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I built a self-hosted RSS system for filtering (NetNewsWire + Miniflux)(jordankrueger.com)
4 points by pandemicsoul 7mo ago|1 comments
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by pandemicsoul 7mo ago
I was super tired of how much junk was in my RSS feeder (lots of promotional content, occasionally things in other languages, etc.) so I asked Claude Code for help in setting up a better system. Pretty happy with how this turned out!
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by pandemicsoul 9mo ago
https://jordankrueger.com
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Four Days with AI: Our AI gains should shorten the workweek, not expand workload(fourdayswithai.com)
1 points by pandemicsoul 1y ago|0 comments
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by pandemicsoul 2y ago
I wonder how many people in this thread generally vote for Republicans, who are disproportionally the recipients of for-profit prison company money? https://www.opensecrets.org/industries/indus?ind=G7000
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by pandemicsoul 2y ago
My God, this toxic POS company needs to die.
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by pandemicsoul 2y ago
No, but Screen Studio does allow you to tweak how the mouse appears to move, in the sense that you can make it move more smoothly or quickly.
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by pandemicsoul 3y ago
Same, and no, no hope. Money trumps all – most people are in this for the buyout, and when they get it, their users don't mean anything anymore. The best we can do is just use the services we like and know that any additional service w
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by pandemicsoul 3y ago
Correct link is here: https://old.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/181a6pu/my_jou...
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by pandemicsoul 3y ago
Yes, the bubble is poised to pop. The vast majority of AI startups are grasping in the dark for an idea that will capture enough market share that will make them sustainable, and very few will find that. Right now VCs are dumping tons of mo
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by pandemicsoul 3y ago
It's not – it's just a "competing" product.
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by pandemicsoul 3y ago
Just like a month ago there was a study showing that no amount of quick walks could offset a day of sitting.
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by pandemicsoul 3y ago
It's so tiring to have these kinds of conversations with folks who do not understand the legislative process. There's no need to treat the legislator like an idiot. She's doing what EVERY legislator does, which is to identify
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by pandemicsoul 3y ago
Yeah, I constantly flip between wanting to self-host and do things myself, and ragequitting that type of thing when this sort of stuff comes up. Paying someone else to screw with all this – at their own best scale – cuts frustration, but ob
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by pandemicsoul 3y ago
While I don't disagree that her staff was making decisions for her, most of the people in Congressional positions are making far less than $100k, and their pay has gone down in recent years, especially in context of inflation. Their pa
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by pandemicsoul 3y ago
This problem has been solved by most European countries. Why do you think it's unsolvable here?
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by pandemicsoul 3y ago
Yeah – it's a lot cheaper when numerous other space agencies do it before you and release all the available information about how to do it so you just have to use all their research and experience at no cost.
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by pandemicsoul 3y ago
The problem with American treatments of homeless, drug addiction, even public health is the idea that EVERYONE has some level of personal responsibility – that there is a minimum threshold to "earn" something that you have to do a
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by pandemicsoul 3y ago
Great headline!
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by pandemicsoul 3y ago
This is an utterly bizarre take. Just because he didn't hurt anyone doesn't mean he couldn't have. He could have started a wildfire, his plane could have crashed into hikers, he could have hurt himself and required a publicly
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by pandemicsoul 3y ago
I have a BMW and my Apple CarPlay kept doing this to me where it would disconnect and then take like 30+ seconds to reconnect itself. When I looked for support, the stuff I read was unclear whether it was a CarPlay issue or an issue with th
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by pandemicsoul 3y ago
That's not the only difference. Social media has a strong effect on the way kids talk to each other, treat each other, and most importantly: Bully each other. It's a vector for allowing petty childhood dramas go viral in dangerous
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by pandemicsoul 4y ago
Yeah, I just moved from SF Bay to Pittsburgh and I have to agree with this. Although everyone here complains about the weather, I WANTED weather again (SEASONS!), and I wanted affordability and a relatively left-leaning city. I bought a pre
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by pandemicsoul 4y ago
The backup rule of 3?
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by pandemicsoul 4y ago
Not for the United States government, the issuer of fiat currency. They can guarantee all deposits. Money is a concept.
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by pandemicsoul 4y ago
All of those projects were built nearly 100 or more years ago. Public works can't be built in the same way anymore because laws are different and there's vastly more complexity in property ownership.
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by pandemicsoul 4y ago
The absurd part of this is that the solution is so clear and easy in the United States: Use the scale of the federal government. We got to where we are, in the U.S., because we've got massive inefficiency in state and local government.
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by pandemicsoul 4y ago
Yes, came here to say something similar. I searched for a song that was playing on at the moment, and what I got back were six other versions of the same song, at the top of the list, from the same artist from different albums. Covers of th
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by pandemicsoul 4y ago
Green activists are the only reason we have any green energy at all.
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by pandemicsoul 4y ago
> But I can't help thinking that this is solving a problem no actual humans have. This. There are 10000 children's books out there with coherent art sets and a storyline that's not just total gibberish. This kind of crap i

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