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by kgbcia 4y ago
Back and neck pain :) I never grew up learning about exercise. Sure we had gym, but that was more sports. would be better if we were though simple exercises like push ups, air squats, stretches, planks, tricep dips, etc. Also the import
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by kgbcia 4y ago
We are going backwards in the browser wars. Peek Firefox was the best of times. I heard they restarted the servo project so let's see where that goes.
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by kgbcia 4y ago
Ordering on Uber eats feels like game theory. I have to calculate how much to bribe the driver to get me my food, since Uber underpays
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by kgbcia 4y ago
I thought it was based on gpt3 which charges pennies? I will consider shelling out $10 a month if it's behind a pay wall. But Google the ad company is creating their own chat. So it's an arm's race at this point. I have c
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by kgbcia 4y ago
Reading that mass firing email by Sundar, I noticed it was littered with reference to AI.
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by kgbcia 4y ago
Everyone ask why google hasn't create a chatgpt clone yet, and I can't help thinking about the problems Google News/Java had with copyright.
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by kgbcia 4y ago
I'm a fan of Lynx. React and angular have destroyed the semantic web.
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by kgbcia 4y ago
That's genius. I realized the cost advantage of text to speech on an old android versus Google cloud
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by kgbcia 4y ago
I agree we need an easy to reach endpoint like favicon or robot.txt for general copyright notice like creative commons or public domain. It should be a JSON utf file like domain.com/copyright.json. it will allow certain paths to have
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by kgbcia 4y ago
If google or chatgpt were behind paywalls, which would you pay for?
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by kgbcia 4y ago
:( ruined hotdogs and nuggets for me
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by kgbcia 4y ago
Probably had a debug flag on when pushing to production?
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by kgbcia 4y ago
Are there libraries (c, Python,etc) that just exploit avx without caring for compatibility with other platforms?
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by kgbcia 4y ago
is there a text based window manager that's browsable and uses the arrow keys?
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by kgbcia 4y ago
looks fantastic, wish this was the direction of webapp development
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by kgbcia 4y ago
shh, don't tell them the secret of job security. low code platforms have no version control system like git. it's perfect way to create silos of knowledge
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by kgbcia 4y ago
i use github copilot and it's scary accurate. But sometimes it picks a easy to understand solution but not the most efficient. Some thinking and massaging is required.
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by kgbcia 4y ago
not a doctor, but i noticed an increase in calcium leads to an increase in air wax production
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by kgbcia 4y ago
it takes more effort to talk than type.
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by kgbcia 4y ago
i was hoping this was about vps. the writer thinks vps are too hard use paas instead.
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by kgbcia 4y ago
nope slippery slope to RoboCop
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by kgbcia 4y ago
any other android version vulnerable?
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by kgbcia 4y ago
i liked macos 7/8/9 aesthetics. Windows 7 comes close.
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by kgbcia 4y ago
i noticed significant hair shedding recently, but was wondering if it's just stress or age.
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by kgbcia 4y ago
i agree. we need a browser that connects to port 80, remove all <.*> tags using regexp and put all links at the bottom like a true document format.
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by kgbcia 4y ago
i don't think vanilla html saves more bandwidth than JavaScript. if a part of your website needs update (react,vue,fetch) only that part is transmitted over the wire. It's also less jarring for the user, since most browsers woul
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by kgbcia 4y ago
add this page as a bookmark then click edit to change to JavaScript url. try squarefree.com for some bookmarklets better than manifest v3.
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by kgbcia 4y ago
pulling for Firefox
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by kgbcia 4y ago
ptsd
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by kgbcia 4y ago
good purchase.

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