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by louison11 3y ago
I'd actually say many Tier 1 talents would rather get a lower salary and work on higher risk/more creative projects in startups than get bored to death in these big companies that have for the most part stopped innovating.
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I used DNS and ChatGPT to perform <50ms Domain Name searches
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by louison11 3y ago
Still no major improvement on Siri. Really disappointing considering iOS does not let you replace Siri with ChatGPT or Google Assistant. Really behind what’s possible today especially since LLMs. This is where the future of computing lays
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by louison11 3y ago
You've inverted lat, lon.
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by louison11 3y ago
The result is [lon, lat]. You’ve most likely copied it onto Google maps, which works with [lat, lon]. Believe it or not, the industry still hasn’t come up with a standard order.
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by louison11 3y ago
This is the code running this endpoint: export function onRequest(context) { return new Response(JSON.stringify([parseFloat(context.request.cf.longitude), parseFloat(context.request.cf.latitude)]), {headers: {"Content-Type&quot
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by louison11 3y ago
If you don't want to do this yourself, you can actually just get Cloudflare to do it for you for free using a simple Worker since all Cloudflare requests contain approximate IP location information. You can also just send a request to
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by louison11 3y ago
French person here. Public institutions in France are notorious for taking their time.
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by louison11 3y ago
No it hasn’t. ChatGPT from the get go used a bounding box. There is no way you could query all planes on Earth in one query on a free API
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by louison11 3y ago
OP here. I think it's a bit reductive to think that GPT simply copy pastes. It sometimes does. But my experience working with it nearly daily since December, is that it's also quite capable at reasoning. My sense is it most likely
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I built a plane spotter for my son in minutes(louison.substack.com)
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by louison11 3y ago
Can anyone give their feedback on eye strain with e-ink? I feel like my eyes have gotten really tired from over a decade working in the tech industry, and wondering if taking my notes/reading emails/articles on a reMarkable 2 or s
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Airbnb/Booking Filtered by Satellite Light Pollution for Stargazing/Nature Detox(darkhotels.pages.dev)
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Filter Hotels by Their Light Pollution Index for Stargazing and Deep Nature(darkhotels.pages.dev)
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by louison11 3y ago
With so many recorded errors of conversion, you’d assume we would just make it intergalactic law that everybody use metrics. Why is the imperial system still used, especially when it’s by such a small minority?
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by louison11 3y ago
Please do! Maybe Amazon is the easiest way to do so? On top of reducing delays, you'd reduce uncertainty. Here in Portugal, the problem isn't really custom fees - but customs completely blocking/losing/returning the prod
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by louison11 3y ago
I’m slightly bothered by this part of the prompt “you must not be […] controversial”. Not relevant for CoPilot, but for other bots, we’re basically imprinting this energy of “you shall not diverge from wokism” or whatever is socially accep
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by louison11 3y ago
Being able to track new vs recurring visitors, and the succession of events in between visits.
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by louison11 3y ago
This is great and the right direction for the web. But it’s also gonna make it really hard for websites to use analytics tools and understand their customer’s behaviors. Not all websites are predatory, some companies just genuinely want to
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Run Scripts and call APIs inside ChatGPT
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Check Domain Availability from Within ChatGPT(louison.substack.com)
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by louison11 3y ago
Having known the space since 2011, I’d say there are different reasons for different types of investors who came at different waves. - super early stage: curiosity + belief this could replace money as we know it - early stage: speculation +
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by louison11 3y ago
Why anyone would hold any significant amount in a chrome extension is beyond my understanding. Even if you’re using Metamask, use it in hybrid mode with a Ledger.
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by louison11 3y ago
I'm not sure I follow you. Most of the houses I've rented were fully paid off so my rent (- minor expenses) was net profit for the landlord. Sometimes it was their sole income stream + retirement. But even if the house is still on
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by louison11 3y ago
This is great. I've had unfortunate issues with landlords before and wished this existed. When your landlord is a real estate company (say, in a building complex), it's usually smoother because they have a reputation to manage (an
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by louison11 3y ago
I'd say that if people spend less time on YouTube, that's probably a good thing. I think people are just getting bored of social media/YouTube now that's it's lost its novelty. It feels super leveraged now, and hard
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by louison11 3y ago
And yet Apple still has a massive moat around Siri because there is no official way (as far as I know) to replace Siri by another assistant when pressing the side button or saying "Hey..." I believe if you want to use Google Assis
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by louison11 3y ago
A technologically interesting product and a relevant commercial product are two vastly different things. Problem with these projects is they are driven by technical curiosity instead of being run like businesses. The sweet spot is finding w
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by louison11 3y ago
And the animals. There is more than planet and humans. If it was just us - to some extent - I’d say “we get what we deserve.” But animals vastly outnumber humans, feel pain just like us, and do not deserve any of it. At least that’s what I
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by louison11 3y ago
You make a great point about the historical role of religion in forming community. I think we’ve seen this shift already. Community can be found through sports, classes, meetups, and in many more traditional areas of the world still through

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