hiidrew

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   by hiidrew 4y ago

   Thanks for sharing, going to check this out later off my work computer. I've been trying to become more disciplined with my meditation practice, I try to do 10 minutes every day.
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   by hiidrew 4y ago

   I enjoy tactile controls for most functions in a vehicle. I think they seem safer and easier to use. Although, it seems like a major benefit for touchscreens are the ability to update the interface. I'm fairly sure Tesla does this (don
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   by hiidrew 4y ago

   The concern makes sense. Would love to see a version of chatgpt that you could fork for personal use. While it doesn't get updated you would avoid something like this.
4. 64.▲
   by hiidrew 4y ago

   it makes the top 10 according to this: https://www.walkscore.com/cities-and-neighborhoods/ honestly surprised that SF is more walkable than NYC with this criteria
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   by hiidrew 4y ago

   Arrival! It's a great movie, but I don't want to explain too much. Also I believe there's a movie in the works for Project Hail Mary. Just finished the book and am hoping the film will be as good.
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   by hiidrew 4y ago

   I've noticed gmail search is poor, especially if you're trying to recover something accidentally deleted
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   by hiidrew 4y ago

   mint.fun is awesome
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   by hiidrew 4y ago

   probably absolutely madness but would be cool if these generative tools could cite the training images based on prompts, and maybe artists could be verified and receive a micropayment for when their image is used as an input for an image
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   by hiidrew 4y ago

   Related and mentioned in the article - Station Eleven is a pretty good show. I have to admit though, the Shakespeare stuff was kind of lost on me but really enjoyed the dystopian surviving the virus scenes.
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    Quill was like a cross between slack and some forum functions. Never used it at work but did for another project. Sadly was bought and decommissioned by Twitter.
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    Just noticing the medium author, this guy posts fantastic breakdowns of plane crashes on r/catastrophicfailure Have to say the simulator part makes me lean heavily towards the pilot crashing it purposefully, from the article - "Th
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    I'm going to start shifting away from my Paypal usage after having some complications with disputing a charge. Never received the item and the process has taken about a month. I mistakenly assumed their dispute resolution was on par wi
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    recommended: https://brr.fyi/
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    I wonder what happens after that? 40B acquisition to bankruptcy sounds brutal. I'm sure there's some nuanced financial way they can recover and continue but wow.
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    the best is when the queue is too long and they let you opt-in to being called back when it's your turn.
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    so many great places in this post. i'd also add angelo's. that's been my favorite steak since moving to the city (but also want to try d'alessandros, have heard good things)
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    electric toothbrush is so worth it, and made me realize how much pressure I was putting on my teeth when brushing. and a tushy bidet is one of the greatest sub-$100 purchases you can make. easy set-up and nice to be clean down there.
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    TIL. This is an interesting capability of the command line. Have any more fun ones? (at least fun to a CL noob)
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    I found this option recently: https://www.planetable.xyz/ If you have an ENS domain you can spin up a quick blog using that and IPFS. For example, mine is werdy.eth.limo
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    https://www.wired.com/story/man-found-guilty-in-a-murder-mys... I remember this story of a killer getting caught by his cousin’s DNA
21. 81.▲
    by hiidrew 4y ago

    Tushy bidet, amazing purchase for being under $100
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    I see, that's obviously an issue. I only tested it with something I generated and someone's long form blog post.
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    Life After Lifestyle by Toby Shorin: https://subpixel.space/entries/life-after-lifestyle/ Enjoy this piece and some of the themes in it, weird DTC brands, authenticity, manufacturing culture. It seems to make sens
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    I think this was the tool I tested it out- https://huggingface.co/openai-detector
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    I successfully used a GPT-2 output identification tool to see whether something was generated using ChatGPT. I think it only works if the text has a minimum number of characters. I imagine it's only a matter of time until Turnitin inte
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    I've been following this blog since someone posted it a few weeks back. Aweosme reads imo, satisfies my childhood curiosity of Antarctica and I appreciate all the photos he includes.
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    true, such an interesting problem. you're right, maybe more like a social solution than strictly tech.
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    thanks, will have to check this out!
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    used to love Guayaki until i realized it has 20-30 grams of sugar. i've found brands that have lower amount, can't remember the name off the top of my head though
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    by hiidrew 4y ago

    Gitlab seems like a gem. I often find myself referencing their handbook, specifically in my role as a UX researcher. I hope to eventually work somewhere with that type of documentation-centered culture.