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by dawnerd 10mo ago
FYI you can change the taskbar alignment.
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
My Mac doesn’t randomly reboot, doesn’t force updates on shutdown, doesn’t have weekly updates that require updates. IMO Apple handles updates much better than Windows. Windows still reboots instead of shut down when you do update and shut
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
I think think tailwind ui was one of the better purchases I’ve made (web tech wise). Up there with the lifetime acf pro license. This sucks to see but was pretty obvious when it became the go to framework for LLMs.
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
Playback is actually nice I will give them that, it’s just everything else I’m not a fan of. Although to be fair they’re pretty much the only ones that let you search by label which is nice. Just a shame the rest of the ux isn’t very good.
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
I want to love qobuz but their ux is horrible as is discovery and they suffer the same problem the others do with their supplied catalog being flooded in fake songs attached to real artists as “ft.). Qobuz is one of the only places I’ve fou
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
Where I work we regularly bring in engineers to talk to clients directly. Clears up a lot of confusion when there’s something technical a PM wouldn’t understand. We still like to have a filter so a client isn’t trying to get the engineer to
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
Interesting, must be a new fix. A couple months ago I tried to have it create a command and it hallucinated params.
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
On the flip side I’ve seen many projects go way over budget when a client is actively involved and introduces scope creep that turns into launch blockers. You learn quick to have strong contracts if doing fixed price bids. Problem seems to
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
The script linked was just vibe coded. Ai isn’t that great with the ytdl params, yet. It’s obvious because if an LLM really knew how to use ytdl it would have used the input file option instead of looping through a file and invoking for eac
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
Exactly. There’s been account ban reports from it too. Id be very careful if it’s your normal google account that’s tied to YouTube. Always use a burner account when using the cookies param to be safe.
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
I toyed with using ipv6 in my local network just to learn it and what a headache that was. Ultimately not worth the hassle. I can remember most of the important device ipv4 on my network, I can't say the same for v6.
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
I think they all do that to an extent. But they also kinda force drivers to take lesser value orders to keep their accept rate up. There’s been a few food delivery drivers make videos on it. No matter what all of the apps are designed to sc
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
Computer isn’t getting cheaper, growth right now is supply constrained to memory which if you haven’t seen the news recently…
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
The idea they're good for development is propped up a lot by people able to have a react + tailwind site spun up fast. You know what also used to be able to scaffold projects quickly? The old init scripts and generators!
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
Same with Airbnb. Oh and Moviepass. Those were the days.
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
I’d love to see how much it cost though, particularly around the images.
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
Uses today? I just got a Giant Grill Gauge and it uses the older style lcd and segmented display. Temp/humidity monitors still use them too. Really comes down to being very easy to integrate and power usage. Being able to run them for
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
Problem is, it’s not a tax. It’s a handout to private companies that take advantage of taxpayers fronting the construction cost in a lot of cases. We had one here paid for by tax payers but then leased to a company for some low dollar amoun
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
There's a reason there's a toggle to prevent matching on public code.
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
Honestly feels like limewire the company paid for this as a sponsored segment. Archive.org is where it ended up right away. There were torrents within minutes on the private trackers. It was even up on Usenet very quickly too. I even saw pe
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
UniFi teleport is also very buggy with frequent disconnects. Tailscale and WireGuard proper don’t have those issues for me.
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
It’s also (I’d hope) modifying the ttl as that’s used to detect travel routers.
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
Really wish their press Release / marketing want obviously llm generated. Im their target audience for sure but I’m not sure I need all of the same features my home network has. Really my travel router is just used to share a paid conn
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
That drives me nuts. It happens more in my AirPod pros and gen 4 AirPods.
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
It's not even complex, just some pre-recorded lines that the character can trigger via finger movements. You can want them do it and it becomes very obvious.
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
They have walking droids in Galaxys Edge right now. No ones kicking them over. Olaf is coming to the parks and they will have handlers next to them. It wont be just free-roaming.
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
Problem is they have way more money to fight and that’s basically their whole playbook. I was caught up in a fraudulent libel claim that had to settle* back in the Twitter days. When those companies want to come after you, it’s really hard
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
But it would still be faster than splitting the model up on a cluster though, right? But I’ve also wondered why they haven’t just shipped gpus like cpus.
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
I was tboned by someone that swore their light was green. I had a dedicated turn. Thank goodness for cameras. The trend I’ve noticed this year is turning right from the middle lane cutting off people in the turn lane.
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by dawnerd 10mo ago
Of course they don’t understand privacy, they’re the same ones also trying to verify gender to use a restroom. I appreciate them caring about what you watch being recorded but it’s pretty clear too they only care because the tv manufacturer

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