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by simple10 2y ago
My guess is Express has been stable for a long time with no real need to evolve it. And old versions of node have effectively expired, so they can now drop support. Maybe there are more API changes planned for v6 and v5 is the stepping ston
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by simple10 2y ago
In California, yes. It's trickier to fire someone due to the labor laws. It's not as strict as EU, but typically requires performance reviews and advance notification. To fire someone in CA who does not have bad performance review
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by simple10 2y ago
For liability reasons, HR needs a reason to fire someone to avoid potential wrongful termination lawsuit. The meal vouchers just sound like it was an excuse they needed to let some people go. But it makes a good story for the interwebs.
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by simple10 2y ago
This is great! IMO there's always room for more platforms to expose visibility for product launches. Do you mind sharing a bit about the amount of daily traffic you get? Or plans for growing the platform? It would help people understan
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by simple10 2y ago
Good question. I don't remember how the tickets worked. We were in a small group and our guide took care of it. Also, the rules might have changed a bit. I was there over 10 years ago.
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by simple10 2y ago
If you go, I can't recommended enough to hike in to Petra from Little Petra (Siq al-Barid). Little Petra is a small caravan stop about 8km away. The hike brings you in through the backside of Petra near the Monastery. Also explore up t
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by simple10 2y ago
I have a few blogs running Ghost and really like it. Plugin and theme ecosystem is nowhere near Wordpress size. However, Ghost is much easier to modify and use IMO, maybe because I'm more comfortable in javascript ecosystem than PHP.
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by simple10 2y ago
This is incredibly similar to a personal project I've been prototyping. I love that Flipper brought it to market and will buy one. A fully open source & open hardware timer like this would be awesome. Cheaper DIY kit with 3d printa
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by simple10 2y ago
Can you elaborate a bit on the target market and use cases for Puter as it relates to AI? This is the first I've heard of Puter. Looks super interesting.
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by simple10 2y ago
Direct link to pre-order the kit: https://dkebuilds.com/products/dkebuilds-d64-rwd-rc-drift-ch... It doesn't include the remote, battery, or charger. Kit includes: - N20 dual shaft motor - 4 micro wheels -2g mic
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by simple10 2y ago
It's fairly easy to opt out of unsolicited ("junk") mail in the US [1]. I'm not sure what happens if you try to send bulk postcards to people who opted-out. I think either the post office doesn't deliver them (but y
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by simple10 2y ago
Thanks! I'll give self hosting LangFuse a try for HIPAA projects. And happy to pay for cloud for other projects.
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by simple10 2y ago
Fair points. I just think you'll make more charging a one time fee as most people won't want to do a subscription. Either way, I'm guessing it will be hard to make a full time income off a single utility app. But if you have
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by simple10 2y ago
This is great! I've been needing a solution to this problem. However... I would pay $20 one time for it. But a subscription is a deal breaker. My guess is you'll make a lot more revenue by doing one time fees tied to a specific Ai
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by simple10 2y ago
Looks cool. Just out of curiosity, how does this compare to other OpenLLMetry-type observation tools like Arize, Traceloop, LangSmith, LlamaTrace, etc.? From personal experience, they're all pretty simple to install and use. Then milea
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by simple10 2y ago
Oh nice! Expresso Forge is exactly what I've been looking for. I'm a big fan of manual, maintenance & electricity free coffee tools. Thanks for sharing.
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by simple10 2y ago
Thanks. Many friends of mine use and recommend brave.
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by simple10 2y ago
Is the warning on uBlock Origin Chrome extension page due to it not using the manifest v3? Anybody know if uBlock is still the best option for Chrome?
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by simple10 2y ago
Depends on the company and compliance behind the app. If it's HIPAA certified, I would trust it as much as a tele health app that stores images or videos sent to a doctor. If I trust the security of my medical records with the app, the
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by simple10 2y ago
Correct, the vagus nerve itself doesn't extend into wrists and legs AFAIK, but other nerves connect to it. Wrist tapping and acupuncture stimulation of points on the wrists are quite common. I'm assuming devices like Apollo Neuro
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by simple10 2y ago
This looks promising! For anyone trying it out, it seems like the UX is a lot different when you're logged in. From what I could tell, the basic idea is you can create a new "course" based on a description of what you'd
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by simple10 2y ago
For anecdotal data, I'm a big fan of Apollo Neuro. It's a small band worn on the wrist or ankle and vibrates to stimulate the vagus nerve. Similar effect to tapping on your wrist. The sleep mode seems to improve my deep sleep scor
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by simple10 2y ago
I've also had a couple brushes with vagus nerve stimulation. While in a specialized chiropractor's office undergoing traction to correct an old neck injury, I passed out. Apparently this is quite common, especially when blood suga
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by simple10 2y ago
It was just one analyst's opinion. Definitely worth disputing with sources. I don't have references.
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My knowledge is likely incorrect, but I think the 30 year number comes mostly from the politics side. It takes a long time to get approval, much less time to build.
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More likely because others lobby against nuclear energy. I talked to an energy analyst a few years back who knew how to read past the politics and interpret the math. The short of it... energy consumption projections for next 25 years outpa
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by simple10 2y ago
I think the author is talking about how ISO dates typically get converted and stored as integers or normalized (to UTC) ISO strings. If a payment was made in a different timezone from the server, the timezone locale (e.g. America/Los_A
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by simple10 2y ago
Blog is working again. I got the 500 error for a couple of minutes.
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by simple10 2y ago
Wow! 500 Server Error from Google. Looks like their blog runs on non-scaleable infra and got the hug of death?
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by simple10 2y ago
This looks useful for no-code team members to create embeddings for LLM. Since you're looking for feedback... The "New Way" section would benefit from simplifying into a single flow chart with just two steps. Then move the ex

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