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by simple10 2y ago
Here's a good in-depth video from a woodworker YouTuber that explains all the drama and pros/cons of the law. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxKkuDduYLk
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by simple10 3y ago
Thanks for sharing the tech stack. It's a really impressive site.
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Looks like svelte + three.js Svelte has some pretty nice built-in scroll animation support: https://svelte.dev/repl/051cd352ce284d15b55c91c8b30fa32f?ver...
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Unfortunately, it can't be used for business expenses. But that makes sense as they're losing money on the 3% cash back according to the article.
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by simple10 3y ago
Nice set of tools. I like the simplicity. I get a DeprecationWarning when running the changelog tool due to a known issue with auto-changelog. Made me curious... what are the latest recommendations from node folks for changelog generators?
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by simple10 3y ago
Experimenting with GCMs is by far the most useful and fun biohacks I've tried. I was part of the early beta for Levels Health. Even if you don't suspect underlying health issues, the data provided for health optimization and gamif
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by simple10 3y ago
This looks amazing! Thanks for sharing. I signed up for the private beta.
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by simple10 3y ago
Just found two more recent bot detectors that show the tests run: https://www.browserscan.net/en/bot-detection https://bot.incolumitas.com/
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by simple10 3y ago
These two websites used to be useful for testing bots. They may be several years old at this point. https://bot.sannysoft.com/ https://antoinevastel.com/bots/datadome The first link shows the tests and
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by simple10 3y ago
The javascript code is not minified and is easy to follow. Beautifully done. https://ciechanow.ski/js/base.js https://ciechanow.ski/js/airfoil.js
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That was my immediate first question as well when visiting their site. "Where are the web fonts examples?" The PDF manual has the font embedded and it appears to render well. This is super cool! But I'm a bit stumped on the u
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by simple10 3y ago
This is good the trademark failed. It might have been more of a defensive move rather than trying to lock up the term for OpenAI's exclusive use. Although, I'm sure they would have been happy if it succeeded. Question for a lawyer
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Looks promising but doesn't yet have payment integrations from what I can tell. It's more of a website-with-login boilerplate vs SaaS boilerplate. But I'm a big fan of svelte and enjoy seeing all these new svelte starter kits
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by simple10 3y ago
I worked on a few films back in college. It's a huge deal if the generator goes down. It completely stops production, especially when shooting at night with giant lights. It's not possible to run most productions off of the normal
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by simple10 3y ago
I've been seeing this model popup a lot in the lead gen space. Practitioners pay a fee to be part of a network with the promise of getting a steady stream of clients. Lifestance took it to a new level with practitioners being employees
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by simple10 3y ago
From the doc: LifeStance provides advances to clinicians who expect to eventually reach the company’s lofty compensation promises. This often results in burdensome debt when expectations fall short. One former LifeStance manager described t
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by simple10 3y ago
From the claims, it appears Lifestance charged therapists to be part of the network but were treated as employees, resulting in some therapists owing more than they made. Ouch! I wonder why they didn't operate as a lead gen agency to a
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by simple10 3y ago
The video on the page sums up the study in simple terms. For Lean Mass Hyper-Responders, eating a low carb ketogenic diet increases cholesterol levels because the liver is effectively trafficking more fat due to low glycogen levels in the l
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by simple10 3y ago
The note about moonlighting is thoughtful and well written. https://basecamp.com/handbook/moonlighting Main takeaway is don't do anything outside of work that will significantly impact work performance, but the wa
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by simple10 3y ago
It's not a well supported theory, but fascinating. Possibly an epigenetic influence? Much more likely a cultural effect, if any, that nudged early humans down the path of spiritual pursuit as a sort of cultural glue. The more spiritual
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by simple10 3y ago
Some have speculated psychedelics like psilocybin played a pivotal role in Homo Sapiens consciousness development. If true, the poetic symmetry of AI inventing psychedelics and smart drugs to fuel the next jump in human development is fasci
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by simple10 3y ago
My 9-yo son has been making games with GameMaker https://gamemaker.io/ It's a popular framework for creating 2D HTML games and publishing them on sites like Crazy Games. GameMaker has a lot of great tutorials and templ
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by simple10 3y ago
I forgot to mention... it was a HUGE deal when Jack came to visit a local GE subsidiary. Like Tom Cruise or the President visiting. People kinda worshipped him. He was Elon Musk for his day... but without social media or a focus on innovati
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I worked at GE for a bit when I was in college right at the end of Jack Welsh's tenure. The bizarre culture blew my mind and in a big way steered me away from pursuing a career at big businesses. It was at the height of the 6 sigma man
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It could also have something to do with military recruitment and passing background checks in advance of a possible recruitment surge for conflict between US and China.
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That's an interesting hypothesis and seems to make sense. I was also wondering why he would pardon people who were never arrested or detained. Felt a bit dystopian thought crime-esque, but there's likely some sort of logic behind
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by simple10 3y ago
This bike multitool. When not biking, it kinda doubles as a fidget toy for me. https://tacticagear.com/products/m-110-bike-multitool?varian...
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Plus one. Great tool set for the price.
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Maybe I shouldn't be amazed by GPT stuff anymore, but this worked "surprisingly" well. For instance, I gave it some javascript that uses sandboxed API function calls without any require statements. It somehow figured out the
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The canal is significantly higher than the ocean. The French tried and failed to dig a canal straight through and the eventual solution was to use locks to raise the ships on each side and then lower on the other side. I'm not sure why

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