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by pan69 7mo ago
It does look smooth but for me the killer feature on google maps is still the ability to go back in time.
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by pan69 8mo ago
Can it swap its own battery?
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by pan69 8mo ago
>something I would ever release or need to share, just a local tool for me to use. >This also got me thinking about open source might be dying. Just because you can generate a wrapper app for a very specific use-case doesn't mean
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by pan69 8mo ago
> reverse engineer my grocery store's API Your grocery store has a free API you can use? Even if that is the case, that will then soon change. If app building becomes "free" then the cost will shift over to the data access
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by pan69 8mo ago
I am in the early stages on building a passion project called Metric Me - A dashboard for your body. https://metricme.app/ Over two decades ago I was diagnosed with high blood pressure (for which am I have been on meds for
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by pan69 8mo ago
Same here. I got extremely annoyed with the constant ridiculous fight scenes. About halfway through I gave up.
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by pan69 8mo ago
The difference here is Melania Trump currently represents the Office of the First Lady of the United States, an official government position in the White House. When Obama, Harry & Megan made their documentaries, they were private citiz
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by pan69 8mo ago
Exactly the reason why such organisations tend to fail.
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by pan69 9mo ago
My two cents. Trump likes the idea that in the Ukraine they can't hold elections when they are at war as per their constitution. Even though the US doesn't have such a thing, it's not going to deter Trump from creating a &quo
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by pan69 9mo ago
Another happy Fastmail user here. Other than for email, great perks of Fastmail are that it lets me mount my own domain(s) for email and I can even host simple static websites for those domains.
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by pan69 9mo ago
How long does it take to do a crossword puzzle or play a game of chess?
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by pan69 9mo ago
They are not protecting "ICE the agency". They are protesting "ICE the paramilitary force".
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by pan69 9mo ago
Republican senators?
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by pan69 9mo ago
Yeah, it's crazy. Punishing Europe by increasing American's cost of living.
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by pan69 9mo ago
The M24 was the first computer my family purchased. My dad worked for a bank and in the mid eighties they were modernising that bank and offered employees an option to buy a PC. Since contract went to Olivetti, we got the M24. I remember th
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by pan69 9mo ago
> I can imagine a future where it will be possible for a family to host their own essential services Exactly. Even something as seemingly mundane as hosting your own email is a major challenge.
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by pan69 9mo ago
> Somewhere the translation from technical goals to business goals has to happen. Should it not be the other way around?
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by pan69 9mo ago
I am starting to believe that this might actually be the objective. There is no other logical reason for the US to act this way (not that anything under Trump is logical anyway). They already have full access to Greenland for defence purpos
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by pan69 9mo ago
You need $10M in bank to do that? Sounds like you should just do this. What's holding you back?
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by pan69 9mo ago
If you're into this sort of stuff then I highly recommend Adrian's Digital Basement on YouTube. There is a large back catalogue of videos that go in-depth on this very topic. https://www.youtube.com/@adriansdigital
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by pan69 9mo ago
What do we think the future is going to looks like? "I need a caching component in my stack. Oh, I just let AI create it from scratch, so AI can also run it, maintain it etc." or "I need a caching component in my stack. Oh, l
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by pan69 9mo ago
Since Denmark and Greenland are already NATO allies, the US has pretty much full access to Greenland. The Trump admin says they need it for defence purposes, well, there already is a US base in Greenland and I'm sure the other NATO all
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by pan69 9mo ago
> Tatsuya Takahashi is currently advisor for Korg and holds a full-time position at Yadastar GmbH to work on technology based projects. It's in the lead in to the article.
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by pan69 9mo ago
Sure. I do that too. However, the article talks about something very different. What you describe is Stage 2 or 3 as listed in the article. I want to see a demonstration of Stage 8 in action. > First, you should locate yourself on the ch
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by pan69 9mo ago
So, can anyone point me to a video where someone is doing this to produce something meaningful, real world stuff? I want to see the requirements being decided upfront, followed by the prompting and then "coding" by the agents. Not
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by pan69 9mo ago
The way telecommunications works needs a complete overhaul. IMHO it needs something similar to a domain name system where you register (and own) your phone number and control which provider your eSIM is pointing to (like DNS). But so many i
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by pan69 9mo ago
Works kinda like "industry awards" where a bunch of companies give awards to each other.
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by pan69 10mo ago
I want to quit my cosy, well paying, job and start building the products I have been wanting to build for quite some years now. I have been starting to use AI about 12 months ago and, as an experienced engineer of 30+ years professionally,
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by pan69 10mo ago
> The combination of coincidences is striking Why? Someone decided to walk across the road, was wearing dark clothing, had an eyepatch on so he couldn't see one side of the road well, and was struck by a forklift while the operator
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by pan69 10mo ago
I have always understood "micro" to be referring to "scope", not to "size".

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