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by ctippett 1y ago
I commented on this genuinely thinking the article was interesting, enough so that I was curious about the company behind it. It seems the founder is very good at "growth hacking", the majority of their stars on GitHub appear fake
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by ctippett 1y ago
I know this problem space well. A company I worked for over 10 years ago had a data feed from National Australia Bank (NAB) and matching, categorising and geolocating transactions was an almost daily chore. I would hope by now they're
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by ctippett 1y ago
Have you tried viewing your iCloud keychain on macOS? I'm not sure if it's inclusive of entries made from iPhone-only apps, but there's definitely an option to view entries synced to iCloud for other things.
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by ctippett 1y ago
If I had to hazard a guess, it's so the downtime is noticed across various different timezones.
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by ctippett 1y ago
Zed is great. I'd happily pay for it. I purchased Panic's Nova editor when it was first released. I'd be willing to pay Zed an equivalent ~79 per year for a perpetual license (with updates after the first year requiring furth
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by ctippett 1y ago
Also in the UK and I could access the model just fine from AI studio, no VPN required.
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by ctippett 1y ago
Interesting take. I'm a programmer, but learned Photoshop in the early 2000s and had a blast making and editing images for fun. Sure, the generative models today can do a far better job than anything I could come up with, but that does
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by ctippett 1y ago
Great suggestion.
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by ctippett 1y ago
That hit home for me too. My DIY cupboard is full of quality buy-it-for-life tools and accessories that I've used only a handful of times (or sometimes not at all).
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by ctippett 1y ago
Is it that interesting that I found the comment unnecessarily judgemental and makes a shallow unsubstantiated assumption about the author's demographic/personality?
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by ctippett 1y ago
No need for personal attacks.
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by ctippett 1y ago
Clicking on "Read the documentation" leads to a page that documents nothing about the latest Imagen models and only provides examples using Gemini 2.0 Flash.
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by ctippett 1y ago
I empathise with the advice, even aspire to it. Despite that, I abhor a bully getting away with being a bully and would feel discontent not putting up a fight on principle.
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by ctippett 1y ago
This is perfect ! Every time my wife and I fold our fitted sheets after a wash, after we've fumbled our way with folding it, I say "one day I'll lookup how to do this properly." Imagine my elation upon seeing this on H
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by ctippett 1y ago
As a lightweight solution (no web UI), there's Charm's Soft Serve[1]. Their product byline: "A tasty, self-hostable Git server for the command line." [1] https://github.com/charmbracelet/soft-serve
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by ctippett 1y ago
I know your comparison to PowerPoint was probably not meant to be taken literally, but I'll just add that a good presentation takes just as much time, skill and effort as any creative endeavour (including programming).
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Pypi.org Phishing Attack(discuss.python.org)
3 points by ctippett 1y ago|0 comments
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by ctippett 1y ago
Oh my god yes, it's absolutely infuriating. I chastise myself every time I accidentally click Continue, because it means I have to suffer through another Safari→ App Store →Safari→ App Store loop..
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by ctippett 1y ago
Huh, that's a neat trick. Your comment is the first I'm learning of HTTPS RR records... so I won't pass judgement on whether an AI should've known enough to suggest it.
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by ctippett 1y ago
Creating an API key from AI Studio automatically creates a Google Cloud project in the background for you. You can see it when you're logged into the console or via `gcloud projects list` It's similar to how a bunch of projects ge
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by ctippett 1y ago
I use 1Blocker and I'm on a grandfathered plan that's $5 per year. It's absolutely worth it (even at $15).
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by ctippett 1y ago
My wife, a PhD student at the time, was tasked with delivering cocaine to another university's research lab. I believe they were administering it to mice, I don't know much else. Anyway, my wife agrees and proceeds to take a publi
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by ctippett 1y ago
Genuine question, what happens to any commercial aircraft in the vicinity of such a detonation? Are they at a high enough altitude to avoid the EMP blast or can we expect them to lose all electronics?
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by ctippett 1y ago
How (well) does this work cross-device? If I have the Clearspace app on both an iPhone and iPad, does the API aggregate the time as if they were one entity or is it possible to separate the two?
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by ctippett 1y ago
> Some references include “oaicite” attached to URLs — a definitive sign that the research was collected using artificial intelligence. The presence of “oaicite” is a marker indicating use of OpenAI, a U.S. artificial intelligence compan
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White House MAHA Report may have garbled science by using AI(washingtonpost.com)
26 points by ctippett 1y ago|6 comments
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by ctippett 1y ago
Not to detract from the author's efforts, but Transmit[1] has a feature that lets you synchronise two folders (as well as being a great all-round SFTP/remote file browser). [1] https://help.panic.com/transmit/
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by ctippett 1y ago
I had never heard of Men's Sheds before. Thank you for mentioning it.
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by ctippett 1y ago
I admire your mindset (and humility). Thanks for making this available.
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by ctippett 1y ago
Of course it's ASUS. Darknet Diaries aired an episode back in 2017[1] that discusses the widespread vulnerabilities of ASUS routers. This latest development comes as no surprise. [1] https://darknetdiaries.com/episode&#

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