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About codazoda
Over 500 technical articles on joeldare.com generating over 10k monthly views. Creator of Neat CSS, the minimalist CSS framework with over 700 stars on GitHub. Author of Write & Publish Your Book, rated 5-stars on Amazon.
Joel Dare
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https://neat.joeldare.comRecent public activity
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I wore these glasses for two years. I won't buy them again for reasons mentioned elsewhere. In that time nobody ever mentioned them. It's relatively difficult to pick these out in …
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Comment #49246477
I agree, but unfortunately, they don't have great quality or support. First, I've had these for about 2-years. I purchased them to capture candid pictures and video's on a cruise a…
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Comment #49246312
That's a $5k 32GB card for anyone who doesn't know all these off the top of their heads (like myself).
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Comment #49166710
Yes. You might be talking about the 14Kb problem. https://joeldare.com/the-14kb-problem
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Comment #49166549
Even this is more complex than many websites need to be. A few months ago I wrote about why I often create pages in pure html and css. https://joeldare.com/why-im-writing-pure-html…
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Comment #49129212
Possibly a simple SD?
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Comment #49115842
I didn’t look at the prompt but, as an aside, Anthropic recently did a blog post about how they reduced the size my 80% for Opus 5.
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Comment #49076671
> The case went to trial, where Klayme was found guilty. There’s a lot missing in this sentence. What evidence ended up convicting him?
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Comment #49068671
I was wondering where the 116 surviving machines are. These are not the type you see in Utah (American made 4-4-0). Instead they were built for rough (sometimes temporary) track an…
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Comment #49063818
I was going to mention an Atomic Clock. I use one in an RV and it sets itself even outside of cell phone range. I know it uses a radio signal of some type but I have no idea how it…
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Comment #49030489
You may not have scrolled up. Much of that is included.
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Comment #49026333
I did some fade tests with several pens and a pencil on a laser print. The pencil and toner were the only things that hadn’t faded in direct sunlight after two years. Even high end…
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Comment #49026265
I was filling notebooks too quickly and didn’t know what to do with them so I switched to a Kindle Scribe. It’s more expensive than a bunch of nice paper notebooks but it’s worked …
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Comment #48998840
I would argue a large percentage of us are creatives and that might have driven us to software engineering. That’s the case for me, at least. I love many other creative things but …
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Comment #48971746
Not op, but, because I’m not a designer, I’d probably try to use an AI tool and maybe give it specific instructions to make it suck a little. Then again, not being a designer, I’d …
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Comment #48971700
I’ll second this. I’d probably follow along even though I don’t own an ally.
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Comment #48971690
I’m curious what sensors you’re using? My first thought was a camera up above the pins pointing down that can detect them. There are probably more reliable methods. If it were me, …
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Comment #48964360
I see a lot of young software engineers who don’t realize how much you can do on your own and how simple it is.
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Comment #48964340
What’s your preference? I also “preach” GitHub pages a lot but I’ve also written about hosting on a Raspberry Pi in my bedroom. https://joeldare.com/private-analytics-and-my-raspbe…
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Comment #48964314
I created Neat CSS for some Hardcore IndieWeb users (though I’ve never used that name before now). https://neat.joeldare.com You’ll also find a free email course where I walk you t…
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Comment #48941539
I’m worried about the switch in business model here, which is part of the reason I just switched to LM Studio from Ollama. > use the largest frontier open source models through LM …
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Comment #48919697
I kinda like the thought but wouldn't a simple action that sends email to the archive list for all senders that aren't on your contact list handle this? That's what I do with my ph…
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