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consultutah

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About consultutah

jeff (at) consultutah (dot com)

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    They aren’t bad models and might be good enough (cheap enough) for a lot of use cases

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    Comment #45516697

    sorry - https://prdware.github.io

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    Comment #41789466

    What a ridiculus click-bait headline... Let's just imagine for a second that at the event tomorrow, Elon demos a toaster instead of anything FSD related. The stock would drop for a…

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    Comment #40821213

    I'm actually more interested in doing this at the larger macro scale than the micro scale. Imagine the ability to lift heavy objects with only sound. Weight rooms would look entire…

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    Comment #40060147

    bad link?

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    Comment #39953103

    Vexcel doesn’t use drones. They use manned aircraft. Drones are almost never used for insurance. There are a couple of companies that do, but the costs are still too high for it to…

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    Comment #38584917

    Did they change something? Because I know of a company that is currently being audited and was told that if one employee of the company installed the Oracle JDK, the company needed…

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    Ask HN: Best GitHub Copilot learning resources?

    What are the best GitHub Copilot learning resources for experienced developers?

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    Comment #37476837

    Isn’t that exactly what this company is selling? https://www.torus.co/

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    Comment #36357769

    That's awesome! My first memory of PhpBB was using it for a developer job board in Utah and adding a VoiceXML script to it so folks could call a number and have the jobs read out t…

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    Comment #34718424

    That’s what I was thinking too. It’s got to be hallucinating, right?

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    Comment #34685939

    What about Chabbot? :)

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    Comment #33665589

    I made a risky bet in 2019 on GBTC that luckily paid off, but I was 100% willing to lose everything... I keep wanting to try it, but I'd need to be nuts post FTX...

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    Comment #33665556

    I'd use shell scripts... Bash is the only way to ensure stability and backwards compatibly so that aliens can see the "public (yet commercially private) town square".

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    Comment #33450972

    Funny I built this same thing (ours was SMS only) with someone I met on HN a decade ago and we even used the same landing page technique you have here... Swapping out the key word.…

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    That would be an interesting way to solve this type of problem: make the payment processor pay interest on money withheld. Even at a low interest rate, it would hopefully incentivi…

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    Comment #33171733

    Seriously - why would you buy this right after they canceled Stadia?

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    Comment #32978090

    The 3 big branches of the next 5-10 years of compute are 1) AI (technically ML, but ); 2) spatial/geospatial; 3) AR

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    Comment #32140396

    And it still doesn't do what I need it to... Guess I'll just write my own! :)

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    That’s hilarious. I literally posted the same idea on LinkedIn earlier today: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jefferydlewis_bob-the-dog-act...