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Cheetah26

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    Comment #48860183

    Just want to say that I love the update! I didn't read the comments after trying it out yesterday so I was surprised by the change, but it definitely feels better to keep going.

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    Comment #48419827

    Your parenthetical really describes my experience with AI searches. 5+ years ago I could find most things within one or two quick searches, now it takes so many that of course I'm …

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    Comment #48274512

    For those who grew up in a time and place where you were able to wander without supervision, how far away were your friends? Follow up, how much traveling did you do on your own? F…

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    Comment #46347273

    Has a lot in common with NPR's top 100 sci-fi and fantasy list from 2011 [0]. Cool to see how the classics stay relevant. [0] https://www.npr.org/2011/08/11/139085843/your-picks-to…

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    Comment #45368684

    Learned that App Store does this too during a recent MFA rollout. What really surprised me was that when instructed to install Google Authenticator, a significant portion of people…

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    Comment #44891028

    I actually think that llms could be good for human-focused websites. When the average user is only going to AI for their information, it frees the rest of the web from worrying abo…

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    Comment #44018534

    Gianmarco Soresi discussed this on an episode of his podcast. He says how there used to be a number of nationally known comedians who could make jokes that appealed to everyone's s…

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    Comment #42306156

    Location: Rochester, NY Remote: Ok Willing to relocate: Yes (within northeastern US) Technologies: Javascript, Typescript, Svelte, Tailwind, Golang, Java, Docker, Kubernetes, Nix, …

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    Comment #41733929

    As someone who has woken up to looking a bear in the face while camping, I can say with 100% confidence that on a physiological level these are not the same thing.

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    Comment #41582415

    Much better legislation would be requiring that the firmware/software source be released at EOL, so that users can maintain the hardware they purchased for as long as they like.

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    Comment #40483252

    For anyone who likes this sort of thing I'd recommend checking out the Shavian alphabet[1][2]. Similar goals with some very cool choices for matching letters to their sound. It als…

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    Comment #39229350

    Location: Rochester, NY Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Docker, Linux, Bash, Python, PowerShell, Go, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, Svelte/SvelteKit, SQL Résumé/CV…

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    Comment #39037350

    I got a 2019 Mazda3 sedan a few months ago and I'm very happy so far. It has a few more features than I wanted, but I was reassured by a family member who is a mechanic for a Mazda…

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    Comment #38871398

    I think the ideal solution here would be if companies were required to ship an open source driver, and then optionally offer a proprietary driver for an extra fee which includes wh…

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    Comment #37289423

    Since you're going into your freshman year I'll offer my college advice as a current senior. The moment that you feel a class will be covering something you already know, reach out…

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    Comment #36062307

    Awesome! For years I've had "node based CAD" on my ideas list. I imagined something like Blender's shader nodes, but this is even better.

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    Comment #35951625

    This looks like something I've been wanting to see for a while. I currently have a google home and I'm getting increasingly fed up with it. Besides the privacy concerns, it seems l…

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    Comment #34837074

    This article makes no mention of the power required for a process like this. A few days ago there was a post describing the older seawater method which stated that to remove as muc…

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    Comment #34066862

    I used to do this a lot and still catch myself doing it sometimes. Personally I think it comes from not being exposed to a lot of music growing up (my mom is hard of hearing), and …

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    Comment #32794428

    My high school had a whole push for teachers to try flipped classes. I found them to be really nice, skipping through the video when they're repeating something I already got, or r…

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    Comment #32381482

    Technology: - Cathode Ray Dude ( https://www.youtube.com/c/CathodeRayDude ) - Technology Connections ( https://www.youtube.com/c/TechnologyConnections ) Urban Planning: - Not Just …

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    Comment #31529511

    I had the same thought.

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    Comment #27894694

    Seems like you're looking for Montessori schooling. I was actually fortunate enough to attend one for ages 3-5. Although I don't have many memories from then specifically, I do rem…

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    Comment #27459434

    I'd partially blame this one on the Steam app too. If it is able to receive the message and give you a notification, it should also let you see that message in-app without internet…