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   by xd1936 2y ago

   There's history. https://bullenweg.com/
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   by xd1936 2y ago

   I believe they do, but I couldn't confirm, so I didn't mention that.
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   by xd1936 2y ago

   Disingenuous article. The headline should be "Google Location Tracking is on by default in a brand new Google account and I don't like that". https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/3118687
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   by xd1936 2y ago

   Are you sure Google Glass looking absurd wasn't what killed Google Glass?
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   by xd1936 2y ago

   Does anyone have some examples of use cases for timestamped random entropy values?
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   by xd1936 2y ago

   US-only, I've had good luck with the NWS JSON API[1]. Someone posted a while ago on here[2] about taking in various NWS models and creating "Pirate Weather"[3], a drop-in replacement for Dark Sky. 1. https://www.we
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   by xd1936 2y ago

   Love love love love this. This would be great for kids. I pitched a very similar "weather for kids" visualizer product idea on the very first episode of my podcast. https://spitball.show/@podcast/episodes&#x2F
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   by xd1936 2y ago

   > Nebula the business is “Standard Broadcast LLC,” and is directly owned at the LLC level by me and 43 other creators (and growing). > Nebula the streaming video service (which controls the streaming revenue) is Watch Nebula LLC, whic
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   by xd1936 2y ago

   You used the word "scam" six times in your comment. That is a bit exaggerative of the actual company structure. Creators are getting paid to put various forms of exclusives on the platform. Just because the company uses a disingen
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    https://www.eink.com/brand/detail/Gallery_3
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    what?
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    Very cool, congrats on the launch. You're spending nearly all of your time in the stratosphere collecting data, but what correlation does that have to ground forecasts? Are your "AI models" that you're producing forecast
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    What is "faster calls"?
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    $19/year is very reasonable.
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    From what I understand, Mastodon is to Twitter as WriteFreely is to WordPress.com/Medium/Blogger/etc. Fediverse-aware, open-source, with a flagship SaaS hosted instance available at https://write.as . If microblogg
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    They said they've rewritten the HDR+ image processing pipeline from scratch for the first time in their live event. Not sure about the Pixel 9 hardware... I think the Pixel 8 was the first new sensor in a while though.
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    Super cool. My podcast has transcripts already. Any chance your app will be able to pull those in, instead of needing to generate a new one? https://podcasting2.org/podcast-namespace/tags/transcript
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    It looks like this solution is essentially this, but a little nicer looking (on hover animation, for example).
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    Many years ago, I built a Bash script to do something similar. https://gist.github.com/leoherzog/1dcffe776af200cd9117 Very cool!
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    Show HN: Spitball, entrepreneur junk food – tech product and startup pitches(spitball.show)

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    by xd1936 2y ago

    I think by "proxy the requests", they mean, these are usually on a static site and the browser is directly pulling in the Mastodon content client-side. They want to be good citizens and add a caching layer that they run.
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    I like Cassidy James' idea of linking a blog post to a Mastodon post[1], and showing the corresponding social interactions as a comments section at the bottom of the post. All static site client-side! 1. https://cassidyjames
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    Kind of sounds like you answered your own question there.
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    Right-click the back button?
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    I wish apt, dnf/rpm, flatpak, etc utilized a decentralized distribution option, like IPFS or BEP46 Mutable Torrents. It would be neat if the project leads seeded new package update hashes, volunteers ran seedboxes instead of http mirro
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    I've been using Puddletag[1] on Linux as an Mp3tag replacement and it works quite well. 1. https://docs.puddletag.net/
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    https://github.com/windirstat/windirstat-next
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    I have done this before, and it works, but the client downloads every single file locally in the background before it's able to do the comparison. I suspect this is because WinDirStat requests metadata about the file itself, and the sy
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    Great suggestions. I'd also add that learning how the DHT works is a great jumping off point.
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    by xd1936 2y ago

    I love distributed, server-less hosting concepts. Very cool project idea!