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Special Effects with SwiftUI
(hackingwithswift.com)
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Text and Code Embeddings in the OpenAI API
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Look up the term Exobrain[0]. It's related to externalism[1], defined as: "Externalism, the philosophy of the mind's existence outside of the brain and body". > The extended mind model suggests that cognition is large
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This is called a 'pattern interrupt'. You can apply pattern interrupts to daily life such as choosing a new route to walk each day, or when computing, choosing to work on a new OS to try it out. Variety is the spice of life!
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If you're learning React just to get a job, you're doing it wrong, since recruiters are always changing their requirements. They will add `proficient in Svelte` just to annoy you, (after having learning React) and now you're
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Gunpowder Transformed the Medieval World
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I don't partake, but one strategy I use is dreaming up of ideas at 'the witching hour' of 3AM in the morning, jotting down ideas, so I can work on them when I wake up. For some reason my mind races at that hour, so I take ful
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M-Disc
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The copy on this seems anti-cloud, but Backblaze and other providers mitigate bitrot with redundancy and things like RAID. I'm happy enough putting things on the cloud, since it will last longer than my on-prem hard-drives, which need
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Machine Learning, Deep Fakes and the Threat of an AI Hate-Bot
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Well Facebook attempts to stop AD-blockers by generating random gobbledygook classnames in the CSS of ADs so that uBlock Origin and others can't create rules for them, and this tactic actually works really well. So they would be doing
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Is there a database of subtitles besides Opensubtitles that we can use as a fallback? It would be great if there was a Github repo with a updated lists of .SRT files we can download at our leisure. Only caveats: - Github wouldn't like
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There is a hidden often untalked about use for gift cards: they can be a drop in replacement for money when there's no other way to send funds to people (because maybe they're not signed up to Paypal or Venmo or whatever). So I ca
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Anything by Underworld. I've listened to 'Dark And Long (Dark Train)'[0] on repeat for the last 15 years now [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brZ_WBEzw6E
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Six Strategies to Stop Fear-Based Decision-Making
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Links from Instagram Stories available to all
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I never let money accumulate in Paypal. As soon as someone sends money / buys something, I send it straight to my bank. I've heard too many horror stories of Paypal putting money 'on hold' and people having no recourse f
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The current winner in my box of cables seems to be Micro-USB. Most manufacturers assume the user doesn't have one, so they come shipped with /everything/. In my other box, I have exotic and rare cables like USB-C (Which is sl
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You can disable webfonts globally in uBlock Origin, but you will see some sites that are broken because sometimes devs like to use a font file as an icon library. If that's the case, you can enable fonts just for a specific page. This
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web.dev[0] is full of great articles if you like web development CSS Tricks[1] is also full of handy snippets of code you can use when developing a website. I've noted many handy (somewhat overlooked) pieces of code on there. Feel free
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I usually case the joint of a service before signing up. So the service has to have screenshots, testimonials, and a thriving community before I consider hitting 'register'. I often have a gut instinct cultivated by years of signi
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Four Ways to Make Self-Care a Competitive Advantage
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Exponential View #345
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I start a trial to try out the service, as I think that is paramount in making a decision of whether I will continue with a (paid) subscription. Many services are successful because of trials. Some get their trials abused by people setting
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Why Multitasking Is Unproductive and What to Do Instead
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Apple’s much-needed MacBook Pro reverse ferret
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Autonomous Vehicles: Hype or Reality?
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Firstly, Facebook is a unicorn. Secondly, most people are just happy setting up a lifestyle business that generates passive income with little effort, albeit the initial setup of the business will be tough and have many hurdles, but you can
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Home Office for Two: Common Mistakes and Proven Fixes
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Confronting the Supply Chain Crisis
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