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The battery life of a camera doing basically constant uploads of > 10 MB images over cellular, potentially even in bad reception areas will be awful. It seems much more sensible to just offer a good wifi experience. Kindles offering glob
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SSD Upgrade for Mac Mini M4
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1y ago
That's because they kinda expected everything to be back to normal in a few hours. If there would be some more catastrophic distributed outage there would probably be less dancing.
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1y ago
Most of the time it’s a solution looking for a problem with these recreational programming writeups, and that’s perfectly fine. I also wrote a script that downloads my mum’s favorite series from public broadcasters, puts them in Plex and se
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1y ago
> speaking about it in webinars and various conferences That's unfortunately the feeling I got from the landing page, lots of talking, bureaucracy and buzzword bingo and not much "doing". I might be wrong. For comparison
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1y ago
> seems to be progressing reasonably well. By what metric would that be? Not doubting it but I've heard about it first a few days ago.
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1y ago
This could mean many different things. Like communicating well, documenting things to what you are probably assuming: answering your messages 24 hours a day instantly. I doubt you can get a feeling for the work / life balance from this
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1y ago
Unlike rent, everything else in HK can be pretty affordable and it's pretty easy to have decent food for < 5 dollars / meal in HK if you go to non-western places. There's "This-This Rice" places (Rice + 2 other i
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1y ago
> To best support software engineers when they want to transcribe code from images, we fine-tuned our pre-processing pipeline to screenshots of code in IDEs, terminals, and online resources like YouTube videos and blog posts. Even with t
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1y ago
Clicking on the GitHub link in your previous submission I see "No description, website, or topics provided.". Having proper metadata on GitHub also helps already for discovery.
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1y ago
It's not though, it's just the highest tier of the regular "Google One" account that also has Google Photos etc. included.
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1y ago
You'll be surprised how many features "tech" people think nobody uses (Like a share button on a website), are actually very popular. That's likely the reason that feature still exists as everything is most likely A/
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1y ago
The WSJ did an interesting video a few days ago about this topic ("How This $27B Baltic Railway Will Fortify NATO Against Russia") https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eA5oEXEFlI
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1y ago
They (and the users) have a very real use case for that, just like a contacts app needs all of that. The problem is not keeping it safe.
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dewey
1y ago
> What is an example of "personal knowledge base" type app? There's one on the front page right now, keyword "Obsidian" ;)
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1y ago
Things software engineers will never get tired of: - Building job boards - Building static site generators - Building todo list apps - Building "personal knowledge base" type apps
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1y ago
I recently saw a flat listing, which gives a nice peek inside of one of the very nicely furnished flats: https://themodernhouse.com/sales-list/defoe-house-II Edit: Just saw there's another comment with some other
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1y ago
This thread isn't going anywhere. If your startup hasn't found paying customers there's no need to build earthquake-resilient software. For most businesses that are not billion dollar companies there isn't. Of course for
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1y ago
You are somehow very negative about this piece and are not understanding that your definition of fun is not universal. As you said "There is so much fun that could be had in setting up an actually resilient system instead.", maybe
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1y ago
Not everyone is into gaming. I rather code on my side projects than use my console. Or people tweak and customize their Linux installation instead of doing work on it. Some people like to work on their cars, driving is a small part of it.
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1y ago
One persons toil is another persons fun.
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1y ago
Seems much easier to just pay for a rotating proxy pool.
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1y ago
Prologue is amazing, have been using it for a year now after seeing it on HN before. Also don't need to run another service for it as I already use Plex.
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1y ago
Because that’s the story you hear. The story that happened might be different.
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1y ago
If you have a lot of product pages (millions) it can make sense to not have all of them indexed by a search engine. If you have pages that are more profitable and might hit more keywords than some very specific product SKU it makes sense to
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dewey
1y ago
That’s not true, they get notarized but not reviewed.
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1y ago
Maybe!
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1y ago
Definitely a Skype problem, spamming definitely wouldn't happen on any other service.
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That’s a romantic idea but in reality without a phone it gets hard very quickly if you have to fill out some custom forms, go to restaurants that don’t take cash (in some parts of the world very common) or even have to get public traffic ti
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1y ago
That’s not the point, you didn’t say “Ollama is stupid” you said “Locking it to Ollama is stupid”. Not every person is aware of all faults or politics of all their dependencies.
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