfocus 3y ago
"To block the necessary amount of solar radiation, the shade would have to be about a million square miles, roughly the size of Argentina, Dr. Rozen said." "Dr. Rozen said his team was ready to design a prototype shade of 100
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by codersfocus 3y ago
That’s awful. JFC.
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by codersfocus 3y ago
Are there any “circular” cities in the US? The grid based system of pretty much every US city is not conducive to walkability. It actively hinders it with incessant stop signals and cross walks. The meandering roads of many small and mid si
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by codersfocus 3y ago
It’s only awkward in certain cultures. Travel more and you’ll see places where there isn’t such widespread social disturbances.
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by codersfocus 3y ago
A molecule responsible for deactivating women’s second X chromosome is responsible
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by codersfocus 3y ago
One other thing is with alphabets. If I highlight over a word, and you could show me how to sound out the word in latin characters, that would be super helpful and no other language app I know of does that.
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by codersfocus 3y ago
Some feedback: When you start the intro, and it says "Hi, what language do you want to learn" the button should be labeled "Select..." not a default language. It was unclear I had to click it to select a different langua
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by codersfocus 3y ago
> He's either going to continue doing what he's doing now and continue running circles around everyone or he's going to actually attempt to improve them and his own productivity is going to plumet. I’m working on a develop

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