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milofeynman
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Comment #48248175
I use https://github.com/johnste/finicky
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Comment #48248167
There is an open source web browser proxy thing called finicky [0]. I use at work that lets me redirect urls clicked in other apps like slack to specific browers (firefox / chrome)…
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Comment #46955454
It's likely against the ToS rather than illegal. But if they're deleting IDs correctly after verifying I guess you just have to get past 30 days
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Comment #46602575
We have this also. https://coppellchronicle.substack.com/ Article about it: https://simonowens.substack.com/p/this-local-newsletter-cove... 40%+ conversion rate on substack.
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Comment #45009474
It's load shedding, but it's weighted towards people abusing their quota usually over some rolling weighted average. The benefit is that they are dropped immediately at the edge ra…
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Comment #44701949
Thanks for the thoughtful reply. Leaning towards yes now!
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Comment #44698916
You can just order brand new ones from China for even cheaper I imagine. https://www.npr.org/2019/03/14/703472647/saying-i-do-to-lab-...
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Comment #44695954
Is it a kid friendly event for a 8 year old who doesn't know any YouTubers? Like we he have fun seeing all the maker stuff?
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Comment #44631690
The problem here is the infrastructure required to demo the changes to the user. Like yeah you made a code-change, but now I have to pull it, maybe setup data to get it in the righ…
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Comment #44567254
I've found the same. I actually enjoy Instagram ads. I despise almost every other ad I can think of.
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Comment #44539424
Using cline for a bit made me realize cursor was doomed. Everything is just a gpt/anthropic wrapper of fancy prompts. I can do most of what I want with cline, and I've gone back fr…
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Comment #44413920
I think a reasonable thing folks want is to not have their art or design used to train these models without permission.
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Comment #43022768
This raises an interesting question around the rights of the author/publisher and who they sold their ebook rights to. If in 3 years we have a perfect AI voice that can read any bo…
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Comment #42581552
Kind of answered in part 1 intro: https://byroot.github.io/ruby/json/2024/12/15/optimizing-rub...
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Comment #41287869
That reminds me of https://www.npr.org/2023/02/15/1156804295/shopify-delete-mee...
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Comment #41165466
Lets not kid ourselves. This wasn't a random reviewer giving you a hard time, your extension is definitely being "reviewed" way up the chain in order to find any menial reason to n…
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Comment #41084253
I started a small service recently in rails. I'm forcing sorbet with typechecking (you can still set things to false like tests which sometimes are a pain to get to pass). It feels…
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Comment #40861977
Autodesk has been building practical 3d models for years with generative design. I have to imagine it's only getting better with these recent advances, but I'm not immersed in the …
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Comment #38997194
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/05/04/shopify-offloads-logistics-b...
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Comment #38976824
I applied to a certain scraping fintech in the Bay Area around 5 years ago and was asked to open the Wikipedia page to k-means squared clustering and implement the algorithm with t…
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Comment #38726238
I think a lot of people watched this Vox video about sudafed 2 months ago and became armchair experts tbh: https://youtu.be/ZlFF7A8nk0w
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Comment #38561160
I looked at is as if it were a good aspirational target for 5 years from now. It was obvious the whole video was edited together not real time.
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Comment #38428102
Do you run a daily cron or something? I've been trying to figure out how to backup my photos from google.
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Comment #38325779
Mine are all high up in second floor so it does make a difference.
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Comment #38323157
I use blueiris which barely works because I'm overloading it with 9 reolinks at 4k. I'd like to figure out my bottleneck but it works enough barely that it's not worth mucking with…