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16d ago
My only issue with Immich is the partner sharing and face recognition overhead per account. It is a massive oversight. Looks like Noodle Gallery explicitly solves this (and more). I'm sold. EDIT: hmm after reviewing the repo, I'm
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23d ago
These lists must be hallucinating. > AI Engineer. Number one on LinkedIn Jobs on the Rise in the US two years running, number one at Robert Half. About 1,550 new US postings a week, median 176,000 dollars. This is the engineer who puts L
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23d ago
Yeah I've been at that stage since Opus 4.6 pretty much. There's still a lot of back and forth in the conversation on complex tasks, but I have not written any code. We are working on a MASSIVE project for our multi-billion dollar
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1mo ago
I've been around these execs outside of professional settings. All they care about is their status (money) and getting blowjobs from their aides. I am not exaggerating. They do not give a damn about how software should work. The execs
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1mo ago
> They also don't have a marijuana epidemic. I don't see this mentioned in the transcript. What is the basis for you mentioning it? Seems like a weird thing to throw in without explanation. I say this as someone that does not c
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1mo ago
Wouldn't this also mean Gmail, Facebook, etc are no longer safe? The person can simply provide this documentation as proof they own the accounts and claim they were hacked.
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1mo ago
Cloudfare did release an update for their "HTTP/3 issue affecting R2 custom domains" around that time https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/history?type=incident
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1mo ago
When you had 8 SO tabs open around your issue and the only true relevant one is closed as duplicate. I do NOT miss those days.
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1mo ago
> It is not in their interest to save the federal government, US dollar, or the economy. I think "save" is not even in the room with us; they seem to be actively harming every industry: farming, food, oil, electronics, manufact
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1mo ago
I encountered this two weeks ago on the Springwater Corridor along the river in Portland, OR. There were families out just trying to walk/bike/enjoy nature and every minute or so an idiot blasting music at the highest volume would
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1mo ago
> What "high"? Our brain chemistry literally works differently than neurotypical people and the stimulants don't get us high. In fact they often have a calming effect. Is this actually true? I see this repeated a lot. The
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1mo ago
Not OP, but my primary side effect being on Sertraline from 2002-2012 was lack of control over my anger or violent outbursts. I was primarily ok if things were good, but if something upset me, it would go from 0 to 10 in an instant. I did n
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1mo ago
Makes one miss the days when Craigslist or Monster (and its clones) were legitimately the best places to find employment. I've always loathed LinkedIn due to their poor security and their data mining practices, starting from day 1. I h
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2mo ago
I got this in my rules: - Be concise and readable — use line breaks, avoid verbosity. - I don't need conversation from you. End summaries with a short tl;dr of what you fixed in a bulleted list and any outstanding items as another bull
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3mo ago
Was there really no other source than "houseofsaud.com" here? Seems like a strange source to be promoting on HackerNews. Their About, Contact, and Press pages don't even work. I can not find who owns this publication. I don&#
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3mo ago
If you were using old.reddit.com then presumably you were viewing popular by default? In which case you have some alternatives: https://safereddit.com/ https://lemmy.today/?dataType=Post&listingType=All&
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3mo ago
Interesting to see dehydration on there. I never even thought of that as a possible trigger. It's good to see this is specifically looking at Paroxysmal AFIB patients as that's what I fall under. Mine is very mild and self-correct
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3mo ago
> Randomized controlled trial data among regular caffeinated coffee drinkers showed that caffeinated coffee decreases the risk of atrial fibrillation occurrence but increases the frequency of premature ventricular contractions That is in
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3mo ago
I think this has more to do with the cutthroat business than the technology involved. It seems the tech has improved, but the quality has suffered due to pressure to just fling shit out the door using the least amount of money to generate t
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3mo ago
> The thesis is that as people become increasingly desperate to have enough money (and espeically if they fall below that level) then gambling increases because people see this as the only way they can get ahead I have plenty of cash (le
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3mo ago
I believe we've already crossed the quality threshold for being equal to or "better" (subjective) than human. For EDM, check out the AI artist "Vibfy". Especially the song "I Hear You" as it has the best m
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3mo ago
My child and mother both got super sick like this in March 2019 also, so naturally my wife and mother both think it was early covid. What makes me doubt this is the fact that when Italy and NYC got hit in 2020, there was a HUGE jump in deat
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4mo ago
I don't think I've ever voluntarily used their shitty media player since the classic version. MPC-BE (some folks use MPC-HC) is my goto with VLC as a backup if certain codecs don't play nice with it. I'm able to use nVid
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4mo ago
I can't even start notepad.exe since upgrading to 11. It complains about a missing DLL. I'm only down to a few pieces of daily-driver software that I absolutely need a non-VM Windows installation for. Once I migrate from those, it
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4mo ago
> Volkswagen brands were at the top of my list for many reasons You should definitely reevaluate how you constructed your list. VW has a history of being scummy ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkswagen_emissions_sca
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4mo ago
I've been using it for about 6 months now and I'm mostly happy with it, but there are definitely some pain points. Depending on individual use-case, it can be a bit tricky to get setup. I dislike Docker Desktop for Windows, so I r
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4mo ago
I've seen a lot of stories about this in the last year, but I truly wonder how effective they will be. What's to stop people from acquiring equipment like large machinery to dig them out of their bunker or bombing it with bunker b
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4mo ago
I think this guideline needs revision and furthermore probably shouldn't apply in this case where it's not a direct accusation against someone in particular, but rather a general statement.
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5mo ago
I think it's a mixture of truly unknown things, bugs, birds, and drones. This one looks very much like birds to me: https://www.war.gov/UFO/?releaseDate=Release+02#DOW-UAP-PR05... The one is definitely interesting
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5mo ago
I keep seeing this, but I've never signed into a single one of my banks, mortgage companies, stock brokers, or credit card companies on my phone. The phone might be used to get a code for 2FA via text, but that's the extent of it.
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