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by enobrev 3y ago
As just some random person, I was about 98.7% sure this was going to be milky-way tracker software.
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by enobrev 3y ago
One of the nice features of Google reader was that you would see discussions of urls by people in your contacts. A similar filter could be really useful for this sort of discussion plugin.
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by enobrev 3y ago
My wife and I have been pretty strict about it from the start. We allow ourselves a posted photo every birthday. We have thousands of photos and videos. When he's old enough he can post them everywhere if he wants. But that's h
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by enobrev 3y ago
The other commenters got it: ...and then the neighbor with the cats and the traps and the camera and the occasional feral cat locked in her bathroom moved in. Before then... One time I woke up to my girlfriend-at-the-time standing in our be
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by enobrev 3y ago
Cook st - a Banksy showed up on my building a few weeks after I moved out.
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by enobrev 3y ago
This definitely isn't new. I had an apartment in Bushwick through the 2000s, and due to construction in the surrounding area, the rats on our block and occasionally in our building were huge and relentless. Then my neighbor moved in.
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A Loving Look Inside Vacuum Fluorescent Displays(hackaday.com)
3 points by enobrev 3y ago|0 comments
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by enobrev 4y ago
I was just about to launch my multi-billion-dollar world-changing idea that would bring AI to the masses exactly where they need it for minimal cost or effort. But now that I've seen this, I can wait for a bit. If we're all stop
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by enobrev 4y ago
So no speaking until they learn to read? Series of grunts until school starts?
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by enobrev 4y ago
This happened to me and since I had to immediately stop what I was doing, I used the opportunity to take snap off my system completely and reinstall Firefox properly.
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by enobrev 4y ago
I'm sorry, I don't understand the question. Tripnotes doesn't take any data from your phone. It's a web app. You can paste the text of emails and messages or write directly, and Tripnotes will tag the text you add to yo
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by enobrev 4y ago
Hello, thanks for the kind words! Most of our POI data comes from multiple sources, including data agreements and our own scrapers. We have a few sources we like to "watch" who tend to be fairly accurate for things like openings a
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Show HN: Tripnotes.ai: Intelligent Travel Planner(tripnotes.ai)
9 points by enobrev 4y ago|5 comments
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by enobrev 4y ago
Just as I don't think it's _possible_ to be "ready" to be a parent, I don't think we, as a society, were "ready" for the internet — nor were we ready for Covid. As I've learned in the last 3.5 years,
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by enobrev 4y ago
At this stage, I would sooner give my toddler an all-access pass to YouTube. I'm not saying this will _never_ be good. But it feels pretty early to unleash this bastion of confidently incorrect answers upon developing minds.
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by enobrev 4y ago
I absolutely love this. Looking forward to trying it out soon.
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by enobrev 4y ago
This is excellent. Well done! I love the demo. I've been wanting to work on something similar, with "scriptable tagging" plugins, so that I could, for instance, enter text like [ABC-123], and have it auto-link to a jira or l
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by enobrev 4y ago
This is why I've kept my pucks. I'm hoping for a hackaday post or something where someone installs their own _something_ on them. They have great mics and the speakers are decent. Wouldn't mind using them as an interface t
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by enobrev 4y ago
> Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri were thought to be good at launch In my own experience, Alexa and Google's query pucks were improving for a short time, and then got considerably worse, losing features every month until the
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by enobrev 4y ago
Killer cavities or misspelling of "dysentery"?
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by enobrev 4y ago
Unfortunately not. I thought this thread was being overly-picky until I opened the link. This is awful.
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by enobrev 4y ago
My (likely incorrect) assumption has been that my zwave stick is handling everything serially and falls behind when traffic spikes.
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by enobrev 4y ago
I have ~65 Z-Wave devices around my house, and I definitely notice lag from time to time. Recent versions of Z-Wave seem to be significantly faster and I've noticed it less. I can't say I _love_ dealing with Z-Wave. But I do lik
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by enobrev 4y ago
Definitely had it's similarities. But it wasn't followed by Sigur Rós. Chicago.
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by enobrev 4y ago
> You cannot fathom that other people might have different responses to it? You can stare at a blank wall for hours, convince thousands of others to do so, start a movement behind it, write, talk, sing, do what the masses need to do in r
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by enobrev 4y ago
This reminds me of a time I went to see a musician friend of mine perform. I showed up before his performance and sat at the bar to watch the others go on before him. A younger gentleman sat down on stage, plugged in a bass guitar and sat
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by enobrev 4y ago
I don't know about you personally, but google definitely knows I've never booked a red-eye and that I haven't booked a layover since the early aughts. I'm fairly sure Google could easily figure out not only where I&#x27
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by enobrev 4y ago
Google (android auto) was significantly better at this early on than it is now. I used to be able to search random topics by voice while driving, and it would read me excerpts and results. I used it often. Now it's map-specific, me
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by enobrev 4y ago
If that voice assistant were self hosted in the little device, I agree. But those simple interfaces are connected directly to a significantly larger machine that literally knows everything about you and half of everyone you know. It'
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by enobrev 4y ago
Calling it a burden is an assumption that ignores and belittles the end user. Sure, there are people who won't want to train their personal ai. But I imagine there are significantly more who would appreciate clarifying requests by a t

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