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by nomilk 7mo ago
I recently travelled to Vietnam for dental work, it's really shocking how easy to it to shop around when dentists actually publish their price lists online for easy comparison/perusal. In my native country, dentists rarely if ever
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by nomilk 7mo ago
Similarly, cursor has a built in browser and visit localhost to see the results in the browser. Although I don't use it much (I probably should).
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by nomilk 7mo ago
I hadn't heard of SFDC, but watched a ~5min summary vid [0]. Seems like overkill for a one person startup, but seems decent for a larger company [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntZbRd-DPII I'll probably use a
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by nomilk 7mo ago
My SaaS is almost done and I'm about to embark on some months of cold-calling (it will be brutal). I'll probably use a google sheet as a database. Any better suggestions?
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by nomilk 7mo ago
> You’ll sit exhausted on a beautiful, sunny Saturday scrolling through Facebook pictures of your friends having fun on exotic trips, paid for by their 5-10x larger salaries. You will have to throw away 3 months of your work while someho
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Museum of Questionable Medical Devices(museumofquackery.com)
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by nomilk 7mo ago
Also curious why it would be removed.
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Barnum Effect(en.wikipedia.org)
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James Randi – Talks at Google (2007) [video](youtube.com)
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Storm [video](youtube.com)
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Red Alert 2 for Mac using porting kit [video](youtube.com)
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by nomilk 7mo ago
Are there tools that let users post to both simultaneously? (e.g. similar to how streamers can simultaneously stream to Twitch/YT/X easily)
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A few things I wish electricians knew about WiFi(old.reddit.com)
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by nomilk 7mo ago
The animated gif in the readme shows extremely diverse lifeforms until a superior 'species' emerges and dominates, with the only notable changes thereafter being successive superior spawns. Wonder if the simulation could introduce
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by nomilk 7mo ago
Political outcomes is the biggest. Businesses (and individuals) can be strongly (financially) affected by who's elected. I'd been very curious in the past about political outcomes but had never used prediction markets, so I built
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by nomilk 7mo ago
I recall a few finance papers saying (paraphrasing) "approximately all private info is reflected in stock prices". The same is obviously true of prediction markets. If government officials are banned, they'll just give a litt
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Do Psychics Help Solve Crimes? [video](youtube.com)
1 points by nomilk 7mo ago|1 comments
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by nomilk 8mo ago
Is it paranoid to assume every device with a camera/mic can see/hear everything? That's my default assumption.
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by nomilk 8mo ago
> I must be missing something I wouldn't assume that. The expression 'fat fingers' concerns the phenomena where users (including myself) lack the eyesight and finer motor skills required to type accurately on a small keybo
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by nomilk 8mo ago
Funnily, the large display is the most important thing for me. I find my efficiency directly proportional to display size (which holds for laptops too). If a 30 second task can be done in just 20 on a device with a larger display, that&#x27
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by nomilk 8mo ago
The way I've been storing prompts is a directory in the project called 'prompts' and an .md file for each topic/feature. Since I usually iterate a lot on the same prompt (to minimise context rot), I store many versions o
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Amazon's cloud unit reports fire after objects hit UAE data center(reuters.com)
10 points by nomilk 8mo ago|1 comments
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by nomilk 8mo ago
Grok: Yes ChatGPT: No Gemini: (ignores 'answer yes or no' part), says "subject of debate" Claude: (also ignores 'answer yes or no' part), says question is "contested"
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by nomilk 8mo ago
The 'tens of thousands' figure is one primary justification. Iran (eventually) getting a nuke is another.
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by nomilk 8mo ago
Are there any accurate sources on how many Iranian citizens the Iran regime has killed in the past couple of months? (some sources suggest tens of thousands, but I wonder if it could be a 'WMDs' situation [lie to get support for a
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by nomilk 8mo ago
I agree they can't be forced to provide something. I just see DoW's reasoning, and I can't fault it. Anthropic are taking a moral position which is admirable, but in this case it could actually make people's lives worse
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by nomilk 8mo ago
But compared to what - if Anthropic's models aren't perfect but still better than existing (old school) models, it's understandable DoW still wants to use them (since they're potentially the best available, despite imper
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by nomilk 8mo ago
> Anthropic's two hard lines: > 1. No mass domestic surveillance of Americans > 2. No fully autonomous weapons (kill decisions without a human in the loop) Surveillance takes place with or without Anthropic, so depriving DoW o
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by nomilk 8mo ago
Bold use of OpenClaw by ‘Culture Kings’ founder, Simon Beard (clothing store, $0.5b valuation). Particularly interesting is instructing OpenClaw “if it’s reversible, just do it”, which derives from Jeff Bezos’s philosophy of not spending a
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OpenClaw broadcasts its screen while I'm at the gym [video](instagram.com)
1 points by nomilk 8mo ago|1 comments

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