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by spcebar 3y ago
Frequently changing enough between versions that tutorials and community posts become out of date in a period of months.
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by spcebar 3y ago
We have good solutions we know work for some unhoused people. They're just expensive, complicated, not one size fits all, and require a lot of political will. The first thing we have to say is, "we're going to use our resourc
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by spcebar 3y ago
Also regular medical care. A lot of the unhoused have chronic but treatable illnesses which they currently lack the resources (or trust in medicine) to address.
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by spcebar 3y ago
For a subset of the unhoused, yes. Some chronically unhoused people don't have the skills to function in housing, some chronically unhoused people have mental illnesses that make staying in housing difficult for them and the people aro
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by spcebar 3y ago
Some thoughts. YouTube and Spotify not having an app at launch is really surprising to me, more surprising than Netflix. Could well be a case of "we'll wait and see before we sink money into a native app," and I don't th
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by spcebar 3y ago
To my recollection, plastic straws aren't anywhere near as prevalent or damaging in oceans as discarded fishing nets. That's the usual comparison here IIRC. But it seems to me it's a case of "we can do both", and in
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by spcebar 3y ago
This is a lot of bluster and citing academic sources like The Daily Mail. But the underlying criticism of Star*D may be valid, and you can read a much better criticism of it here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articl
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by spcebar 3y ago
Definitely a little treatment, since it contains mercury and is highly corrosive. I assume there are also issues with certain filtration processes not performing as well in low gravity environments. This contest is a nice way to get the pub
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by spcebar 3y ago
There's a server side implementation FB offers developers to circumvent some privacy restrictions now being enforced by browsers which doesn't have all the features of the clientside version but is their current workaround. It wil
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by spcebar 3y ago
The horrifying guidance I've gotten a number of times when I step into a project is "downgrade your node version 5 years and never update anything."
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Title's slightly editorialized, I'm guessing to avoid a title that is already editorialized. Suggest changing to "Unity Version of Bethesda's..." or "Unity Remake of Bethesda's..." Anyway, I'm ex
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- Cold fusion achieved - [XYZ] this close to taking everyone's job - Year of the Linux desktop Same as every year.
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Faceting is a deceptively hard problem to solve because it requires understanding the features of the products within the categories of products within the ecosystem of products a seller is selling, and dividing them up based on how a custo
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One of my previous offices had one. It was cool, but very small and uncomfortable. In terms of mobility and spaciousness, it's sort of like working out of a coach airplane seat.
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by spcebar 3y ago
Are you looking for lights you would put in the ceiling that would incidentally benefit plants or specifically grow lights?
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by spcebar 3y ago
Improv, music composition, gaming/streaming, hiking, missing my ex.
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by spcebar 3y ago
The consequence of a bad deploy can be millions of dollars for a client or business. Depending on the industry, it can be a million dollars in the course of an hour. If a dev team works Monday to Friday, then it's likely they're g
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by spcebar 3y ago
Do you know what kind of tech/tech-adjacent work you would be interested in? What field/industry?
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Whatever you're comfortable writing and think you can build a fast MVP in. You can always, and will likely, need to come back and rebuild portions of the software if your startup takes off, so don't worry too much about making all
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by spcebar 3y ago
In my side of the agency world there are a lot of designers who design UX that aren't UX designers. A lot of them want started in print and expect pixel perfect designs/don't understand the need for breakpoints. We had a clie
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by spcebar 3y ago
I suspect we're all talking about the same tool.
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by spcebar 3y ago
I had an old Galaxy smartphone that had some kind of thermal issue. It would constantly run hot, and, god forbid it should run out of batteries, would only start after it had been lightly chilled in the freezer. When it was running it perfo
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by spcebar 3y ago
I've seen no-code tools that are so complex and poorly designed that they require specialized teams to operate. We've worked with a number of clients that use a certain software, all of whom, despite having been sold on the simpli
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by spcebar 3y ago
Clearly you don't have children.
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by spcebar 3y ago
I got what appears to be the front page of a bizarre republican news site? Then it turns into articles about cloud hosting and outputs what looks like a letter from a recruiter. https://chat.openai.com/share/4eb2bbba-f1
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by spcebar 3y ago
I had a similar experience with Snapchat's ChatGPT powered AI a while ago. I asked it to speak to me in a more casual tone and it started telling me about its mom and dad, its deceased grandfather and how her grandmother's prized
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by spcebar 3y ago
Without paying, Tinder tells you that someone has liked you, but it doesn't tell you who liked you. The only way to match with that person is to organically swipe "like" on them when they're presented to you in the &qu
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Were vendors willing to work with you directly or was there some process to building a relationship with them? And what were some of the challenges you ran into while doing the replacement?
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All levels of skill/weirdness welcome!
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Show HN: Digital Graffiti Wall(graffitiwall.benergize.com)
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