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I'll give ComfyUi a try. I love that idea. Thanks!

Has anyone figured out what AI tool the "Mr. Explosive" team is using to make these? I find the quality of the LEGO animation to be really good. I have made stop-motion LEGO videos…

That’s really interesting. I always thought grocers probably tied loyalty cards and credit card hashes but it’s interesting that it’s been in home improvement that long.

I’ve noticed a recent change in Walmart Scan & Go (Walmart Pay) that really illustrates how far their purchase tracking goes. If you’ve set up Walmart Pay with a credit card, and y…

My issue with it has always been that I just don't think the way TDD requires. I think in terms of building features. TDD generally requires thinking in terms of proving behavior. …

Thanks for the suggestions! Unfortunately, I have it on top and under the paint. I'll take a look at these for the uncovered portions.

I bought my 2018 Wrangler with the same idea... keep it for life. That was also the last year they offered the "lifetime" warranty. Glad I went for that. So far, the Jeep has been …

Actually, now it's now $6. :-) That seems unbelievablly cheap and it appears to last for 10 years. Thanks for the link.

What sticks with me about Pet Sounds, aside from its unique sound, is that Brian Wilson put sand in his house around the piano to make a more physical and emotional atmosphere in w…

This is so great. Thanks for the context. What a wonderful time.

OMG, I just watched that. Amazing. I get it now, and it is supremely simple but jaw-droppingly so. When would a show like this be on? I don't remember anything like in the States i…

Thanks for that! That makes sense and is very cool. In the US in the 80s we did something similar from the radio (the UK probably did too). So, I assume it was a similar principle.…

For those in the UK at the time, how was the code consumed? It sounds like the BBC Micro was somehow hooked up to the same "cable" as a TV. Is that right? Did it decode the data au…

I have always heard of different conclusions from too many choices. It was from a study known as the "Jam Experiment." [0] They found that in a grocery store that if customers had …

I completely agree with this. It would be nice to try it with SAAS and then buy a local license. It is similar to the Tydbit device [0] where you can program the device but it runs…

I drew a similar conclusion from the abstract as you. The only negative I could think out of that is with higher essay scores, one might expect higher knowledge gain, and that wasn…

Yeah, perhaps my "advantage" is that I am a Ruby guy. So, I had little real Python knowledge to trip me up. :-)

I ran into the language very differently than many posts here. The Tidbyt [0], a retro-style smart display designed to provide at-a-glance information on the weather, sports scores…

The detail and knowledge shared in these three paragraphs are why I love Hacker News.

I'm not sure the author captures it perfectly, however... There is a lake in the U.S. that crosses the borders of Idaho and Utah. On summer weekends, you'll see the Bear Lake Burge…

The way this author[0] took complex scientific processes and made them understandable to someone without a science background is admirable. I want to try and emulate this when I wr…

For reference, Section 230 still provides liability protection for most types of user-generated content (in the U.S.). The 2018 ruling was centered on removing these protections re…