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by osullip 3y ago
..."idealists"... I wonder what the ideal was?
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by osullip 3y ago
Is there a generator for all the JSON generators out there? https://json-generator.com/ https://www.objgen.com/json/local/design https://www.atatus.com/tools/json-generator
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by osullip 3y ago
What do you want to do? There is: Zapier Make IFTTT Integrately Etc etc A ton of automation tools out there.
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by osullip 3y ago
Lithium isn't lithium like lithium is lithium. Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37450915
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by osullip 3y ago
Should be "Let them eat cake" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Let_them_eat_cake
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by osullip 3y ago
$15 AUD in my local Aussie pub(7.50 pound) A little off topic but just wanted to chime in because it's crazy here.
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by osullip 3y ago
Not worth promoting mathmatical oddities that encourage people to gamble, in my opinion.
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by osullip 3y ago
That's a good point. We are not turning back the systems that will heat the world. If we approach it as a local challenge, there is a chance we can invent new ways to deal with it. Maybe instead of this being the end, it could be a beg
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by osullip 3y ago
I cannot see anywhere that MDN say the explanation might be wrong.
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by osullip 3y ago
>Are psychiatrists supposed to order MDMA/psilocybin directly from the companies that produce the two for research use, As I understand it, yes. Legalisation hasn't meant it has gone mainstream. It is still going to be administ
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by osullip 3y ago
Same here. I moved to Australia from London via a 9 year stint in Dublin. The Irish accepted me, despite the English connection. I made some very good friends but now have lost contact with all but one. I moved to Brighton in Melbourne 10 y
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by osullip 4y ago
Pleonasm https://www.theskepticsguide.org/podcasts/episode-924 If you want to see it with your own eyes
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by osullip 4y ago
You are standing in front of a massive pile of broken glass. It hurts like no one ever told you it would. To lose a women that you thought you would spend the rest of your life with hurts. It's hard. But you reached out. You know it&#x
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by osullip 4y ago
I've done it for close to a decade. Just before COVID, I had enough of the isolation, lack of contact with my team and working outside of the rest of the world's flow. COVID forced another 2 years of it on me. Now I work in a bar
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by osullip 4y ago
I agree. But the problem will be solved regardless of GPT. I don't think the whole stack relies on GPT for this solution. Some parts maybe, but the whole of the project is more than that.
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by osullip 4y ago
I will support and pay for this project. I thought about the same problem. Companies have lots of marketing material and data sheets that are not easily queried but would be very useful to support staff when dealing with customer's que
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by osullip 4y ago
First, you are somebody. You have more skills in your area of expertise than anyone else you will meet. My first clients came from volunteering at the local football club. As others have said, connections matter. Do what doesn't scale
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by osullip 4y ago
I run a consulting firm. Get one client. Do an amazing job. Use that to tell other clients what you do. Be specific. Most people outside tech have no idea how it works. Tell them what they will get. Increased sales, reduced costs, better pr
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by osullip 4y ago
I keep pulling data into Google sheets because of this >=REGEXEXTRACT("My favorite number is 241, but my friend's is 17", "\d+")
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by osullip 4y ago
'Maybe' is too unpredictable for most sophisticated systems. Certainty, or at least a level of high confidence, is when businesses invest and consumers spend.
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by osullip 4y ago
They will also be able to apply for you to become citizens when they turn 21 via an Alien Relative Petition. They will likely not pay much tax between now and then so the cost of the opportunity (if you would ever consider living in the U.S
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by osullip 4y ago
Citizenship of all countries comes with some rules and expectations on the holder. In some cases it is national service, others it is a requirement to vote, in the U.S. case it is to declare and pay taxes. I would expect that most people li
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by osullip 4y ago
We also do a lot of beach going. It still feels crazy for me to be in shorts and putting the barbie on to cook some steaks. While the northern hemisphere have a celebration in the middle of winter, the young here are preparing for festival
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by osullip 4y ago
Just feeling a little left out.
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by osullip 4y ago
Except in the southern hemisphere.
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by osullip 4y ago
"The only way to do this is to hire an army of native language speakers and ask them to manually recognize text in a collection of audio files" This is where I often get to when thinking about ML or AI (or AGI). We do so much trai
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by osullip 4y ago
That nearly made me cry.
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by osullip 4y ago
There are many books that are compilations of articles and blog posts. I've read several. I had never read the original posts and found it quite enjoyable. Short, sharp chapters that are easy to pick up and put down. I'm not sure
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by osullip 4y ago
And people who have open fires often use the services of a chimney sweep. It's how you keep your chimney clean. https://melbournechimneysweeping.com.au/ is one near me. Not wanting to pile on the GP but their point is
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by osullip 4y ago
I'm not sure. A lot end up sending an email that you need to click on to verify.

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