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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Don’t quite follow. So you only use the chat UI and copy and paste from there? Or do you use CC but don’t let it automatically update files?
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Dieter Rams. Apple copied loads of his designs.
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Anybody have a link to this model? Can't seem to see it on the arxiv site.
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
This is an interesting perspective. Generating ‘content’ tailored to you and not meant for someone else’s taste. Human artists need to make money and those who create music for a tiny bubble probably can’t make enough. So as an artist what
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Ignore those who judge you. You’re doing something that will move you closer to getting a job or earning income (ie paying taxes). What do people do if they don’t have a house? You can’t live on 500 if you also have to pay rent.
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
This is a tough read. I’d probably have a similar mindset as you, but responsibilities for others is one force that keeps us going. I don’t have any advice other than finding a support group online or offline. Hope you’ll experience brighte
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
My friend, don’t swallow the red pill and definitely avoid the black pill. Janitors and cleaners of all kinds are essential workers. And nurses keep you alive. Both type of workers add more value to society than I do (working on products to
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Good advice. Stay lean and prepare for tough(er) times.
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Can you put ‘freelance’ or volunteer work in that gap? And have friends or family as reference?
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Thanks for the tip. When you say abusive manager, do you mean micromanaging and the likes? If not, is this something HR could have helped with. But then again the saying goes HR is not your friend? What would be your advice how to deal with
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
What’s your advice for people who want to transition to working on projects to help fix the climate crisis? Where would you start? Curious, what bit are you working on to help fix this? Research as you’re doing a PhD? Reading “Reinventing F
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Thanks for sharing your story. You sound tough as nails overcoming all those things.
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Those are some great realisations. Working on projects that help society and people can give you so much energy. I experienced it once and want to get back to that. Especially important during these trying times. Curious to know, what are t
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
I have that identity, ie being the pillar of stability and support for those around me. One thing I worry about is getting a stroke or become blind, paralyzed or similar. Having lost people around me or seen them fall seriously ill , made m
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Even if living cheaply, to do those things you listed and staying retired, you would need a few hundreds of thousands. That sounds rich to me.
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
HN was breaking it as it was too long I think. Should be fixed now. Wrapped it in brackets <>.
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Tori Branum, a MAGA candidate, was giving the tip off. Totally hurting her community. < https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/meet-the-woman-claiming-to... > They were looking for 4 latinos, but then decided
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
What was your app being pirated? Does your new tool complete the DMCA form and send it off?
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Great background and experience and you seem very driven and proactive. That someone like you doesn’t get recognised or rewarded reeks of piss poor leadership. And then the petty reason not to give a good performance score - your manager sh
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Compared to other industries, I’ve always held, perhaps a somewhat naive view that a game studio is a collective of talented artists, writers, composers, designers and developers working together to create something extraordinary. Making mo
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Can you explain the TempleOS meme reply? I don’t know enough about its history to get the joke.
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Thanks for clarifying. Your Pi case looks smaller compared to the others, so now it makes sense that it fits on your keychain. Sounds like a fun little project.
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Just had a look at QGIS. It appears to be cross platform. Why not run it directly on Windows? Are there benefits running it under Arch and then 'stream' it to Windows? Assuming it's faster running QGIS in Linux? Or is it beca
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
I get that. I was just wondering about the comment that it can be carried around on a keychain. Looking at the pictures, some have a little screen attached and maybe a battery, so thought it might be a bit too big for a keychain.
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Some good feedback here. The landing page is confusing and trying to use some clever tricks to impress, like those draggable boxes, which stopped me from easily scrolling (viewing on an iPad) and the wall of text that is fading in. All this
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
This sounds interesting. But I don’t fully follow? What are your use cases? To run Linux GUI apps? Does mobaxterm allow you to view those GUI apps?
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
I’m a dummy. Can you explain your setup? How does the Pi fit on a keychain? I searched for the term and it seems to be a DIY kit to do reinforcement learning to try to crack WPA keys?
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Thanks for this. Lots to look into. Maybe I wasn't super clear. Wasn't looking for a 1:1 replacement. Trying to understand what other options are out there for small teams / projects that don't need all those enterprise
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Thanks - will check out DuckDB.
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by uxcolumbo 1y ago
Are there any cheaper alternatives to Databricks, EC2, DynamoDB, S3 solution? Where cost is more predictable and controlled? What's a good roll your own solution? DB storage doesn't need to be dynamic like with DynamoDB. At max 1T

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