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by geuis 1y ago
Interesting tech, but the item is completely without any attractive style. Look up "army birth control glasses" (Sorry about the google search link. Apple and Google go out of their way to hide the url when doing searches on Googl
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by geuis 1y ago
@dang can we please stop changing titles that are originally informative and match the original post? I understand for cases where the submission titles are substantially different than the original. But it doesn't make sense when the
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by geuis 1y ago
I have no background context on this topic. Can someone more knowledgeable fill in the details? The nbcnews website is filled with ad stuff and my blockers basically render the page unreadable.
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by geuis 1y ago
I would agree on the self part. But otherwise this point of view is distinctly in contrast with the recently republished "work on things that don't scale" article from pg. Also as a corollary, I was thinking about games from
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by geuis 1y ago
Who is the target market here? * Purely subjective opinion: It's ugly as hell. The front of vehicles isn't just for engines, it's also for aerodynamics. * It's crazy expensive. * The bed looks too short to be practically
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by geuis 1y ago
Be very careful when stating this kind of thing. It's extremely easy for people that already have a hard time understanding science and medicine to take this as evidence to support their anti science and anti vaccine/medicine. Dif
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by geuis 1y ago
It's refreshing that given everything else happening, Congress is still at least functional at this level. Should be noted that many of NASA's programs are situated in predominantly conservative areas of the country. Brings lots o
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by geuis 1y ago
I can't take a post seriously when it uses AI images. How do I know the rest of the content isn't AI slop?
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Realbasic (2000)(joelonsoftware.com)
2 points by geuis 1y ago|1 comments
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by geuis 1y ago
Hmm. Ok so you're basically quoting the line from The Weatherman "60% of the time, it works all of the time." I also use gpt and Claude daily via cursor. Gpt o3 is kinda good for general knowledge searches. Claude falls down
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by geuis 1y ago
Stop downvoting this comment please.
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by geuis 1y ago
Owww. The first or second paragraph of this made me cringe "I had just finished what I thought was a clean migration: moving our entire database from our old setup to PostgreSQL with Supabase" ... on a Friday. Never do prod deploy
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by geuis 1y ago
There a place in Cursor settings to add these? Just poked around and not seeing one.
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by geuis 1y ago
Was just talking with a coworker yesterday how we both don't let Cursor automatically run commands without permission. Case in point.
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by geuis 1y ago
I dunno. It's definitely a concern in the community. But real people are still getting work. Audible has ruined their catalog listings with their "Virtual voice" thing and no option to filter them out. They're mostly low
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by geuis 1y ago
We have a very small team and release at will. Some days multiple times, sometimes days between. We don't use AI, just have a well tested codebase and basic bash script automation mixed in with GitHub actions. Not bashing AI tools in p
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by geuis 1y ago
Large radiators like on the ISS. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/External_Active_Thermal_Contro...
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by geuis 1y ago
I'm blown away at the number of huge volcanos and relative lack of craters. If that's right, Venus must recycle its surface relatively often.
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How Do You Print a 3D Photo? Gaussian Splats in Resin [video](youtube.com)
2 points by geuis 1y ago|0 comments
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The Freckled Universe(symmetrymagazine.org)
4 points by geuis 1y ago|0 comments
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by geuis 1y ago
Would likely be older than the solar system itself. Probably not first gen star old, but likely would have formed before the sun did. Don't know how different it would be though. Would have formed out of maybe different ratios of eleme
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by geuis 1y ago
This painting really needs some Baumgartner intervention. There are hints of overpainting around the right eye (left side facing us). Background plus eyebrow. Too smooth, doesn't have the same crackle as the rest of the painting. The v
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by geuis 1y ago
Their mobile site is also terrible. It's like the designers forgot that people watch videos in landscape mode. For example, comments won't load unless you rotate to portrait mode first. I mean, come on.
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by geuis 1y ago
It started with the French. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_metric_system The meter was originally based on the measured dimensions of the Earth.
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by geuis 2y ago
Why in all of hades would you force your entire eng org to only use one LLM provider. It's incredibly easy to run this stuff locally on 4+ year old hardware. Why is this even something you're spending company money on? Investor fu
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by geuis 2y ago
Or you could hire real people to actually answer real customer issues. Just an idea.
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by geuis 2y ago
The audio stops my audio that's already playing.
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by geuis 2y ago
Not going to speak to the content of the blog post, but I want to address something from the beginning. > Every post is either political ragebait, recycled "funny" cat videos, "Am I the asshole for divorcing my husband aft
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by geuis 2y ago
Query: Could you explain the terminology to people who don't follow this that closely?
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by geuis 2y ago
"Style" itself changes, even when the artifacts themselves don't. For example in architecture, we (20/21 century) have this view of Greek and Roman architecture and art as pale marble columns and busts. Couldn't be

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