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rtaylorgarlock
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rtaylorgarlock
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I can imagine. Y'all didn't start simple like some of your competitors; 'intrapraneurial' efforts in existing contexts like yours come with well-documented struggles. Good work!
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I spent 8k tokens after giving the interface 'cd ../<other-dir>', resulting in Gemini explaining that it can't see the other dir outside of current scope but with recommendation ls files in that dir. Which then re
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1y ago
Exactly--this plus the usability original commenter communicated made this why I did so much work to keep my Pixel 3 alive for so long. I still think about the rear fingerprint sensor after a Pixel 3 -> pixel 6 -> S21 Ultra -> S24
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1y ago
In a world where PR-focused organizations (not saying it's right or that's how it should be, but that 'it do be like it is') actively work to hide breaches on occasion? Should they not publicly success a win and support
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1y ago
After spending a few days in Vegas recently, I can confirm whoever thinks "gamblers are mystics at heart" only knows either a tiny bit about gambling or mysticism, but not both
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1y ago
THANK YOU. For example, I'm currently a user of an android app (installed thru Play Store) which I found through front page; cool. The headline: "I developed <insert FOSS app which meets regular value prop> and didn't u
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1y ago
Because they don't own it, or the models they (don't) own aren't good enough for a standalone brand? Sure seems like it.
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Agreed. The current 'Pro 2.5 Preview' following another 'Preview' hurts my brain, and the beta badges we're all throwing on products aren't stopping people from using things in production. Rate limits only go s
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1y ago
Only in the same way that the plural of 'opinion' is 'fact' ;)
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I'm relatively happy whenever I see negative news about Temu. Call it a bias, though my limited data[0] (itself biased) supports whatever negative perceptions I have towards Temu. The only brand to get 0/100? Why does human exploi
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Google ADK
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1y ago
also https://google.github.io/adk-docs/
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2y ago
Answering the question = harm /人◕ __ ◕人\
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2y ago
Me too. So stable that I'm becoming less and less tolerant for annoying issues in Windows, and further more motivated to make consumer linux even more available and reliable.
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2y ago
seriously, with an opportunity like that it ABSOLUTELY does not matter if your acronym matches. They must now suffer publicly, forever, for we know where their unpoetic hearts lie.
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Daniel is a buddy of mine, and I'm proud of him for self-publishing this. I know 1st hand the crazy amount of hours he put into this over the last 8(?) years. Also relevant to this journey for him is his challenges with his tenured ma
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2y ago
Get off yo phone!!! ;) I got to watch them do some of the scanning when I walked through the museum on a trip a couple years ago. Very cool setup.
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Exactly. Snowball's chance anyone could get a series of capacitors and transistor to do too much more than "let the smoke out," even with the largest influx of EM energy. Most batteries give pretty big warnings before they do
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Do you agree with the assessment that having kids can help with handling of some of these growth or lack of development challenges? I've heard that from a few high-ACE score fathers and I appreciate the advice. My wife and I are headin
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I've thought about this. Nice burrs are available, yet the other machined components are less so available. 3d printing will get the project only part of the way for what I'd think of for a real part. My brain is sort of putting a
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Perhaps consider other options which don't require large force. I'm currently running a normal aeropress, from before the VC buyout, with a Fellow Prismo + paper filter, and i'm getting results which I'm very happy with.
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I'm looking specifically for comments involving GCP and Silvias as I struggle to see a better option for us 'hackers.' Posting a separate comment about the Gagguino project [1] unless I find one. Would be happy to hear of a b
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I see you, SC!
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I hate to critique such a fine piece of work as your comment, yet I must add a 5.a) as an option taken by especially high-quality Profit corps: Blaming their customers for the leak (e.g. 23andMe).
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I wonder if there's a way to get data on this, even if it's only 'sentiment.' A bit hard to validate actual experience on what's effectively anonymous without intentional disclosure or a whole lot of rep. I've
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I think about this way more often when I should. I'm prototyping a cooling system and currently using ice; designing tolerance for the cool reservoir to contract a little as ice warms and changes states has my brain hooked on the weird
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Exactly. Both 1st + 2nd order thinking are needed when evaluating the PR efforts of leaders, particularly when their messages go against their actions.
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I, without looking at the comments here, immediately returned to homepage to unvote after seeing this on the homepage. Weird flex by creator; ironic that the OS community will happily ignore his creative intentions to use as needed if the v
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How dare you call out BMW's iDrive explicitly ヽ(ಠ_ಠ)ノ ;)
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Same sentiment here. Actively working to reduce dependence on anything FAANG.
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