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by naet 1y ago
I do dev work for a marketing dept of a large company and there is a lot of talk about optimizing for LLMs/AI. Chatgpt can drive sales in the same way a blog post indexed by Google can. If a customer asks the AI what product can solve
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by naet 1y ago
I once had to migrate a good number of web properties off of Cloudflare for a client. They were an agency that had used it as a go-to for many years and many clients, until the CEO of the company stated publicly that they would no longer u
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by naet 1y ago
A real improvement to the documentation or readme is welcome, even if it is only a minor improvement. I have put in small grammar PRs on some documentation myself. On the flip side, I used to get a lot of spam PRs that made an arbitrary or
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by naet 1y ago
From the related articles: https://www.accuweather.com/en/health-wellness/kissing-bug-d... Chagas disease is the one that scares me, since it seems easy to contract and not know it. Rabies is definitely more leth
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by naet 1y ago
Having a library on location at a school is valuable. You can do research, you can discover new books, you can have a quiet place to study... I have loved every school library I've ever been in. Any library is a nexus of knowledge and
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by naet 1y ago
To me "Web3" frequently feels more centralized than just the regular web. I love that on the regular old internet I can stand up different websites, host them myself, and have anyone with a web connection be able to pull it up on
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by naet 1y ago
That is exactly the kind of question that I would never trust to chatgpt.
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by naet 1y ago
I'm not regularly a python developer and I just spent a ton of time earlier this week tripped up by the default argument being a stored value. I was using to make an empty set if no set was passed in... but the set was not always empt
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by naet 1y ago
I like that the author mentions making a post it and actually achieving all the stuff on the post-it. I have a portable whiteboard on my desk, around the size of a sheet of printer paper. I use it only to write the things I want to accompl
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by naet 1y ago
We only posted it on our company website.
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by naet 1y ago
If you need a job in a tough job market you can't really afford to be picky about the opportunities. If I need a job I'm willing to put up with just about anything to get it, because the alternative is potential financial ruin fo
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by naet 1y ago
The argument is that if the driver was in a different vehicle he would have done just that, pulled over and picked it up, but because he believed the Tesla was capable of driving safely on it's own he didn't do so. Normally I turn
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by naet 1y ago
In my experience around the SF bay area the vast majority of local or independent coffee shops have a Palestinian flag or stand with Palestine poster right on the front glass. While I think that your choice in coffee shop has little to no e
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by naet 1y ago
"Under the hood, study mode is powered by custom system instructions we’ve written...." It seems like study mode is basically just a different system prompt but otherwise the exact same model? So there's not really any new b
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by naet 1y ago
If it's an opinion or a statement of a fact it isn't defamation. "He's a bad person and you shouldn't date him" is an opinion you can legally express anywhere as much as you want.
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by naet 1y ago
HTMX does the opposite of this, it requires many more round trips to the server instead of using client side JS to do work.
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by naet 1y ago
My personal site's IP address has changed a ton over the last 5 years, but the domain name has been able to stay the same. So anyone who knows my site can always find it at the same place. That seems like a valuable service which I w
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by naet 1y ago
I have heard that so I buy a BPA free one. Not 100% sure it is better but it claims to be. The one I get is actually a little large for the camera so I take a minute to unroll half of it and split it into two rolls that will actually fit
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by naet 1y ago
I actually have a ton of toy cameras and I love them, so I bet I would love that Fuji too. It's right up my alley in terms of what I like: something a little silly and fun that is easily portable and can take pictures. The only thing i
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by naet 1y ago
I actually wrote a backtracking solution to the LinkedIn queens game a while ago (and the tango game). I know nothing about SMT or SAT and I imagine they might be faster, but the backtracking appears to solve just as instantaneously when yo
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by naet 1y ago
Cryptocurrency enables a big part of this. Not saying that there weren't any wire scams before crypto, but crypto has made it much easier for average people to make anonymous international money transfers that can't be reversed
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by naet 1y ago
My website is pretty because I made it. Or at least it is to my tastes, I'm sure someone else would tell me otherwise. The author of this article's site is taylor.town, not the site the article was posted on. For what it's
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by naet 1y ago
I lived near UC Berkeley for many years and I would often take a random afternoon to drive around the student neighborhoods near the end of the term to snag a couple free things like air fryers, microwaves, or TVs for free. People would re
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by naet 1y ago
There are "content" driven websites which are things like blogs, marketing / brochure style sites, documentation sites, etc. They are driven by content that is authored by the website owners that can then be cached or is not
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by naet 1y ago
I had the opposite experience. I had rented a house that had an empty patch of dirt and asked the landlord if we could plant some vegetables there (which I didn't have a lot of experience in). My older neighbor saw me and said that w
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by naet 2y ago
I saw significant difference using the Lite version, enough that I switched to Firefox with Origin instead. I expected it to be good enough and was surprised to see the difference.
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by naet 2y ago
What do security minded people do about passwords? It seems like you either use the same password for everything, or you need some kind of password manager, but then I'm always worried about having all my passwords in one place meanin
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by naet 2y ago
That might seem obviously preposterous to you, but some people will read it and believe it 100%.
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by naet 2y ago
It's absolutely not that- it's an early implementation of a drafted WHATWG standard in the "iteration" phase, put behind a development build and a development flag so people know that it isn't stable and might chang
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by naet 2y ago
I'm lucky enough to live about 5 minutes from multiple different tool libraries. They've always had any tools I need in surprisingly good condition. Makes a lot of sense for people like me that wouldn't need a hole saw more

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