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by reustle 3y ago
Why not add it directly into the interface where you configure the site to begin with? It's a pretty reasonable ask.
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by reustle 3y ago
Tangent: It seems that multimodal LLMs are going to be great for accessibility. "What is on this document? What does the chart show?" We might not be there just yet, but it sure isn't far away.
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by reustle 3y ago
Since I don't see it mentioned here at all, I highly recommend trying out https://cursor.so - GPT4 powered and absolutely helpful with refactoring code and adding new features, not just finishing the current line.
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by reustle 3y ago
Tech started with a bunch of nerds. Those nerds made loads of money, which attracted the non-nerds. The non-nerds were better at marketing themselves and talking their way up the ladder. Now tech is mostly non-nerds.
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by reustle 3y ago
Looking forward to a 3D version of TTD sitting off to the side on my desk in my mixed reality headset. Rendering in 3D seems done already https://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?t=86412
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by reustle 3y ago
I wouldn't necessarily call it a new ecosystem. It's mostly the same walled garden that runs iOS/iPadOS.
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by reustle 3y ago
I would guess that AirDrop works. Also, since it's running a form of iPadOS, you should be able to use network drives https://support.apple.com/guide/ipad/connect-external-device...
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by reustle 3y ago
> complete with bullshit interior dead spaces to meet regulatory requirements. At least in NYC, the requirement is that bedrooms need to have a window. Are there more requirements than that? I've had kitchens w/out windows in N
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by reustle 3y ago
> According to a story published by The New York Times, EV drivers in Norway are used to preheating their cars before going out for a drive in freezing temperatures. Lars Godbolt, who’s an adviser of the Norwegian Electric Vehicle Associ
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by reustle 3y ago
My guess is that the primary goal would be balance front to back, assuming you use their stronger over-head strap. Then it shouldn’t be pulling you forward.
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by reustle 3y ago
I’ve done countless long trips on motorcycles and have never been bothered by the weight of the helmet. I’m curious if a little bit of exercise will counter any discomfort with this. Seems other headsets have had similar complaints, too.
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by reustle 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Internet_theory Often referred to as the dead internet theory
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by reustle 3y ago
You eventually get to a scale where vetting is near impossible. Paying for premium brings them closer to a state where they don’t need advertising at all.
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by reustle 3y ago
> the Company will make a cash payment to Figma in the previously agreed amount of one billion dollars ($1,000,000,000) (the “Termination Fee”) within three business days following the date thereof Three business days to wire $1b, the we
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by reustle 3y ago
This is a tax on congestion, not pollution.
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by reustle 3y ago
The hackers of the 90s and 00s are a different breed than those today. Today, many go through a boot camp and enjoy a cozy job. Might as well be an accountant or in HR. The hackers of the early days were tinkerers. Odd ones out, often. They
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by reustle 3y ago
Buy buying nothing, I bought slightly more runway to spend more time on my projects and with friends.
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by reustle 3y ago
Jump in, the water is great! But seriously, this finally forced my back to Firefox and it has been very smooth so far. The Cloudflare overlords like to force a few more captchas to access sites, and Apple doesn’t support keychain password s
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by reustle 3y ago
This looks great! If you're looking to do the same with open source code, you could likely run Ollama and a UI. https://github.com/jmorganca/ollama + https://github.com/ollama-webui/ollama-web
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by reustle 3y ago
I'm probably reading too much into it, but interesting that he specifically called out maximizing safety.
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by reustle 3y ago
Apparently a huge number of staff members threatened to quit unless the board resigned.
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by reustle 3y ago
It's getting quite easy on Apple hardware, too https://asahilinux.org
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by reustle 3y ago
I’ve traveled at least 6mo/yr for the better part of the last 10 years. These points mentioned are exactly why Airbnb has been as successful as it is.
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by reustle 3y ago
Curious, how would that differ? Assuming it is just grabbing the rendered HTML DOM after each action, isn’t it nearly the same?
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by reustle 3y ago
I would lean more towards saying that the soldiers leaked their locations, more than Strava itself.
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by reustle 3y ago
> a simple count the host could just `wc -l access.log` Tons of very simple hosts, like Github Pages, don't give access to detailed info like that (and that's totally fine).
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by reustle 3y ago
As much I agree with respecting folks wishes to not be tracked, most of these cases are not about "tracking". It's usually website hosts just wanting to know how many folks are passing through. If a visitor doesn't even
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by reustle 3y ago
> is it true to say the golden visa is not attractive to US citizens? It was still attractive because it gave you a pretty fast path to a second citizenship.
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by reustle 3y ago
> Krita is a professional FREE and open source painting program. It is made by artists that want to see affordable art tools for everyone. - concept art - texture and matte painters - illustrations and comics
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by reustle 3y ago
Many folks, including myself, live (nearly) entirely within the browser. Pinned tabs, multiple windows, as big improvements in JS / wasm make this pretty smooth.

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