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Actually I've been working on a task that needs me to generate SVGs today, and satori looks like it's going to be much easier to achieve what I want. So thanks shepherdjerred!
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Apple did actually open up the network, there are plenty of third party devices that are 'Find My' compatible. It's intended for integration into things like bikes or scooters. You can buy tags from AliExpress for $5 that imp
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- Carplay/Android Auto Are there any headunits that only support one or the other? The cheap Chinese unit I got last year supports wireless for both. It would be nice to have an open protocol though, so third parties could develop alte
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Here in Europe there is so much demand for wood that forests are being grown just to be cut down and turned into pellets - it's not just waste that goes into them. Maybe it's not as bad as fossil fuels, but it still has the same i
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According to their career page, DocuSign has 77 open roles in engineering. That's feels like a lot, but given they have identify verification where each country has nuances, maybe there's a lot going on behind the scenes.
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Apparently in 2014 the entire company only had 1354 employees. https://www.statista.com/statistics/245135/spotifys-revenue-...
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I live in Northern Europe and in this time of years it is not uncommon to have cloudy days with little light (you need lights on indoors) for weeks at a time. I wonder people from before artificial lighting had adaptions to lower light leve
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The reason why these things don't take off with non-nerds is because the UI and UX of open source tools almost always sucks. That's it. There's nothing more to it. Over the weekend there was a post about XMPP and somebody ask
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The personalized AI generated TikTok feed of dopamine hits is closer than you think.
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Firefox has translation built in now (Menu -> Translate Page), but it's really not up to the same standard as Chrome. - It's slow. - Automatic language detection rarely works. - It only supports a few languages. - For many site
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Whisper is pretty good for speech to text, and can be done with in a resource constrained environment. I tried a demo running in a browser using WASM on my phone and even the tiny model is not bad.
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I've heard 2024 will be the year of the Linux desktop and XMPP...
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The way that website builders using GenAI work is they have a LLM generate the copy, then find a template that matches that and fill it out. This basically means the "visual creativity" part is done by a human, as the templates ar
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I was in India earlier this year, and the usual scam there was: 1. The driver accepts the booking, but doesn't start driving 2. They call the customer and try to negotiate a higher price outside Uber 3. If the customer disagrees they d
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Does anyone know how limited charging works with balancing? As I understand balancing only happens when batteries reach their full capacity. A bit of background: Batteries are made up of cells which have ever so slightly different voltages.
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Actually they aren't in terms of energy. High pressure sodium lamps output around 100 lumens per watt, which is the same as LEDs. I'd imagine some LED luminaries are consuming more energy than the sodium lamp they replaced, as the
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EV battery recycling is WIP right now. At the moment it's still cheaper to dig up new lithium and cobalt, but I guess a lot of that is there just aren't enough old batteries available to recycle to cover demand right now. There ar
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I agree, - they are not going to have any issues. First of all being non-profit gives them a hell of a lot of flexibility in terms of how they work. They don't need to show growth to shareholders, so they aren't just taking in you
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I was working in a UK supermarket when we had self-service checkouts installed in 2005 or 2006. The NCR kiosks were running a version of Windows XP. The self-service UI was a facade where behind the scenes it was just running the traditiona
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I guess you need to be specific... "or we will switch to Google"
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When I was young I had relatives that lived near Heathrow airport in London. Whenever Concorde would take off, the windows in the whole house would end up shaking. The total power output of Concorde was around half that of a 747, but for ta
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How many stores have you visited recently that have turnstiles? You've probably been in more that are using a variation of this tech. There are a few companies offering it as a commercial product, and yes there are people that want to
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The most plausible explanation from this thread IMO is that plants use the potential difference between the earth and the air to measure their height. Placing a conductor in the soil means the potential difference in the air around the top
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In the description of videos I see a "Show Transcript" button. I believe this is automatically generated. It's not grouped into sentences though, so there is room for improvement.
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Here are two issues I have experienced that I feel generated content could help with: 1) My wife and I have different native languages, and we want to teach our children both. A big issue we have is that we can only get books in one of thos
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I'd suggest you try Copilot, specifically Copilot Chat. I was skeptical about it as ChatGPT feels like it had a lot of issues with code, but I tried it yesterday to build a small game (I do web APIs for my dayjob, so I have zero experi
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So basically making lots of different spagetti, and seeing which sticks to the wall?
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Something not explained in the article is that a big feature of Builder.io is that unlike Framer and other WYSIWYG editors, you can actually export the sites you have built as code. And you can choose what language / framework / C
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Outside the US that's not really true. In my country (EU) half the content I want to watch isn't available on streaming services here. It's often bought by cable providers, who want to show it first, then becomes available la
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Flying over the Persian Gulf at night - from Europe to the Middle East or India - is an extraordinary sight. You fly for over an hour, and the only lights you see on the ground are from flares.
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