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by runamuck 3y ago
He/ she didn't ask you to vote. I did vote, however, the least I could do to support an indie-dev's project.
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by runamuck 3y ago
I would love to see the Value Prop of this vs. Brave. (NOTE: I pay for a Kagi Unlimited Subscription).
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by runamuck 3y ago
Aha, Lucas claims he meant distance too.
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by runamuck 3y ago
I paid about $22 each to fill my closet with cherry wood coat hangers from the Container Store.
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by runamuck 3y ago
You will need to dive in, hit road blocks, fail and regroup to learn sales. Books/ courses can give you motivation, but you will learn most of the art through "the school of hard knocks."
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by runamuck 3y ago
The sweat equity of 3 years and dozens of prototypes only contributes to 5% of the product's success. Marketing will drive 95% of the return.
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by runamuck 3y ago
I would love to hear your favorite ChatGPT "tells" please comment below.
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High Precision Linux Script to Detect Generative AI(twitter.com)
1 points by runamuck 3y ago|1 comments
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by runamuck 3y ago
The latter. FYI - Han Solo makes that mistake in the Original Star Wars (A New Hope).
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by runamuck 3y ago
So if I try to get the Falcon to do the Kessel run in two Parsecs, Numbat will raise an exception.
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by runamuck 3y ago
I love this post. Share more "crazy" ideas!
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by runamuck 3y ago
*Every company
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by runamuck 3y ago
You get an artisanal laptop created by passionate Linux enthusiasts that work for a Small Business in Oregon.
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by runamuck 3y ago
I had a good experience with System76 customer Support. I contacted them on Wednesday July 13th and they responded that Monday July 18th. They sent me a label immediately, I shipped it to them and with shipping time both ways I got my lap
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Beat ChatGPT with active, present voice (E-Prime)(john.soban.ski)
2 points by runamuck 3y ago|1 comments
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by runamuck 3y ago
I identify some ChatGPT "tells" and then recommend a way for authors to distance themselves from generative content.
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by runamuck 3y ago
Thank you for writing a hilarious and painfully true slice of office life.
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by runamuck 3y ago
Depression can cause dangerously low Blood Oxygen?
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by runamuck 3y ago
Thank you for this list. I started my career with Opnet (Riverbed purchased them in 2013) and IIRC the license cost mid five figures per year. This list tipped me to OmNet++ which may provide a similar DES environment. I look forward
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by runamuck 3y ago
I like the commitment to this comment - you signed up for a handle "the-dude."
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by runamuck 3y ago
I thought the Graphic showed "Rocketman." Did I read that wrong?
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Amazon launches its Bedrock generative AI service in general availability(techcrunch.com)
2 points by runamuck 3y ago|0 comments
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by runamuck 3y ago
Thank you for such a thoughtful, thorough and insightful response!
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Good “Hello World” Intro to Machine Learning for Curious App Developer?
6 points by runamuck 3y ago|4 comments
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by runamuck 3y ago
I compare Fyodor Dostoevsky's Rodion Raskolnikov (Crime and Punishment) with Ayn Rand's Howard Roark (The Fountainhead). Tools include both the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Natural Language Application Programming Interface (API) a
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by runamuck 3y ago
Fanatics just bought PWCC - I assume for their sleek (IMHO) online auction and vault. This provides another pillar to their sports card domination.
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by runamuck 3y ago
Amazing article! I love the approach and description of data gathering, data prep and analysis. I believe you should edit the text to read "Data Engineer" in the first numbered item: "I argue from data that the Data Scientis
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by runamuck 3y ago
crappening
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Need a local (Novato) techie to help with a ventilator
1 points by runamuck 3y ago|0 comments
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by runamuck 3y ago
Caltech developed the first triple-changer Transformer. More than meets the eye!

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