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noahjk
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noahjk
2y ago
Sounds like you made most of these changes upstream? What about the background chats and the chat tree overview, are either of them in Open WebUI, or are they also custom to PolyChat? I run OWUI locally and am interested in those features f
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noahjk
2y ago
Does contactless payment help at all? I know it uses a different card number, but I’m not sure if it’s a rotating number.
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noahjk
2y ago
Another option is Typst, which claims to simplify the workflow for producing similarly structured documents. Here's an example of a simple resumé [0]. You can see in the "Quick Start" section how the resumé template is used,
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2y ago
re: side story: Our name is fairly unique (at least for me, I've only met one or two others around my age with our name). The past decade, and especially what feels like the past five years, have been very jarring now that I hear the n
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2y ago
> And a woman who held a babe against her bosom said, Speak to us of Children. > And he said: > Your children are not your children. > They are the sons and daughters of Life’s longing for itself. > They come
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noahjk
2y ago
Interesting! Is there a reason that consumer solar can’t be accounted for as smaller stable nodes in the system (sounds like they are still considered volatile and not a reliable source of inflow power)? For instance, maybe a rooftop solar
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2y ago
This is the only reply I understand, so I’ll follow up here - in this case, is the end user paying to push the energy into batteries that the power company owns? Or is the extra energy just dissipated somewhere? Or does the power company st
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noahjk
2y ago
What is a healthy ratio of protein to veggies to fats? Do you have a recommended protein other than steak or chicken which is less chewy?
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noahjk
2y ago
What about a field like “I go by…” or “Preferred Name”? You could also have some examples of how their entry will be used which follow your currently defined business logic, so “Full Name:” S. Smith Example: S. shared this with you S. wants
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2y ago
I read the “in a few weeks” totally differently than the other reply. In my mind, I was thinking, “wow, you’re able to plan that far ahead and stay on track??” And now you say you’re able to accomplish that by dedicating a time block per da
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noahjk
2y ago
Take a look at Advanced Select. I think that’s the one he was referring to.
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2y ago
> Versus with our voice which is the clunkiest, slowest and least precise input method we have. Some related issues I have: - my thoughts always seem to be jumbled when talking to AI - I rush to talk quickly because any pause seems to tr
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2y ago
Thanks, Tony! I’m actually an Elite member of the off-road flavor! Is your recommendation to essentially use waypoints for the info? In my mind I’d really like to host my own map which neighbors could share, just starting from a baseline of
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2y ago
My first thought was similar - assuming this is truly forcing websites to implement a “one-click” flow, I’m worried that people will accidentally unsubscribe without an easy way to pick up where they left off. At least an “are you sure?” bu
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2y ago
This is neat! After the huge price increase a couple years ago with GMaps, it looks like you’ve come up with a creative way to offer much of the same functionality for most users. It’s unfortunate to still see small business sites to this d
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2y ago
I would go as far as to say short flags should never be shared or saved (besides man pages or similar). Long flags help anyone who needs to review something in the future, even the author. Perfect for scripts of all sorts, tutorials, anythi
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2y ago
> What we need is physical community based social media - ie: a facebook with only your high-school, which becomes inaccessible upon graduation. That’s a really interesting suggestion. It reminds me of haolez’s comment yesterday (abridge
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2y ago
Buffering seems to have been chunked for a long time now, though. Ten years ago we could buffer an entire video. Now it’s limited to about 5% at a time. I guess that’s how the chunked HLS streams and such work, and YT could probably avoid s
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2y ago
Yes, like Hulu (not sure if they still do). I think doing this would be a positive thing for some consumers. It’s a good blank space to reflect on whether our time spent watching the video is actually worth it. I’ve done my best to move awa
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2y ago
Often I'll think about spending money on a 'dumb' phone because I'm convinced it'll fix my problem, but then I realize that I'm just giving into another vice, which is buying technology. I am trying to instead
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2y ago
I don’t think it’s available on mobile, if that’s where you are. On desktop, you can switch between previous edits. I’d be interested in seeing what you made though because I’m really interested in the idea of a branching UI
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2y ago
Direct link to original archived copy of this article for those who want to avoid page views on the OP post: https://web.archive.org/web/20220611064229/https://michaelde...
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2y ago
I’ve just started reading the Introduction to Internal Family Systems and your comment resonates. Here’s a short overview of what it is, from the IFS Institute website: > IFS is a transformative tool that conceives of every human being a
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3y ago
> no web interface Same with HomeKit Secure Video (HKSV). The only way to access recordings is through the Home app. I'm surprised nobody has figured out a way to browse them outside of the app.
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noahjk
3y ago
A lot of the time, the hardest part for these things is finding the dataset (and the hardest part of personal projects in general). How did you curate yours?
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3y ago
I haven't gone through the registration & creation process, so maybe there's something that I'm missing, but it seems like this is just scraping data from Spotify anyway? or maybe the "about" section and socials
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3y ago
On sedans, sure. At least where I live, sedans are in the minority. You’d have to find a good sized buck to worry about that on the average suv.
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3y ago
There’s gotta be an overlap of people who do that and people who pick their phone numbers based on look, right? Which I do. I also recently changed my Tailscale host name (animal-animal.ts.net) and spent enough time cycling through choices
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3y ago
a company may very well consider this a “security incident” or other high-priority issue, but at least in my experience, the method of reporting something like this can be vague. While the right answer should be a place to submit a ticket,
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3y ago
This is something I think about a lot too. I’m interested how you handle verbally communicating an address? Most people probably don’t expect a completely random string. I wonder if there could be an easy “word-sounding” generator that coul
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