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by tr3ntg 3y ago
This makes Apple One entirely not worth it. But I'm pretty biased - I opted out of even the current pricing after being disappointed with Apple Music and Apple TV. I don't want to rant about bad software, but they really need to
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by tr3ntg 3y ago
Even if you work at a fast-growing startup, that is making tons of money with few employees, and every single thing you do affects the bottom line, your own role is easily replaceable. I think this overall topic blurs with the concept of &q
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by tr3ntg 3y ago
Is the door actually off center or is that just every single photo making it appear that way?
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by tr3ntg 3y ago
Yes yes yes. This is well-articulated. I agree with every point, especially poor connectivity. The cellular service in my area is a bit spotty and Apple Music is worthless outside of my home. All said, I’d say it’s a UX disaster. Unfortunat
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by tr3ntg 3y ago
replying to my sibling commentor, vel0city: My neighborhood has had dozens of outages over the past few years, the worst of which was nearly a week-long outage during the now-infamous freeze. So yeah, energy is cheap, but same areas are hit
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by tr3ntg 3y ago
While that would work well in summer, and this current issue, the outlook isn’t so good for Texas winters. I recently spoke with another Texan who has had solar + batteries for a couple years. Apparently, in our area, winters are so cloudy
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by tr3ntg 3y ago
I didn’t live here in previous years, but I think it’s abnormal that multiple days in a week demand is estimated to be above supply. And yes, it’s most efficient to keep supply and demand close. But based on this article and our recent tren
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by tr3ntg 3y ago
I live in Texas and we’ve been dancing on the edge of energy availability for weeks now. If you glance at ERCOT’s public graphs that estimate energy supply and demand, every evening we’re barely eeking by. From what I’ve heard, this should
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by tr3ntg 3y ago
If you're using a tool like ledger, I don't think there's much ghostfolio could say to convert you. Seems like comparing apples to oranges. I'm not familiar with ledger, but at a glance, seems like it's made for a d
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by tr3ntg 3y ago
I thought of val town too when looking at this. Not that it's similar in any one way, but I've never been able to deploy small scripts / micro apps faster than with Val Town
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by tr3ntg 3y ago
What's this github subdomain format? Is this a real url you're matching or syntax for something else like your username / org name?
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by tr3ntg 3y ago
Biased much? Lording acceptance/rejection over any candidate seems like a trip But to stay on topic, I generally agree with the consensus of this thread and your comment. The inputs and outputs here probably aren’t linked to the school
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by tr3ntg 3y ago
Interesting. Not long ago I created an alt FB account using all fake data about myself, the only real thing was my selfie matching the username. Except I was approved instantly. I wonder what the pass/fail rate is for this system.
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by tr3ntg 3y ago
I'd say Supabase is great at spinning up CRUD apps. If anything, this article could be summarized as "Because Val Town is much more than a CRUD app, they had a harder time with Supabase than the average."
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by tr3ntg 3y ago
Appreciate this well-thought out response. As someone who has built several proof-of-concepts on Supabase (but never going far enough to test its limits), articles by Val Town here and responses like yours all work towards my analysis of th
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
I hear this all the time, and these workplace-focused descriptions of "phases of underperformance" really apply to me, but I don't think it's ADHD. I can focus on all sorts of things when I try, and when I look up sympto
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
It’s unfortunate how harshly this comment is worded - the video linked provides a level-headed and informative speech given at a UK Parliament meeting that is a good summary of vaccination outcomes based on government data. I’ve struggled t
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
I’m in the A.Team network (the group behind this post) and I’ll say that they don’t even have many contracts available right now. If their own ability to find work for contractors is any signal, contracting is a horrible replacement for ful
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
I really enjoyed using App.net for the brief time it flourished.
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
This is very helpful. I’ve needed to search AppleScript-related questions occasionally and I’m usually disappointed. Nice to have more resources like this!
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
No, the best startups run healthily at -$424k/employee, so any positive number is really great. (sarcasm)
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
The fact that OpenAI already has public moderation APIs for detecting prompt safety, I'd guess there is a lot more internal work going on in determining what prompts to ignore, or what phrases of one's prompt to adjust to avoid re
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
Of course this fails. OpenAI continuously states that ChatGPT: 1) Doesn't generate facts. 2) Shouldn't be used for anything useful. However, your point is still a good one. If Microsoft places ChatGPT somewhere alongside Bing, it&
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
The highest placed links on Google are basically guaranteed to: 1) Not be the actual source of content 2) Not link to the original source
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
I was suspicious of your claim, but this seems very good. Your first example is way more extreme than Adobe's (a restaurant with background noise as loud as your voice??), but the output is ridiculously clear. I would definitely say th
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
Readwise has always been an impressive product - this makes it go so much farther. Tangent: for me, the Readwise brand as a whole has been damaged by its Twitter bot. There are so many people using it that it spams the replies to just about
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
This is nice. I often find myself trying to recall specific HN links for a variety of discussions. Just recently, a PDF link was one of those. This site made it very easy to find again. Plus, many comments had been added since I first saw i
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
This website features advertisements for alt-bank services that sound as trustworthy as FTX turned out to be.
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
Declarative frameworks are deceptively simple. The promise is that "anyone can use it" - be it UIKit experts or entirely green developers. However, as this article makes clear, a deeper understanding is required to make SwiftUI vi
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by tr3ntg 4y ago
I was skeptical until I saw that you’ve included messages, a separate chat, and file hosting. It’d be hard to migrate an existing team over to this, but for new teams, this would be cool to adopt. One single “work space.” I

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