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This is cool! I'm anxious to dig into Zig on an M1, and this helps. Side note, the CSS is broken for me in Safari—I get this error: Cannot load stylesheet https://blog.bugsiki.dev/assets/css/stylesheet.b609
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The future will definitely include more and more elaborate proofs of humanity, along with increasingly complicated “hall passes” to allow bots to perform actions sanctioned by a human. One early example of this line of thinking: https:&#x2
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That's helpful, thanks!
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I love this, and I wish more people would just fire up a text editor and write HTML like it's 1994. If you do this, it's a good idea to learn about the handful of meta tags you'll need so your page doesn't look weird in
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I've run my own servers for over 20 years now, but I guess I don't understand the pain point. Can you elaborate? They write: > Our system delivers all the hardware and software you need to run cloud… To "run cloud?&
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Installation and onboarding was nice & smooth! A few random bits of realtime feedback: You have an icon with the Finder face labeled "Open Finder view." I would expect this to open the app's data folder in the macOS Finde
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Congrats! I'm currently a Granola user, and wanted to build this myself a while back. But I probably wouldn't have gone as far as fine-tuning a small model for meeting summarization. Can't wait to try it out!
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"Fine" in the sense that life will probably go on in some form or another. The planet's climate has whipsawed countless times, causing many mass extinctions. My point is: when people talk about "saving the planet,"
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They're not sold out—Apple's configurator (and chip naming) is just confusing. The MacBook Pro with M4 Pro is only available in 24 or 48 GB configurations. To get 64 or 128 GB, you need to upgrade to the M4 Max. If you're loo
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I understand, but that is not exceptional for a Mac laptop. You could say all Apple Silicon Macs are exceptional, and I guess I agree in the context of the broader PC community. But I would not point at an individual MacBook Pro with 64 G
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Except that it is not exceptional at all; it's an older-generation MacBook Pro with 64GB of RAM. There's nothing particularly unusual about it.
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I like the comparisons! I think it's 100% fair to compare the "out of the box" images from the iPhone to other cameras. With that said, some notes: I think a lot of the differences you're seeing are the result of FOV dif
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If we feel hopeless, that works well for Donald Trump. "There's nothing an individual can do" is just a story—a narrative. As an example, the Target boycott had a real impact on Target's revenue. Who knows if that may ev
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I guess you're right—if people are not resolved in the need for change now, they never will be. Are you willing to just say our extinction is "inevitable" and face it with "acceptance?"
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> As for the amber stream pouring into my gas tank as I stand at the self-service pump on my way to Walden, I now take it and all the other plant-based fossil fuels to be an infinity of petrified sunlight, best understood through th
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by turnsout 1y ago
If you want to know about effective meetings, just read Traction and look into EOS.
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Okay sure, but Larry Tesler was a real one, and whatever you want to call it, his observation is spot-on. If I had 2c for every time I've seen a "Senior" dev push the complexity around on their plate like it's spinach, I
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Complexity is not inherently bad. Browsers are more or less exactly as complex as they need to be in order to allow users to browse the web with modern features while remaining competitive with other browsers. This is Tesler's Law [0]
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This article is just misinformed. Source: I’ve been working with color space conversion, HDR tone mapping, gamut mapping and “film look” for 20 years. It’s clear from their critique of the first screenshots that their problem is not with HD
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Yes. There are true facts, but the concept of "rationality" presupposes that there is one correct way to interpret these facts and translate them into behavior. Two people observe someone beating another person. One person moves f
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Exactly. I still use portable flash units (speed lights) that are now well over 20 years old, while a lot of the newer units have built-in batteries that will fail in just a few years. And it's an extreme example, but I still use my Ga
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I guess that’s fair—10% is impressive at that scale
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It's funny, because this is just a description of content marketing. But most companies forget step 1, which is to make the content interesting.
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100%... I'm seeking products that take AA or AAA batteries instead of built-in lithium batteries, for the same reason.
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An important note, because Amazon is now profitable (though not wildly so, given their revenue)
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This is exactly what I was looking for—thanks! So cool that you did this with a rotary phone.
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Awesome, thanks! I'll check it out.
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Whoa, love this. Do you have any recommended resources if I wanted to try this out? Any comments about FreeSWITCH vs Asterisk, or BulkVS vs Signalwire for a simple setup like this?
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Keep in mind, the main use case is allowing kids to call their friends and family and no one else. VoIP nerds out there, is there any simple PFSense equivalent for VoIP that would allow you to DIY this? Basically restrict inbound and outb
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Yes, because you can pull the SIM card out of a cellphone and dial 911.

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