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by csw-001 3y ago
I’m confused - it’s a waitlist?
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by csw-001 3y ago
These are really cool - but I'd love to see an "honest" desk version... I remember working for a professor that had an office so filled with papers and items that when he said "put that on my desk" I literally could
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by csw-001 3y ago
You can also use a ServiceWorker to implement caching using its fetch proxy and local offline storage. You can even build whole Progressive Web Apps to run offline.
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by csw-001 3y ago
I’ll check it out today. Thanks for supporting RSS!
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by csw-001 3y ago
RSS feed?
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by csw-001 3y ago
That’s fair… I think what made it feel like a rug pull for me was that I erroneously thought that ongoing costs were being covered by the subscription fees. So I ended up with this useless box and a need to find a new email provider. That s
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by csw-001 3y ago
I was, and am, sad helm shutdown. That said, the fact that they rug pulled on a device I waited a year to get, then owned for less than two years, all while charging me an annual fee (that I thought was meant to make them sustainable) irks
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by csw-001 3y ago
> We wanted the ability to reference what parts of the document were used to generate an answer so you could fact-check the answers without sifting through thousands of pages by hand (or dealing with a black box). 100% this! Checking the
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by csw-001 3y ago
How hard would it be to let users tinker with this? Like could I have a set of sliders to go play with (customize) my scoring? Any chance AI could be used to dedup the stories (like these are identical - only show higher source)?
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by csw-001 3y ago
I find tracking things is a helpful (and relatively healthy) way to manage anxiety. It’s a total time vampire - but once I’ve made my lists of todos/sheets/Roam/Notion/BuJo/whatever and convinced myself I’m organize
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by csw-001 4y ago
> There are few to no paths to a non-dystopian outcome currently. Said Caveman 1 to Caveman 2 shortly after the discovery of fire. ;-)
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by csw-001 4y ago
This was my first thought - originally described a prison designed in a way that a central guard tower can see into all the cells. Even if prisoners aren’t actually being watched, the theory is they behavior better because they know they co
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by csw-001 4y ago
> Why would anyone want to listen to it then? what would be the point? The acoustic equivalent of a screensaver? I would think they would want to listen to it for the same reason they listen to human generated music. Is your thought here
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by csw-001 4y ago
Fun!
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by csw-001 4y ago
For me it was ConLaw as part of the first year of law school. It forced me to relearn US civics, and confront all the gray area that exists in trying to build and maintain a functional democracy. It expanded my view because it retaught peri
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by csw-001 4y ago
This is amazing because I just started doing exactly the same thing with my 1st grader with similar results. She loves it so much more than the terrible worksheets she comes home with.
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by csw-001 4y ago
I agree. But, I think your comment about energy might be the key - that he might like doing it, and so it requires less energy. I have a lot of energy for some strange tasks that could easily be considered tiediuos by others (gardening for
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by csw-001 4y ago
This is really neat - any plans to offer a fountain pen addition? I much prefer the easy glide of a fountain pen.
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by csw-001 4y ago
My inclination would be to actively require students to use AI in drafting. It seems plausible to me that successful work in the future will require AI collaboration. The skill we are looking for is apparently output based (like much of the
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by csw-001 4y ago
Newsblur has been suckless for years.
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by csw-001 4y ago
I agree, but this is literally the world we already live in. On my coffee break walk I past 12 Amazon-owned front door cameras alone. I know there are pictures of me on Facebook , even though I’ve never had an account there… I don’t disagre
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by csw-001 4y ago
Switched to NewsBlur when google reader was shut down… It’s so much better than I could have imagined GReader ever becoming. Used it daily for years!
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by csw-001 4y ago
Thank you! Have a Merry Christmas.
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by csw-001 4y ago
This is so true. I have two real hobbies - web dev and wood working. One thing that makes me chuckle is the different takes the communities have on tools. In the web dev people constantly argue about how there is one best tool!!! The wood w
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by csw-001 4y ago
Looks a lot like YNAB - as a happy YNAB user, I'm just wondering what here would prompt me to switch?
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by csw-001 4y ago
Nacho best option my friend. Put your chips where it’s cheesy.
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by csw-001 4y ago
I thinks that’s the key though - the argument is that the program should be shutdown, not that they should all be put on border patrol duty… assigning them to a random alternative post is going to make recruiting good new folks really hard
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by csw-001 4y ago
This article very clearly articulates at length that there is a problem hiring (and one can assume, retaining) good Air Marshals. Seems to me that randomly reassigning them to border duty is highly unlikely to fix that problem. The premises
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by csw-001 4y ago
Wow! That’s amazing. I bet you’ve got good handwriting and penmanship habits.
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by csw-001 4y ago
Nope. “Decades” here is roughly 25 years. I picked one up in middle school because I was going through a “retro” phase. I no long where vintage shop fedoras (I still maintain they are cool though), but I never went back once I started writi

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