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gedy
5mo ago
Thanks, do you know if this comment is true still?: > As of the latest models, XTEINK has started to lock down the firmware to prevent users from installing Crosspoint. So, if you're reading these reviews, beware: the thing that a l
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gedy
5mo ago
I agree, however there are so many interviewers who will still treat that as some softball criteria and insist that unless you "prepare" for an interview by memorizing leetcode you are 100% a faker and liar.
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5mo ago
Everyone is different but I lost over 40lbs just by taking 5mg over about 5 months
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gedy
5mo ago
I flew to Japan from US in the "non smoking section" and which the smoking section started in the row immediately behind me... A woman smoked in the seat behind me most of the trip.
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gedy
5mo ago
Yes similar, some time back I was in a grad program that I was really interested in and decent at, but by then married and child on the way. My Master's adviser was honest that it's better to just work somewhere vs go down PhD pa
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gedy
5mo ago
The thing is that's the whole vibe code & agentic pitch right now. Do stuff quick quick and throw it over the wall, patch stuff, rinse and repeat. It's not seeking quality and stability.
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Zero-native – Build native desktop apps with web UI
(zero-native.dev)
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gedy
5mo ago
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5mo ago
I'm pretty sure this was just a stunt to manipulate both stock prices for some short term play.
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gedy
5mo ago
Good for them. I have a memory of first seeing them in their video True Men Don't Kill Coyotes† around 1984? and thinking "wow these guys are terrible". In hindsight, they were very 90s and pretty ahead of their time. † ht
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gedy
5mo ago
Google Workspaces are just like Windows 11 on the network, and constantly running Windows update. You never know what changes, installed/uninstalled, or breaks.
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5mo ago
> they invariably move off of manufacturing and more into services because it's a higher value part of the economic food chain Folks seem to be trying like heck to minimize the services jobs though with AI, etc. Maybe countries sho
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gedy
5mo ago
Bigus Clickus
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gedy
5mo ago
Maybe, but her posing in North Vietnamese anti-aircraft guns was pretty despicable, not brave. Nepo baby PR stunt or not.
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gedy
6mo ago
I know this is not the way the industry or regulations work, but I wish electric car platforms let you pick body styles without waiting for a whole model to come out. I'd love an electric Suzuki Jimny body, and could care less about t
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gedy
6mo ago
Sounds like tight coupling issue, not services per se
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6mo ago
I like the idea and thanks for sharing, but I do think folks who vibe code or use Claude should take their time using, testing, and improving app before rushing to share. This was pushed/deved like 2 hours ago
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gedy
6mo ago
LinkedIn without the news/post feed would be fine
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gedy
6mo ago
I agree with the kudos, but back when I was an interesting person and in early 2000s I stumbled on this same/similar approach of using K-means clusters with LAB color space for a painting algorithm I was using in my masters project. R
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gedy
6mo ago
Similar here, the issue that I'm having a hard time getting across to leadership is: internal users and customers do not want so much change thrown at them. Totally get the 2 person startup thing trying to build something greenfield f
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gedy
6mo ago
I am too, but folks have to realize this is handout to big construction and construction unions, it's not to solve problem of high speed travel between SF and LA. While that has always been a thing in public works, unfortunately in re
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gedy
6mo ago
Maybe it's a generational thing, but I'm old enough to remember when personal and office computers were really hitting mainstream in the late 70s and 80s, the messaging was a lot more friendly and how they will save you time, help
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gedy
6mo ago
Thanks for the info, this might be off-topic but does the SDK allow calling out to AI like Gemini/Nano Banana for generating fill areas, etc?
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6mo ago
Same question as mine came on in mid 40s, though have never been genetically tested
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6mo ago
Insurance, like a lot of subsidies turns into "we will take all of that, and still make sure your share is at the limits of your carrying capacity"
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6mo ago
Joining Military isn't really a "class" thing - unless you mean lower income people join the military more often to get started in life. Military academies are more of a upper class thing though.
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6mo ago
Maybe but this happiness chart seems to reflect economic recessions (including some unofficial ones)
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6mo ago
Worked with Dave Theurer some years ago, nice guy.
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6mo ago
If it means anything, I have a 1990 Almanac from an old encyclopedia that warns the exact same thing about digital photo manipulation. I don't think it really matters at this point
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6mo ago
Correct, I mean PRC, not China per se. Japan as ally meaning post war we have military bases there.
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6mo ago
I do, for work at least. Works nice aside from the lack of USB-C monitor (mine has a HDMI output so not a huge deal for me.)
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