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by gaws 1y ago
> Would this be open source? No? How would they make money?
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by gaws 1y ago
> I wish Bostock et al got paid. They do get paid. Observable sells team and enterprise licenses: https://observablehq.com/pricing
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What century are we in?
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by gaws 1y ago
Use wezterm[1]. [1]: https://wezterm.org/
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> Will I get left behind if I don't jump on AI train? Yes. Plain and simple. > Do I even need to know what is MCP? A.I. can teach you how to use MCP. When you have an good understanding of it, then you can decide whether to use i
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> Bezos is intimidated by Trump. Bezos doesn't want all the space-related contracts to go to Elon and SpaceX.
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by gaws 1y ago
> they agree it's a better life to be writing for Substack than for the NYT. The NYT pushed them out because they made fat salaries, money that could, in the company's view, be used to pay for cheaper and younger labor, among
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by gaws 1y ago
> Really? Were the classified ads that important? Yes. There was a time when newspapers were the place to list ads. They made money hand over fist.
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by gaws 1y ago
No one "breached" the site. The pictures sat on a public-facing Firebase bucket, ripe for the taking.
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> All the ones you rely on, and their dependencies. How much are you spending?
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by gaws 1y ago
Everything's getting more expensive, and people need to get paid.
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> ExpressVPN Why, when Mullvad exists?
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Why Perplexity when you're paying for ChatGPT+?
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The correct grammer checker.
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Which ones?
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by gaws 1y ago
> Raycast Pro Why?
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Not possible when watching on a streaming stick. YouTube is nearly impossible to use outside a computer browser.
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by gaws 1y ago
Use Firefox or Brave Browser.
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Making Personalized Mini Magazines at Home(blog.decryption.net.au)
3 points by gaws 1y ago|0 comments
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Semicolons are fine so long as you know how to use them.
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I'm curious about your use of `pv` with `cat` and `grep` on large files.
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People who frequently use ChatGPT for writing tasks can detect AI-generated text(arxiv.org)
12 points by gaws 1y ago|7 comments
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> using pv (pipeviewer) instead of cat to get a progress bar when grepping huge files. How does this work?
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LanguageTool works perfectly with Emacs.
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The data that will be used during the analysis is probably anonymized.
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> spreading private data should be limited as far as possible. The NYT making the logs public is extremely unlikely.
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by gaws 1y ago
> I get 3-5 new paying customers per day without doing anything. I'm crossing 300 signups soon. > I already considered myself a good engineer. > I built my entire startup with o3. > How long until the first 1-person $100m c
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Is there an alternative version for Linux?
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Hued: A daily color puzzle game(playhued.com)
4 points by gaws 1y ago|3 comments
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> See https://every-layout.dev for a mind-blowingly well-thought-out approach to CSS Is the book that good?

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