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ericlewis
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ericlewis
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Yes, sorry. But she now uses it all a lot less after getting on depression meds and being able to clearly see it’s impact on her mental health.
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I have witnessed the same with my wife, we only have one girl.. the only thing I have imagined could work is keeping her busy and teaching her how to be attracted to decent communities that may not necessarily be who she goes to school with
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Has always been open source. It started in open source. Had the pleasure of the creator, Felix, giving talks about it and getting to see them. He was sort of like, hired / bought by twitter / crashlytics and then sold to google at
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4y ago
rapid responses is basically the biggest problem, it is quite hard but also because you can't stream tokens into any TTS system and have it sound good. The more "complete" the corpus the better it seems to be at using the rig
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everyone is figuring it out :P https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ky9L1eGxj_k&t=1s
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4y ago
You can do exactly that.
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Remarkable tablets kinda do this. Similar amount of friction. Would be killer if they just had a built in browser though.
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The experiment was more or less continued when Rome, the creator of babels new company - spun out from fb and took on a pretty large amount of funding. There is questions on wether or not that is working though.
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And from what I understand, the ship itself isn’t allowed to be touched the field is. Hence why folks are wanting it marked as a grave.
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Funny you mention that… I have done exactly this. Including using ElevenLabs for TTS. And also teaching it “facts” about me / calendar for the day in a hidden prompt when launching a conversation. It works pretty well.
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Apple came after blackberry, but as the parent comment states... you have to be much better and by all accounts the iPhone was much better at things consumers cared about. Dell made better computers. Facebook was nicer than myspace in U
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Downloaded the IPA and pulled it apart, then uploaded it to emerge tools.
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They use neither according to the IPA I just pulled apart.
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No FB SDK, they do have a bug reporting tool - but you always would want it to init immediately simply to catch those crashes which occur before the rest of app setup. It is unlikely this. My money is on google maps.
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I am going to guess it is google maps. Here is a non-exhaustive list of frameworks they have in the app: - Google Maps - Persona - InstaBug - CardVerify - SendBird - Stripe - Google Sign-in - PhoneNumberKit - Riskified - VGS "The third
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Exactly this happened to us recently and we ended up switching to a different brand printer a couple weeks ago. What is really strange is they must have done this like a ban hammer and why now? Our printer had been on an expired card for fo
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4y ago
Interesting. Don’t see this option.
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4y ago
You are in luck: https://asahilinux.org/ And GPU drivers are getting pretty good. The builders of this are pretty amazing.
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I read the papers - it can't, they just seem to have novel ways of controlling the zones available. I supposed the smaller the miniLED array the more control you can have over the zones and the better it works. But there doesn't s
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I did this, but practiced like crazy before the interview since I knew what we would be building during interview.
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Chime famously (but maybe not externally) ran almost all infra off two co-located beefy servers all the way up to their millionth customer. Maybe that is dumb, but we never had any downtime or slowness that was a result of work we did. The
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My grandfather referred to this as the "asshole tax".
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4y ago
Location: Atlanta, Georgia Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, JavaScript, TypeScript, Lua, C, Objective-C Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erlewis/ Email: eri
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Probably not a wonderful answer… but I think derivative work or whatever, forks and all, still must attribute the OG.
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It is definitely a challenge, but as prev EM / hiring manager of many iOS / Android devs it certainly isn't impossible. Not sure about large and expensive. Surprisingly most of my best devs were all inbound, not via recruiter
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technically this would be considered an integration test I think.
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Sorry, I probably wasn't clear. I wasn't spinning up the server itself, just testing the endpoints via their functions. Though this likely falls more under integration vs unit tests. As for unit tests... I mostly add them to proje
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It isn't even necessary anymore I believe, as Expo has a way to do so.
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Hard to leverage JS devs when it's an entirely different language from JS.
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4y ago
I agree with Expo being pretty painless. Anytime people are really set on using RN I tell them, just use Expo. Now a day, you can integrate external libs and such quite easy.
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