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7mo ago
> reaching out to targeted companies Can you elaborate?
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Glasses Cleaning Simulator
(vole.wtf)
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25 Years of Eggs
(john-rush.com)
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The HTML Review: Issue 5
(thehtml.review)
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7mo ago
> Go back to paper for everything. Work, journals, timetables, the lot. And the teachers can use whatever to drive projectors in the classroom. Kids in Gen Alpha and beyond cannot fathom using analog tools for school work. Their collecti
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7mo ago
YouTube Music could work for you.
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7mo ago
> I would love to cancel and move to something else. What's the hold up?
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The Rise of Fake Casio Scientific Calculators
(hackaday.com)
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7mo ago
How will you make money?
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Are you relying on long-term savings to keep you afloat?
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7mo ago
Are you not concerned with ageism?
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8mo ago
Yes. Many people are migrating to it.
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8mo ago
Bitwarden. You can host a free instance with Vaultwarden.
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8mo ago
> restricting features like TOTP (BitWarden free tier) rarely entices the average person to get a paid plan. TOTP on Bitwarden is $10 a year.
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> It's a shame that the free/cheap password managers that regular people would use (like those by Apple, Google) seem unwilling to loosen their platform lock-in, and others like 1Password mainly target business use and are too
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8mo ago
Bitwarden is superior, especially for syncing between desktop and mobile devices.
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America isn't exceptional – it's the exception
(not-ship.com)
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How I used Claude Code in a real data journalism project
(kschaul.com)
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LocalGPT: A local AI assistant with persistent memory in a single binary
(localgpt.app)
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Nerd, the First LLM-Native Language
(nerd-lang.org)
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OneCourt helps blind and low-vision fans to track Super Bowl live
(dezeen.com)
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8mo ago
The fork happened when one acquired Wordle and expanded its daily games, and the other didn't.
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8mo ago
> harder to use locally Which means most people must be using OpenClaw connected to Claude or ChatGPT.
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8mo ago
> Let them know who you are and what you can do and find out whether they might have a job available for you with your skill and experience. "Thanks but no thanks. We're not currently hiring."
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8mo ago
What privacy? If you're using ChatGPT or Claude, your chats are still logged.
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8mo ago
What model, or models, are you querying in the backend?
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37signals Isn't Smarter Than You, but They Are Different
(nateberkopec.com)
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9mo ago
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My Journey From Foreign Correspondent to Uber Driver
(stevescherer.substack.com)
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9mo ago
I'm catching this typo four days later, but what I meant to ask was, "What's a good Bible translation?"
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25 Years of Wikipedia
(wikipedia25.org)
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9mo ago
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