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by vmoore 3y ago
There is never enough knowledge workers these days, so there's always a gap in the market somewhere. I would say leave the LLM/AI hype-train alone and let it mature a bit before trying to master it and then sell those skills.
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by vmoore 3y ago
I'm suspicious of Feedly. Their privacy policy which should be here[0], redirects to this: https://feedly.com/i/welcome So I can't research how they handle my data. There has to be more privacy-centric altern
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by vmoore 3y ago
Magnesium. Iron. Vitamin B Complex. Limit carbs. Eat plenty of nuts and seeds.
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by vmoore 3y ago
https://algs4.cs.princeton.edu/home/
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by vmoore 3y ago
> I am not so optimistic that they will die In the end, the people that drink the Kool-Aid offered by the platform will stay, and the wise people migrate to better platforms. The mega platforms like FB are cults with the main userbase b
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by vmoore 3y ago
> the average user who is there just for the memes and doom scrolling the latest news. Most platforms are only still alive because of the doomscrollers. They contribute a large chunk towards the DAUs (Daily active users). Ragebait and in
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Are We Reaching the Limits of Homegrown Silicon?(digitstodollars.com)
1 points by vmoore 3y ago|0 comments
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Milk-V Mars: RISC-V credit card size SBC(milkv.io)
112 points by vmoore 3y ago|76 comments
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by vmoore 3y ago
Something rushed out the door without due diligence is technical debt. Too strict deadlines lead to sloppy codebases, and typically no testing was done. Then there's fighting old monolithic codebases that slow everything down like trea
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by vmoore 3y ago
I think they are naked because they don't have 'private parts' to display. They are sexless creatures who multiply by cloning themselves, instead of having sex / courting. > In the end, there's a pretty good chan
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by vmoore 3y ago
I have a dedicated browser for HN, and don't have HN logged in on my main surfing profile. That way, I just check in to HN on an infrequent basis. This is forming a habit that I enjoy. If HN was easy to access, then it's game ov
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Scroll-Driven Animations(scroll-driven-animations.style)
2 points by vmoore 3y ago|1 comments
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UnsuckJS: Progressively enhance HTML with lightweight JavaScript libraries(unsuckjs.com)
308 points by vmoore 3y ago|189 comments
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How to train your chatbot through prompt engineering(computerworld.com)
2 points by vmoore 4y ago|0 comments
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A Newfound Discomfort with Hypertext(maya.land)
4 points by vmoore 4y ago|0 comments
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by vmoore 4y ago
uBo is great, but can sometimes break sites who ask you to 'disable your AD blocker to view this page'. That's rare though, but it does happen.
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by vmoore 4y ago
I've been using uBo since the start. Went to use the web without it and it was like using the web naked. It didn't feel right.
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Tidbyt – The Retro Display from the Future(tidbyt.com)
3 points by vmoore 4y ago|0 comments
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Backupery for Slack is a tool to back up and convert Slack data(backupery.com)
2 points by vmoore 4y ago|0 comments
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by vmoore 4y ago
I only turn on my machine when I'm using it. My only real metric is how long my machine manages to boot into an OS. So far, no drives have failed, the PC manages to boot and has done for 10 years now. Obviously when that changes, I&#x2
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by vmoore 4y ago
> anger at the actual and perceived near-future likely disruptions of AI If AI is nothing more than if...else statements then you could argue it has disrupted tech from much farther back. Many AI systems are dressed up as 'AI'
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by vmoore 4y ago
Bootstrap is great, but sometimes a project starts getting bigger than the prototype stage and requires custom styling and edge-case stuff that Bootstrap alone can't cater for. By all means, use it, but don't rely on it when you s
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The Glitch Community’s Guide to Building the Fediverse(blog.glitch.com)
2 points by vmoore 4y ago|0 comments
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Design notes on the 2023 Wikipedia redesign(alexhollender.com)
43 points by vmoore 4y ago|57 comments
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Move over Mastodon, here comes Nostr(easydns.com)
2 points by vmoore 4y ago|0 comments
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by vmoore 4y ago
I reached subscription fatigue about a decade ago. Now I'm really economical about what I pay for online. There are certain things that I've committed to like web hosting & domain renewals which will be renewed for as long as
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by vmoore 4y ago
The only person I can think of that described the psychedelic experience as much as possible was Terrence McKenna. What you have to realize is that such an experience is ineffable and can't be reduced to mere words. McKenna kind of des
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by vmoore 4y ago
It's great it's open source and all, but the download[0] is still a binary blob we have to trust. [0] https://downloads.nordcdn.com/apps/windows/NordVPN/latest/No...
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by vmoore 4y ago
In less computer science-ey terms, always go with your gut instinct.
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After four years of SMR storage, here's what we love(dropbox.tech)
2 points by vmoore 4y ago|0 comments

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