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by xrd 3y ago
Interesting. I think you should ask some questions inside the Svelte discord channel. My opinion is that Svelte is the easiest to integrate because it doesn't require the runtime that react does, for example. I've got Svelte runni
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by xrd 3y ago
I keep telling myself that an incoming recession creates good conditions for my startup (vivoh.com). I guess I've internalized the idea that if you have a startup during a recession and can survive, you'll be in a great position a
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by xrd 3y ago
That was weird indeed. When I was in high school in Japan as an exchange student, I did think it was strange that I had to clean the classroom myself rather than a janitor. But now that I'm older, it makes perfect sense.
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by xrd 3y ago
Svekyll was originally built on sveltekit and I couldn't figure out how to get SSR and figure out the right adapter for nodejs and static hosting. Which is why I abandoned it and am much happier with a Svelte only CLI, just like Jekyll
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by xrd 3y ago
I really love Svelte. The compiler is great and very extensible. For example, you can easily add functions to the processing pipeline to process Svelte templates (or the script elements or style sections) in your own special way. It's
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by xrd 3y ago
I know the strokes well, or at least I did. I recall being corrected in class when I lived in Japan. I was so proud of my kanji and the strokes were completely out of order and my Japanese classmates made me well aware of that. I'm act
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by xrd 3y ago
I didn't read the full text but I did notice that the authors are 75% Japanese names and one other person who I'm assuming is of Chinese heritage. It makes me think of all the Japanese art I've seen with calligraphy that is u
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by xrd 3y ago
OK, this is my favorite .ai domain. And, the logo snaps!
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by xrd 3y ago
I was downvoted heavily on that comment. I've got two daughters and this is not the way I want them to think about usage of AI. My 8 year old is already worried about her body and her weight and it feels like it is appropriate to at le
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by xrd 3y ago
Great, this looks perfect as a way to sell more fast fashion, the 2nd worst polluting industry in the world. So many better applications of this technology and instead they showcase dancing boring body stereotypes.
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by xrd 3y ago
I did some side loading using a crazy wireguard, adb and CLI OCR hack: https://blog.plzat.me/2023-05-23-android-in-wireguardland-pu... It worked great! But, I'm glad I don't need to use it anymore.
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by xrd 3y ago
I've been reading your comments here, and am really interested in hearing more about your story, especially your place of work. Where can I learn more? Your perspective is so interesting. edit: I see your blog post linked below by some
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by xrd 3y ago
This article is about a human changing his mind multiple times over the course of his life. And then, seeing a machine do it too. Sadly, I doubt that important idea will be considered on the Internet very well.
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by xrd 3y ago
That would be great! I hope to do that someday. I'm trying to take my daughters to Japan in March. Let me know if you need anything direct from the source!
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by xrd 3y ago
Taylor was one of my favorite people at strange loop this year. His outfits were fantastic. I love his blog even more. And he's a courageous and deep thinker.
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by xrd 3y ago
I have to admit I'm swayed by your argument. It is diabolical but seems unsettling.
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by xrd 3y ago
I can't wait for him to proclaim that people are misgendering him as an escape route. What a shit bag. But, clearly, in touch with the way the world works right now.
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by xrd 3y ago
That's great to hear. I think my kids recall the experiences, but you do, and you were a kid doing that. In twenty years I hope to hear the same things from my kids.
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by xrd 3y ago
So many people say: "Don't take young kids abroad, they won't really remember those travels." BS. I took my son to Brazil, it was great, we got on a $1 cab ride, got on a pirate ship, endless alpine slide after the aeria
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by xrd 3y ago
For years, ESPN has put machine generated predictions of upcoming games. https://www.espn.com/nba/preview/_/gameId/401584885 "The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Dat
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by xrd 3y ago
Immich is really interesting. I have experimented with it as an alternative to Google Photos. It has a great Android app and the web UI is almost identical to Google. It includes facial recognition (it will group your photos automatically b
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by xrd 3y ago
I tried to use the MSTeams API in the last year. It (the example GitHub repo) was obviously basically abandoned by MS except for some third world subcontractors that I'm sure a PM at Microsoft was managing while she managed her 401k an
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by xrd 3y ago
You should take a look at the book Understanding Comics by Scott McCloud. It's a fascinating book about how our brains interpret imagery through the study of comics. One of the best parts is when he explains how humans connect better w
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by xrd 3y ago
Yeah, I came here to post this. I still have all my back issues. They are great, and my kids understand the world a little better because it is accessible to them.
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by xrd 3y ago
So many stories like this recently. Coyote vs Acme drama is so interesting as well. I bet the movie industry will become as crazy as the world of casinos
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by xrd 3y ago
It looks like you are a new user. Would be very fascinated to read about your research.
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by xrd 3y ago
Twenty years ago I had a bus ride scheduled from the LA station. It was so frightening that I paid for a flight the next day rather than get on that bus.
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by xrd 3y ago
Great recommendation. Thanks!
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by xrd 3y ago
I'll give it a try, sounds awesome!
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by xrd 3y ago
I'll check this out, thanks so much. I'm curious about how to teach theory to a ten year old. They are probably better at absorbing those things than I am, so maybe I'm not the best strategist anyway.

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