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gexla
2y ago
Apple just gave the company under his leadership a huge vote of confidence.
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2y ago
I took a sample test as well and I believe I did well enough on some sections that I could have barely passed those sections with no background. A key item which jumped out at me right away is that in addition to the logic, the possible ans
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gexla
2y ago
I may be wrong on this, but I feel like one of the reasons there has been so many frameworks for PHP is that for a long time, there were was no dependency manager. Once Composer came along, and the PSR standards were created, then there was
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2y ago
Right, it wouldn't help you if you wanted to do something like "overhear" tips from attendees of a meth cooking convention.
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2y ago
They couldn't use this to listen to me. They would just get "I am just a large language model, I can't help you with that." I use a lot of curse words. ;)
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2y ago
Maybe you need to be more specific about which workers you're talking about. Given a full time worker vs a contractor, I'm guessing the contractor has far less knowledge of the system as a whole, and ripe for being replaced. Then
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2y ago
This isn't telling me much. They are less reliant on contractors. I'm guessing these contractors have far greater overhead and handle things which require the least knowledge of the systems they are working on. This could create m
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2y ago
Also, I'm guessing it's not actually the hospital's job to post the more detailed info which may be important related to learning from the transplant. I'm way out of my element here, but wouldn't the hospital just b
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2y ago
I have no idea. I guess it's tailored to me, but maybe someone else finds it useful. And this IS the way I solve pains. But I don't have physical pain or PTSD. I find in general, what works for me in pretty much everything gets to
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2y ago
The trouble with this viewpoint lies in the "all hope of the life you wanted" part. To enter into this game is the start of the losing outcome. As the saying goes, the only way not to lose the game, is not to play it at all. If yo
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3y ago
This seems like an out of context step in a multi-layered system. Layer foo: Story arc. What story are you trying to tell when you get out of bed? Layer bar: Things you have to do to make the story. Layer baz: A weekly agenda which you exec
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3y ago
Thanks for this. I'll give it a try. And for diffs in a different context, I really like Beyond Compare.
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3y ago
Please give us an update on how stuffed pillow guy is doing these days.
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3y ago
"Some set an ambitious goal of reading 200 pages each week, while others set a more moderate goal of reading 50 pages per week. All of these individuals read the same amount – 100 pages – but those who didn’t meet their goal were seen
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3y ago
Not necessarily? Here's a Youtube video of the parachute system in action. Seems like the aircraft could survive depending on where it lands? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcsutISR6os
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3y ago
AI: On a scale of one to 10, how would you rate your satisfaction with this call. Customer: 2 AI: Thank you for rating this call a 10. Have a nice day. *click
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3y ago
Obsidian has add-ons which do much of this.
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3y ago
Why not? There are other people in the comments who at least scanned the code. You probably wouldn't be looking at the code if we were talking about a heavier framework, such as Laravel. That 178 lines feels dense though.
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3y ago
There's some documentation here... https://github.com/jcarlosroldan/oink/blob/main/documentatio... But I get your point.
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3y ago
Or you could read the source code. It's only 178 lines of PHP.
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3y ago
I'm guessing most active development which people are actually consuming. Already mentioned is Wordpress, which is most of the web. There's probably tons of front-ends using old Bootstrap which also came with Jquery. Greenfield pr
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3y ago
Maybe it just wasn't used enough to justify its placement in the UI. I always used the URL cache: prefix. The few times I tried through the UI, I couldn't find it. I'm fine with the prefix, just continue supporting it. Though
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3y ago
Also interesting, I was always just a little hungry. Maybe this was my body telling me that I legit needed to get more to eat (or just more carbs.) It wasn't the same sort of hunger people normally associate with the feeling though. It
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3y ago
I couldn't say it was a placebo for me, because it was so unexpected I was concerned something was wrong with me. Imagine feeling massively better and thinking something is wrong with you. I also feel like I retained some of that feel
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3y ago
When I was on a keto phase, one day I noticed that I was so clear headed and energetic that I thought something broke inside me. It was like a persistent coffee kick without the side-effects. I realized that the feeling was probably how &qu
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3y ago
Even though I didn't keep the software maintained, I wouldn't be happy that sensitive member information (email addresses, login info) was leaked (unknown destination) by the community. I would feel some responsibility for that in
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3y ago
You can access it through Poe.com.
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3y ago
But, you can get API access for GTP 4.x and use it in your own workflows. And those workflows may contain tooling and info which you can't provide at ChatGPT. Maybe it's still worth paying $20 / month for, but I also haven&#x
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3y ago
People just don't think of the world in terms of finding their people. Work? Find people doing cool things. Internet? Find people writing about or doing cool things. Friends? Find cool people to hang out with. Dating? Find cool people
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3y ago
Funny you mention "Thinking, Fast and Slow." If you read this book, you need to do your research on the "replication crisis." I dropped a link to an LW discussion on the topic below. Otherwise, I agree with you. Even eve
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