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I liked that their new hardware is repairable. They seem focused on making their entire product work offline too.
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The main thing is reading long form PDFs doesn’t feel like a chore because it was hard to get comfy and just read without printing. And frankly I am not always near my printer when a paper comes up I want to read. A laptop or display just d
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I recently started using an eink Supernote device in A5 size and it is really change the way I interact with PDFs. The best part is the software is native PDF highlighting and commenting and leave comments using handwriting recognition. Unr
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> "They say [the car] hit so hard, it exploded the bench," explained Misty Nicholson, McGill's mother.
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> The lanugage in the article is full of ‘this was an unavoidable tragedy’, though i think it’s obvious a local city engineer ought to be held criminally liable for their neglect. > Because not only was it entirely preventable, it was
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Synthesizing Martian Speech
(dukope.itch.io)
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The Playdate Story: What Was It Like to Make Handheld Video Game System Hardware
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Yeah, the trouble is acquiring cartridges in 2024 is just a hot mess navigating knockoffs, etc and expensive. And if I am going to emulate I might as well get them an Anbernic or Miyoo emulation device. But, those can have complex and annoy
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I took a spill with my kids over a bridge that had black ice. Luckily everyone was ok. We all wear helmets, we almost exclusively use bike/walk infrastructure, and we take it slow. The biggest risk in my mind is interacting in any way
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Upbound everywhere: An automated Crossplane experience for platform engineers
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I think about these problems quite a bit myself as I try and choose what technology my kids (3yo and 6yo) get to use with supervision vs “own” and use as their own. For example, I would like for my kids to own both a music player and video
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2y ago
I regularly use a Tern GSD with a “storm box” with my young kids in the back. For bigger kids and adults there is this. https://youtu.be/nbby5sb7uow?si=rhqpyvCes_sPGgw1
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I have rain pants and a jacket and my two kids sit in a tent on the back. They love it. I love it. Together we have put over 2000 miles on the bike in two years. Patagonia makes great rain jackets that have hoods that can adjust to fit over
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FTC: Amazon should disclose how Jeff Bezos used Signal disappearing-message
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AI in a Box
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I am a novice at GIS and mapping but when I got started I thought a map/tile server was the only way to build mapping webapps. But, in my admittedly simple application PMTiles can cover a lot of my visualization use cases with a thin D
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3y ago
Typo: “ Objects are defined with an opening tag, and .”
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Any recommendations of text based adventure games for kids? My one child loves playing the Sorcery[1] series with me- I read out loud and they make the choices. [1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sorcery!_(video_game)
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https://ente.io/blog/image-search-with-clip-ggml/
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Yes, this is the spirit of what I mean. For many it is wanting to guarantee some level of comfort and support for the kids long term AND have plans to not be a burden yourself financially.
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Perhaps your argument is correct. And my use of afford is unjustified. However, if parents have a certain lifestyle they want to make possible for their children like: paying for daycare/aftercare so your spouse can keep their career,
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The article provides zero evidence for the thesis and it is baffling to see it upvoted.
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The article is heavy on criticism of population decline and light on an argument of why it is so bad. As a parent in the USA I also don’t buy the argument that it is all education and birth control driving these changes. Many of my acquaint
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The learning curve is pretty steep on GIS stuff in general. But, I found maplibre to work well both pulling out events and pumping in data via PMTiles or GeoJson on my django+htmx stack. My only major snag was debugging some nonsensical err
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I have a friend building something like that at https://perfectmemory.ai
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Also a post from Paul Normans, mentioned in the parent post, covers some options. https://www.paulnorman.ca/blog/2022/10/tilekiln-storage/
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Have you tried pmtiles? https://docs.protomaps.com/
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Wow! https://www.lightpollutionmap.info/s/jhwGSJJbskO4Lrzwt1btDQ
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Can you paste in the transcripts?
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I am just learning about the GIS space and the ubiquity of PostGIS being built in to postgres is very helpful! On most cloud or local postgres installs you are one “create extension” away from having the features available. This sqlite libr
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