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by geuis 2y ago
I have the Bluesky app installed but I'm not logged in. So the website link is also being treated as an app deep link. It opens the app instead of just opening the website. I don't have a lot of familiarity with app deep links, bu
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by geuis 2y ago
Ok I'm getting tired of this habit of deep linking to apps. The apps either override existing web pages featuring the same content, or there's a web redirect to an app I might have installed but am not signed into. So in multiple
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by geuis 2y ago
Keto diets seem to have at least a positive anecdotal effect. Putting aside the cancer part, a strict adherence to the caloric restriction diet has general health benefits. Whether the positive health benefits impact the cancer itself is un
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by geuis 2y ago
I've read the titled poem before but never knew there were others in the collection. They're all really enjoyable. I'm not someone that has ever really appreciated or liked poetry too much in general. It's always been p
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by geuis 2y ago
Only complaint is the sound implementation causes my background audio (audiobook and music) to pause. Maybe Neal could add a mute button?
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by geuis 2y ago
I really hate Imgur these days. It's yet another site that treats landscape mode as some alien thing that no one uses. More importantly, whoever bought them is so focused on "showing the next thing" that the wrong swipe in th
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by geuis 2y ago
"Now, it should be clear that most of the time (28s-53s on the time line) of importing that particular USD file is spent in id_sort_by_name". Luckily there's a graph screenshot. But the graph it displays is incomprehensible.
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by geuis 2y ago
There's not really a clear call out to what a visitor should do. It's like, if you know you know. Ok, so did you archive the one maybe app from 10 years ago I'm interested in? What should I do? What if I'm about to archi
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by geuis 2y ago
I spent 2021 to about a year ago working on my own service. Since it was just me and the service was an api, I had to wear many hats. Had to learn more about backend needs and infrastructure than I had needed to know when I was just doing f
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by geuis 2y ago
There's several directions you could take. I was a full stack engineer most of the 2010s then took some time off to pursue my own venture. Now I'm working as a backend engineer. It's a nice change. If you have any interest in
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First sighting of 'neutrino fog' sparks excitement, bad news for dark matter?(nature.com)
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by geuis 2y ago
Show me a 48-52 inch "monitor" that's 4k 120hz full HDR. Have been looking for one for years.
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by geuis 2y ago
Oh boy. Please, please stop using Medium for anything. I have lost count of how many potentially interesting or informative articles are published behind the Medium sign-in wall. At least for me, if you aren't publishing blog articles
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by geuis 2y ago
Interesting topic, especially for people interested in period dress. It happens to be a large community on YouTube. But this website is quite awkward on mobile. The text gradient makes everything look like stained ink. But not in an authent
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by geuis 2y ago
Is this age dependent? For example I'm in my 40s and make a good salary, but am under this limit. If I got accepted would that apply?
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by geuis 2y ago
This is NOT Stability.ai, it's some fly by night ripoff. Real site for 3.5 https://stability.ai/stable-image @dang please either change the url or remove this post.
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by geuis 2y ago
Solar installations in capital societies have taken off due to initial government and private sector investment. Despite Cuba opening up over the last decade, there's still not good investment infrastructure to support large scale sola
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by geuis 2y ago
What's your website since you mentioned it?
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by geuis 2y ago
I did a lot of leetcode stuff this year. Dozens of interviews, no takers. What got me a job was that I was a solo founder running a business and learning how to make the most of limited resources. Aka I was someone that gets things done and
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by geuis 2y ago
Coral Cache! Thanks. Totally forgot that one.
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by geuis 2y ago
This breaks my heart a bit. My first browser extension Cacheout was around 2005. Back in the days of sites getting hugged to death from Slashdot. The extension gave right context menu options to try loading a cached version of the dead site
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by geuis 2y ago
Some instructions would be helpful
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by geuis 2y ago
Get rid of that voice asap. Guided tutorials are always an immediate turnoff to me, but when that voice came out of nowhere I immediately noped out.
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by geuis 2y ago
Wow. I'm surprised this app has been in development for so long. I used Finale in highschool in the mid to late 90s to write (admittedly terrible) music when I was in high school. Really amazing program at the time and the instrument v
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by geuis 2y ago
This is awesome! I'm not a professional user of Blender, but it's my only tool for working with and creating models for 3D printing. Never could develop a liking for Fusion360, though I recognize the advantages that CAD programs g
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by geuis 2y ago
I'm a full stack eng that recently transitioned to a full time backend role. I'd suggestion learning about pgvector and text embedding models. It seems overwhelming at first but in reality the basic concepts are pretty easy to gro
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by geuis 2y ago
Exactly. Marketing dollars come from investors. A big part of modern marketing for startups is spending tons of investor money to "grow" quickly. How long the fire burns doesn't matter, it's all about throwing dried out
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by geuis 2y ago
As far as I know (and its not very far to be fair), the main way to generate hydrogen would be via electrolysis in water, which requires electricity. Which means you have to turn that heat into electricity first anyway. This is one of the b
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by geuis 2y ago
Helion https://www.helionenergy.com/technology/ is a commercial fusion company working on a design that theoretically would use direct energy capture from the magnetic fields generated during the fusion event. They mad
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by geuis 2y ago
Joined a new company recently. They kept telling me their codebase was a mess. Yet I've been finding it to be remarkably refreshing. There are extensive comments everywhere. Lots of white space (remember to let your code breathe). Exis

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