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by mh- 1y ago
Think this is a great idea, I would have paid for this when we were buying our house. Especially for one feature: let me give you a list of properties (perhaps forwarded from my agent, or e.g. a Zillow search) and get back the "enriche
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by mh- 1y ago
And here I am still coming to terms with using spaces in filenames.
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by mh- 1y ago
Hope it helps! Good luck.
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by mh- 1y ago
This is a really good idea. And the "Measurements" image does a good job showing the exact ranges of motion it has. Looks like it can bring the display 16" (~40cm) towards you.
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by mh- 1y ago
Happy to (hopefully) help. I have the Fully Jarvis monitor arm[0]. But it looks like you can find substantially more options here[1] from Uplift, some of which might have better range. Back to the Jarvis, though: see how the photos of it sh
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by mh- 1y ago
Not an answer to your question, but re: monitor arms.. mine can be pulled out far enough it would touch my face. It mounts into a grommet drilled into my desk. I assume there's other reasons this isn't workable for you, but if it&
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by mh- 1y ago
"Forking" or "branching" (probably better received outside of SWEs) a conversation really ought to be a first class feature of ChatGPT et Al.
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by mh- 1y ago
Congrats on the launch! Can it perform searches that rely on the rendered (JS-executed) state of the website? If so, does it have access to the DOM? Example use case: "The 10 most trafficked e-commerce sites that load Adobe Analytics t
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by mh- 2y ago
SSM = state-space model, for the unfamiliar. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State-space_representation
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by mh- 2y ago
Can anyone vouch for this? I (personally) don't mind that it's closed source, but I've never heard of it and can't find much about it. Website makes it look fantastic though, so I'm intrigued. But am hesitating at g
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by mh- 2y ago
I feel like you're making the opposite case. Given such large N , it would easier to detect positive correlations to aggressive cancers, no?
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by mh- 2y ago
I haven't had that happen on iOS, but I have woken up in the night needing my flashlight just to find my phone applying a lengthy update. I have it set to download automatically and install manually now, I believe.
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by mh- 2y ago
Really? My LLMs seem entirely uninterested in free snacks and unlimited vacation.
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by mh- 2y ago
Microsoft pushed Teams onto my personal Windows PC in a recent update, as a startup item. And, as far as I could tell, automatically logged me in to my Microsoft account on it. I'd be very skeptical of their MAU claims.
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by mh- 2y ago
Does that link only show vouched items of some recency? The page is literally blank (minus header and footer) for me, but it's probably been a week or so since I vouched a comment. edit: sorry, I missed the sibling comment to this. I o
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by mh- 2y ago
Like the parent commenter, I frequently see high quality posts via showdead. I vouch them, but I've never seen one resurrected soon after. I rarely remember to go back and check hours later, but by then the thread has died down anyway.
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by mh- 2y ago
If you don't generate the message ID far enough upstream, the "same" email will be sent with two different unique IDs.
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by mh- 2y ago
It's also just app usage data NOT linked to identity, per their App Store page. Suggesting the developer is lying about this is a serious accusation, so I'd hope the parent commenter has some proof they'd like to share. Other
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by mh- 2y ago
No, but I've seen a _lot_ of videos from people who don't know what aircraft look like at night. And a handful of off-the-shelf drones, probably flying around in response to the first group of videos.
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by mh- 2y ago
I've noticed this just as a casual user of WhatsApp, when pasting links into a conversation. I'm not sure what triggers it either, but I can say that it sometimes works for (e.g.) one tweet and not another.
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by mh- 2y ago
> eslint's dependency tree And if you turn on devDependencies (top right), it goes from 85 to 1263.
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by mh- 2y ago
The app enables other features like changing EQs, etc.
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by mh- 2y ago
Guess I know what I'm deploying in my enterprise of one seat.
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by mh- 2y ago
Being unfamiliar with DCS' architecture, I expected this repo to be in Lua or something. I was surprised to find a very polished, neatly structured, well-documented Go service, haha. Very cool!
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by mh- 2y ago
If you hit save too fast while a numeric dial control - like the sort used in the iOS Clock app for alarms - is still (barely) spinning.. it will happily just silently keep its old value. This is easy to repro by spinning an alarm's mi
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by mh- 2y ago
I have the same gripe about Balatro. Tons of hours on computer, was super stoked for it on phones. Too small for my old eyes.
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by mh- 2y ago
I just looked at a picture of those. I would describe them as earbuds with wires and a thing that lets you dangle them around your neck. I guess I'm also bad software.
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by mh- 2y ago
I don't recall ever playing BattleTris, but Tetrinet is one that got passed around IRC a lot in the 90s. It was a blast. Seconding the notion that their gameplay is a good source of inspiration. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by mh- 2y ago
Ok, that's actually very cool. And I deeply share this sentiment: > don't care to have the entire timeline be doom and gloom about how bad the world currently is .. > In a more elegant world [..] the concept of topics,
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by mh- 2y ago
What a strange UI/UX.

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