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by incone123 1y ago
From their GitHub: Effortlessly convert Spotify links to your preferred streaming service
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by incone123 1y ago
I wonder how Gallup framed 'leave permanently' to their interviewees. I know many Filipinos who want to work abroad but retire back home.
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by incone123 1y ago
I once got an emergency call to a theatre where a fight scene mishap left an actress punched out cold. There's less opportunity for harm in entertainment relative to medicine but it does happen sometimes.
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by incone123 1y ago
Emphasis on layman and I'm not at my PC but when deepseek came out there was something I could pull in ollama that could run on modest hardware.
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by incone123 1y ago
I saw a lecture years ago where, among other things, the professor demonstrated the iPhone calculator app doing calculations differently depending on if you held it portrait or landscape. I think that was poor design rather than intent to m
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by incone123 1y ago
Surely investors and tech leaders, as distinct from speculators, should be testing the product and doing due diligence on the company. I'm just a layman and I liked how a small version of deepseek ran faster and with less power draw on
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by incone123 1y ago
And I'm curious: was this a pivot from another industry, or did you just try out Claude on a dummy project?
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by incone123 1y ago
Recommend you change this footer text: Instantly create your dream vacation with Duebase AI, where AI-driven precision meets personal preferences. Tailor-made travel plans crafted just for you, effortlessly.
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by incone123 1y ago
I went to an ejected pilot call when I worked in EMS. Guy was ok but protocol was handle as potential spinal injury. The force of ejecting puts a lot of compression on intervertebral discs and the effect is cumulative so more ejections mean
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by incone123 1y ago
Even here you are anthropomorphising. It doesn't 'know' anything. A human therapist would escalate this to a doctor or even EMS.
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by incone123 1y ago
That argument makes sense for a mentally capable person choosing not to use eye protection while operating a chainsaw but it's much less clear that a person who is by definition mentally ill is capable of making such an informed choice
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by incone123 1y ago
Not sure if you're serious, but wouldn't it be more efficient to upscale at source and stream the result? Extra bandwidth versus a million TVs all doing the same computation.
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by incone123 1y ago
Not to defend her preference, but faces (and everything else) can also look different depending on the focal length of the lens used and the distance from lens to subject, _and most people won't realise_.
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by incone123 1y ago
Lots of people will grab the handrail which will dampen the domino effect.
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by incone123 1y ago
And many people are now getting delivery which means another 15 minutes in the delivery vehicle picnic bag.
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by incone123 1y ago
500 GBP in 2018. It looks functional but not stylish, which is all I needed. You make a good point about appearance: companies that want to create a certain impression for visitors are going to spring for better looking furniture.
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by incone123 1y ago
Even zone one does for the normal rail system, but I was imagining what it would be like with the deep lines elevated.
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by incone123 1y ago
Mine is very stable. Top is just some kind of board. It took a bit of damage from my cat's claws but that's not a risk most corporate offices have.
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by incone123 1y ago
I can understand paying more for fast processors and so on but a standing desk just goes up and down. What features do the high end desks have that I am missing out on?
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by incone123 1y ago
$3,000 standing desks?? It's some wood, metal and motors. I got one from IKEA in about 2018 for 500 gbp and it's still my desk today. You can get Chinese ones now for about 150 gbp.
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by incone123 1y ago
If you want kids to understand what the world looks like, put a physical globe in every elementary classroom. This will give them a starting point from which to understand how different flat projections work.
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by incone123 1y ago
It was the adding of 'because...' that I thought was unhelpful. However, some sites a/b test their headlines so it is possible that NPR have used the one given.
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by incone123 1y ago
Nazi insignia was often worn as an armband. I took the post at the start of this thread to liken ISPs to nazis. I do not find it an apt comparison.
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by incone123 1y ago
The title on the article is "Trump administration halts work on an almost-finished wind farm" The amended title here gave me the false impression that NPR had started speaking valley girl.
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by incone123 1y ago
Imagine what London would be like with the majority of the lines in the centre being on elevated tracks instead of underground
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by incone123 1y ago
You can follow accounts which is a form of curation. I dropped all social media except this one because it was a time-sink but I did used to find following resulted in a useful feed on Instagram.
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by incone123 1y ago
Do you mean skulduggery or was that a deliberate 'bone apple tea'?
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by incone123 1y ago
I get similar navigation issues with Google maps. I still use Google maps for driving because the live traffic is important to me, but other posts on here mention other apps with live traffic so I'll give them a try.
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by incone123 1y ago
'cue'
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by incone123 1y ago
They can promise whatever they like knowing there's very little chance they will be put to the test. The last time the Lib Dems got a taste of power in 2010 it was by going into coalition with the Tories at the cost of dumping key elec

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