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dieselgate
3mo ago
I like GoatCounter and it works well. Have implemented it on one prod service business website after seeing it posted here years ago.
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dieselgate
3mo ago
Already helped me learn of new courses in my area I didn't know about. THank you and works well
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3mo ago
I've been seeing them too. Towards the bottom of the recaptcha box there's an option to select "conventional" or similar and not use QR, it's easy to miss
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3mo ago
Every company is not incorporating AI everywhere. It maybe seems that way and of course it's "everywhere" but not every single company.
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3mo ago
it’s been in front page of nytimes and Reddit and now HN
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3mo ago
Literally yesterday I started getting a login wall for old.reddit. Not sure the targeting rules on this (it’s been sporadic across sessions/devices) but definitely on a mobile browser while on cellular data.
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3mo ago
What is "the Jack Nicholson route"? I happened to watch The Departed last night and am genuinely asking, something to do with working a lot?
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3mo ago
Even then they can wind up in the proverbial backyard. I don't know much about data center staffing needs and zoning laws but those would seem relevant spatial constraints and considerations.
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3mo ago
Thank you for the link. This is trite but Patel is consistently pictured with a deer-in-the-headlight kind of look on his face it's pretty goofy.
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3mo ago
It not updated anymore but the art blog https://www.butdoesitfloat.com has brought me a lot of joy; the quotes that go along with each post are good too
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3mo ago
Thank you
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3mo ago
> Bootstrapping a B2C tool is hard because LTV is lower... Can anyone speak more to the LTV (loan-to-value [0]?) metric: Does a founder want a lower or higher LTV? It seems lower is better unless the goal is to be more leveraged. [0] ht
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3mo ago
The boat will usually survive the storm but will you?
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3mo ago
> Cheetahs experienced diverse catastrophes (see what I did there?) Almost stopped reading after that one (I groaned, it's still to early!) but feel that's when the article kind of lost its plot. Worth reading though some good
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3mo ago
It seems inflated roughly 40% to prove a point but regardless stuff is still too expensive and I don’t eat meat. Don’t know though yesterday was reading some comments here about people literally saying “$50k income a month in SF and you st
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3mo ago
> I could make a wind turbine... I could make a musket Respectfully, this is laughable given the constraints.
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3mo ago
"The hunger for cash is likely to mount. Bank of America noted that these big tech companies, which formerly operated on relatively little invested capital, are now as capital-intensive as old-line fossil fuel companies like Exxon Mobi
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3mo ago
Oh Nice, I wasn't able to really read the hidden text before reading your squinting part, that's interesting!
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3mo ago
I purchased a DVD player for the first time this past weekend.
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3mo ago
Don't forget the study of neuroscience is much larger than just the human brain. Many other target organisms are studied e.g. fruit fly and are much more thoroughly understood on a fundamental level. Respectfully, when people want to u
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3mo ago
Your comment makes total sense to me but generally, in regards to productivity gains from AI, I can never understand where these are realized for people. Maybe I'm just a laggard but never found myself 25%-50% behind on anything or tha
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3mo ago
I agree it’s very well done. Not sure if they’re all from/by EHE but the political adverts like this I’ve seen from around the UK are so clever.
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3mo ago
Paul Graham's website uses image maps for the nav bar, it's the only place I can recall seeing them off the top of my head.
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3mo ago
It crossed my mind but was still curious so went back without JS haha, worth a try for the inquisitive
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3mo ago
What is this? I bounced from the website after the "cookie banner" was so vauge; the whole "cookie options" are all Lorem Ipsum(?) or something and there're like 50 line items
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3mo ago
I liked learning about Drawbot being created by Guido's brother! I do not understand how to play these cards, are these the backs? I thought maybe the number of dots is the number - oh wait, there are 12 dots. Is the "bird" a
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3mo ago
You're reading into it too much; it's another news headline I saw today and an excerpt from a comment I read. It's related to the posted article and the parent comment.
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3mo ago
Well as mentioned in the above comment I do not disagree with parent nor do I disagree with you. Vehicles of these extremes are rare, in my experience, as mentioned as well. In practicality, I care more about how people drive than the loudn
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3mo ago
I say this with respect and part jokingly but this is basically just a "shakes fist at cloud". And I don't disagree with you! But if people use their signal and drive sane it's not much a problem for me. Very rarely do
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3mo ago
In other news today "The terrifying rise of schoolboys making AI girlfriends" with comments mentioning "this is actually a huge issue with girls too"
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