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This should be a feature in Google Photos
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As a burned out founder with ADHD, I took a break from tech and did a year as a personal trainer at a big box gym. It was such a great difference from tech work: physical movement, human interaction, paper-based, etc. The high levels of acc
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I just watched the Brandi Carlisle live IMAX show last night and it changed some of my opinions on this. Incredible sound quality better than any concert I’ve been to, and a live experience surrounded by other people.
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4y ago
What if they put a flexible bollard in the center?
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4y ago
Very cool. Are these interactive stories created with Twine?
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I have been a user of Grain for a while, and I appreciate that it auto-joins all of my meetings. However, in a couple of situations it has been with non-tech people who were absolutely confused "what this is" and I didn't see
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4y ago
Anyone else get stuck parsing the title whether it's Weird AI or Weird Al?
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4y ago
That would be great. I've had formatting issues with Web-to-epub browser extensions so have been usin "Print Friendly" for web-to-pdf on desktop, and Shortcuts print-to-pdf on iOS.
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4y ago
Any chance to be able to use this on reMarkable? It has epub support
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4y ago
Does “public” here refer to nationally-available, or internationally? Should I be able to access your taxpayer’s research?
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This seems to be a new PR spin on the same technology that was posted a while ago. 3D printed optical neural networks. I'm surprised I haven't seen more interest considering the energy efficiency and speed of computation.
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That’s my interpretation, too. “We don’t have the time to go into this right now”
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Deep Geolocation with Satellite Imagery of Ukraine
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4y ago
Install Roon on it
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4y ago
This would be fantastic for executive assistants
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This SEO blog ecosystem isn't going to die anytime soon but alternatives will exist. In the next 5 years, "Knowledge Networks" are going to become curated high-density graphs of domain-specific knowledge. Some will be paywall
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A few years ago there was a web service in my region that allowed you to send a traffic ticket, and they would take all the tickets into court to fight as many as possible and give all customers a flat 30% discount off the shared savings. I
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I just want one universal synchronized tool but I'm stuck in notes hell. reMarkable for scribbles and ebook highlights (which can't sync anywhere) Pocket for a black hole of bookmarks 1Password for serious important document stora
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4y ago
If a human driver is lost or in distress, the default behavior would be to find the nearest safe spot to pull over and put on your hazards. Shouldn't this be the default fallback behavior if a remote driver isn't responding?
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Vortimo
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I’m curious if this is being run as a DAO?
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It really depends on the vacuum. Mine doesn't have the sensors to know where it has been etc and gets stuck often. It doesn't save us any time but it does still get places that we wouldn't typically get to.
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4y ago
Place a tiny calendar on the wall just above the vacuum's charging station, it would be hilarious
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The show "Inventing Anna" is a perfect example of this. Charismatic narcissist gaslights everyone around her and anyone who doesn't plan along gets replaced with someone who will.
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4y ago
Even if this is your preferred way of dealing with them, I don't think it's good for general advice. In my experience narcissists tend to be manipulative, and that any boundaries you put forward are offensive.
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PowerPoint plugins? Say more
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5y ago
Link?
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5y ago
This post shows zero understanding of how social networks attract users and usage.
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There was a great article on this recently. The author made the point that if there was a day, week, or month where there were no backups or photos then you might put less value on that time of your life in retrospect. Conversely there migh
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You’re also likely solving very tangible point problems. Dreamy
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