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11mo ago
The ability of your enterprise sales team to invite a $50M deal prospect to a luxury box with Kevin Durant is not to be underestimated.
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We recently made a fairly large donation to a children’s hospital to support a specific research program. They directly told us that the highest-impact way to deploy the funds would be to pay lobbyists to try to get earmarks injected into f
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I think GP’s point was that the vast majority of individuals have taxes that look like “one W2, maybe a couple 1099s, and standard deduction.” Many of these people have been scared into using a CPA when they really just need to plug-and-chu
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1y ago
Two of the best things I learned in French class (which was basically “Parisian culture of 1982” class) was that “impossible” in French meant “I don’t feel like it”, and if someone shrugged in a way where the edges of their mouth touched th
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1y ago
I’ve heard people talk about using “raw AWS” (instead of a PaaS like Heroku) to “save money.” It’s like dude if you think AWS is raw, sushi restaurants must really confuse you.
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1y ago
No.
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When your AI shopping agent screws up, who gets the bill?
(lableaks.dev)
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1y ago
I can’t even exfiltrate my MacOS Notes on purpose . Maybe I’ll download it and give it a spin.
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1y ago
You can log in to your CC instance however you like, including via Pro/Max. Happy just wraps it and provides remote access with a much better UI than using a phone-based terminal app.
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1y ago
A hot dog is obviously a taco.
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1y ago
Blood pipes yes, nerves no. Transplanted hearts are de-enervated.
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1y ago
I don’t think this quite answers the curiosity of whether starting treatment e.g. at birth would virtually eliminate morbidity, or whether it only slows the decline once it has started. Consider that the disease typically manifests in your
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1y ago
GitHub repo is marked as archived by the owner. Is this project still alive?
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1y ago
Nice discussion on this here just a couple weeks ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44865997
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1y ago
Were they images of pelicans on bicycles?
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1y ago
Downvoters apparently still sore about the Golgafrinchan B Ark incident.
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1y ago
Check out html.to.design
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1y ago
Plus literally “flavoring” their wine on purpose with lead acetate.
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1y ago
Can’t it be both?
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1y ago
This may not be the best example, but it’s worth considering: if the code is never meant to be reviewed by humans, and it’s an ephemeral implantation detail that will only ever be read & edited by machines, do certain traditional meas
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1y ago
In my experience there is no way to avoid this short of eliminating every trace of copper and silicon from your home.
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1y ago
Yeah Yoto is our family’s iPad alternative to avoid exposing the kids to too much screen time. On car trips or when they’re just being wild we break them out and the kids love trading story cards and then zoning out and listening. Highly re
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1y ago
Is that what’s happening with the color? I assumed it was doing (R+G+B)•Opacity, so the max would be 255•3=765 and the min would be 0.
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1y ago
It doesn’t, only you see that. The owner of the site just sees *****.
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1y ago
I think you might be hard pressed to find a Reg article that doesn’t take this tone.
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1y ago
Probably had “MongoDB is web scale” in the training set.
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1y ago
Dude this is the wrong audience to drop a website full of AI hallucinated marketing lies.
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1y ago
It appears extremely hard. From what I can tell, localized opacity has only been commercialized once, by Magic Leap, at insane expense and questionable quality. What information do you have that this is “not particularly hard”?
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1y ago
I think the issue is less about whether it’s a good idea or not, but rather that AR interfaces essentially HAVE to be translucent (unless you’re doing video passthrough) — so might as well figure out how to get it right.
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1y ago
I think he’s more saying that if you’re fat and you want to lose weight (and keep it off) you have to develop an obsession with food — that it requires an enormous amount of constant attention and effort, unlike the relationship with food
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