lobsterthief

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   by lobsterthief 3y ago

   A few years back [I turned a Furby into an Amazon Echo]( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCOsM-4NEKs )
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   by lobsterthief 3y ago

   Also, wallets are commonly lost and stolen. And houses burn down and are burglarized. Unless you plan on keeping your passwords in a fireproof safe, which isn’t exactly convenient—especially in our modern mobile world. In 2010, when this ar
3. 423.▲
   by lobsterthief 3y ago

   Honestly, escrow is usually just one small part of the puzzle compared to the many SaaS/hosting services chained together to make the thing work. I’m sure most iOT startups that fail are no different.
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   by lobsterthief 3y ago

   Or another coworker telling me they use it to generate regexes… I get it, but for me writing and testing it is part of the same process so I’m good, thanks.
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   by lobsterthief 3y ago

   To be honest, average American IT infrastructure is the same; the larger the business, the worse it seems to be. Large tech companies like Google are outliers.
6. 426.▲
   by lobsterthief 4y ago

   I’m curious about this too.
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   by lobsterthief 4y ago

   That happens to me all the time. For me, it’s almost like deja vu, where small combinations of what I’m currently doing causes a memory to pop into my head. Sometimes it seems to happen with no external stimuli. Honestly, what I’ve found he
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   by lobsterthief 4y ago

   > You won't find that I had to chase away someone trying to break into my U-Haul in any crime statistic report. This is known as the “dark figure of crime” btw: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_figure_of_cri
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   by lobsterthief 4y ago

   Hey Leftium, do you mind checking bttb.io again and letting me know if you still see the issue? Thanks!
10. 430.▲
    by lobsterthief 4y ago

    Hey super56, I emailed you a few days back from zach@bttb.io; hoping you can help me with a bit of debug info. Would you mind checking for it? Sent to the email address in your bio. Thanks!
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    by lobsterthief 4y ago

    Thanks for the heads-up! Working on this now.
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    by lobsterthief 4y ago

    Will do, thanks!
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    by lobsterthief 4y ago

    Very strange indeed! Likely an issue with date-fns or even date-fns-tz, both of which are used depending on whether I need to show a client-facing timezone (e.g. countdown timer for you) or a global/UTC timezone (e.g. that New Years Ev
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    by lobsterthief 4y ago

    Ah, good catch! Which browser are you using and what's your locale? Must be a bug specific to one or both since I couldn't recreate it. And thanks for the suggestion, I'll definitely check them out :)
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    Show HN: Best Time to Buy (BTTB) – See the best time to buy stuff and save money(bttb.io)

    6 points by lobsterthief 4y ago|12 comments
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    by lobsterthief 4y ago

    Thought this was an interesting take pointing out that, by design, ChatGPT creates artificial-but-realistic sources to back up its statements.
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    Fake It Til You Make It: How ChatGPT Is Fabricating Resources(weunderstandai.com)

    2 points by lobsterthief 4y ago|2 comments
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    by lobsterthief 4y ago

    > It may be used to generate copy but the risks of putting out brand-damaging copy or a marketing campaign that doesn't make sense are too high. My girlfriend works for a certain AI marketing (i.e. copywriting) company that services
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    Hacking the official Raspberry Pi keyboard: Building an all-in-one Pi keyboard(howchoo.com)

    2 points by lobsterthief 8y ago|0 comments
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    Build your own Google Home-enabled smart mirror in about two hours(howchoo.com)

    1 points by lobsterthief 8y ago|0 comments