hanniabu

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by hanniabu 3y ago
Native partials should be awesome
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Because it doesn't have to be xml. I agree partials should be a native feature.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Plus the lawyers and accountants to make sure it's setup properly and upkeep expenses
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Getting paid and being paid an exorbitant amount as a grift is completely different.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
1) What are the mac system requirements? Does it need a specific OS version? 2) If you're privacy first, many would feel a lot more comfortable if this was released as an app in the app store so it will be sandboxed. This is important
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Some of my usecases would be summarizing a PDF report, analyzing json/csv data, upload a dev project to write a function or feature or build a UI, rename image files, categorize images, etc
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by hanniabu 3y ago
What's your farcaster?
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> What are you using for image generation? It doesn't look like it supports image generation unfortunately. If it did then I would definitely adopt this as my daily driver.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> It’s high overhead/low-margin Only if they were to sell vehicles. I think it's more likely they were planning on having a fleet of self driving cars.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Why raise rates? It's not our fault they're taking profit and not investing in reliance.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
How would this differ from an epipen?
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Sad days
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Atmospheric methane converts to co2
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> The one "liability" to doing this would be for visitors to not realize the site isn't being updated anymore. Nothing a simple notification bar can't solve
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Why don't cars have security ratings just like they have safety ratings? Surely publicizing failing scores across the board would encourage them thi improve so they can advertise as being better than the rest.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
This actually makes perfect sense
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Maybe paywalls aren't successful for a reason
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> telegram is now gatekeeping certain privacy settings behind the premium subscription Such as?
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> It works (in “statistically significant and highly clinically meaningful” manner) against certain types of lung cancer when administered on early stage. What is considered early stage? Pre symptoms? And what type of success rate are we
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Thanks for the clarification, so it would work the same as a static site where you just need a place to retrieve the files from
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> Not even a backend is required. > In a nutshell, htmz lets you swap page fragments with HTML from the server using vanilla HTML code. So a backend is needed....
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Or just use a blockchain for settlement
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by hanniabu 3y ago
While the docs look great, I'm having trouble getting over the hump of starting. It would be great if you had a repo with a started app we could fork and play around with to help us understand everything before diving in from scratch.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Also curious if it can be worked into my jekyll sites
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Farcaster
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Why would it be from dentists?
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> Maybe someone else can provide more context? Corruption
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Or just Figs
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> We have, "prove it's harmful." They have "prove it's safe". Don't be silly, US has "prove it's profitable"
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> What is the real change that is going to occur? The EPA pretend like there's accountability

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