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by dotfrag 21d ago
https://getstowly.app Stowly is a home inventory app, designed originally for keeping track of your belongings and also so that, in the event of a disaster, you can easily export a list or share a link of all of your belongings
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
Been working on a couple of things -- Stowly ( https://getstowly.app ) and Recoup (not yet public). Stowly is a home inventory management app where you can record all of the things you own (from appliances to cars and more), track
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
Stowly - https://getstowly.app - a home inventory app to keep track of all your things, maintenance tasks, service history, receipts, etc. Helps keep track of warranty information and alert you when it's coming up. Keep t
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
So was this developed by the id or someone at Microsoft or just a random developer? No information on who created all this, from what I can see. Also love how someone complained that it broke their installation after installing it. Remin
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
In the abstract, they're stating that the magnetic field of the sun is what's causing the surface to look as if it's wind-swept -- is that right? Am I reading that correctly? So the extensive shifting of the magnetic field
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
I came here just to say I hate sites like Wired. Seriously... if you're going to post an article, don't make people pay someone to read it. It's just stupid...
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
Sounds like an interesting idea and I think there are things like this being done but, couldn't we accomplish the same thing on a smaller scale without all the destruction? What about fusion welding once we get that more locked in? I
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
It's basically already been said but, this seems absurd. I'm not quite sure what TRUE benefit you'd get from this but it seems more frustrating than it's worth. I can't figure out a reason to do this unless I&#x27
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
May as well just get an old school Nokia and skip the smartphone technology all together. Get yourself a nice flip phone and go back to the early 2000's. If you need to do something online, just bring your laptop with you - some are
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
How long do you think it'll take before they make a JWST LEGO set?
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
With the speed of modern internet connections, I'd honestly think something were wrong if it took a couple of seconds. I'd expect almost instantaneous results. What amazes me every time is the amount of things happening in that
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
Nope, not just you - I couldn't either but I only tried for a few minutes. I really hate the NYT and it's dumb paywalls. I saw the paywall and closed it immediately until I saw your comment and tried a few sites I know about and
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
What a crazy idea, I love it. The things AI can do always amaze me. What's better is that it built it all in JS files and was able to display the entire thing like a movie. A bit jittery in some spots but that could just be my inter
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
This is a really interesting idea. How much response have you gotten? Where are you listing the new site to get visitors? Overall, it sounds like a great idea if it truly works as mentioned. I'm sure plenty of people create apps an
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
Looked it over, as well as Charlie but having a hard time realizing the benefit of using this over Chrome or Edge. It makes me think of Opera which promised to be a lightweight browser that ended up turning into a resource-heavy browser.
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
This is par for the course with a lot of Apple features, it either falls short or comes out late. How many times have they promised some feature or function only to delay it over and over. They talked about incorporating AI for so long ye
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
Aside from the fact that an agent can use this, how is this better than Claude for Chrome? With all the capabilities that Claude in Chrome has, it almost seems better to just have an agent come up with a prompt you can send CiC -- quickly
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
So if the AI bubble pops like many predict it will, what's going to happen to these datacenters? Are they going to turn into huge abandoned buildings? I'm not saying the AI bubble is real and would pop like the dot com bubbles o
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by dotfrag 2mo ago
Holy cow, what a crazy story. Imagine being a small family, barely using the internet and not even knowing how to buy or assign IP addresses and suddenly you're in the middle of what sounds like a real-life horror story. Someone need