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tbran
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Comment #42410084
Assuming a deer with 43,000 calories, your math approximates to nearly 2700 calories/person/day, which seems like an awful lot for a family of 4. And the attitude in your comment t…
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Comment #42400292
> A deer can feed a family of four for four days. That's all the calories there are in there. This is so wildly inaccurate that I can't believe you'd make this claim. You think a 9…
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Comment #41555458
To run text-to-speech on my laptop, I've been using Justine Tunney's downloadable single executable Whisper file. I use it transcribe audio then copy into an LLM to get notes on wh…
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Comment #41378208
I installed Aider last week - it just started doing this prompt-write-run-ingest_errors-restart cycle. Using it with git you can also undo code changes if it goes wrong. It's free …
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Comment #41378120
Using Hugo to make a read-only API would be a great way to make an always-up API with minimal maintenance. Host on any static site host. - https://web.archive.org/web/2018053015171…
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Comment #35980669
1st problem: Scan gun for home center materials did not work as the system was momentarily down. 2nd problem: 2 barcodes on the product. Not sure which one of these is a "me" probl…
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Comment #35978061
I disagree with you. I've used self-checkout 4 times in 4 different stores in the last week and had a problem 2 out of 4 times. 50% success is not success. Every store is different…
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Comment #35600838
Here are a few factors: - Deer populations are increasing. - There are no winter killoffs due to warming temperatures. - Invasive plants like Japanese barberry are becoming extreme…
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Comment #35385386
This sounds like how most of us develop anyway. Then we fix that stuff.
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Comment #35361194
Put your resume up on job sites! Even not-so-great-sounding contracts pay 50-65/hr, might be a confidence boost. Level up your skills on udemy, if necessary (wait for courses to be…
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Comment #35345770
It's due to the March 2023 Google core update. Basically, they do these updates periodically, which can cause swings in organic search traffic. Not a great article, but explains a …
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Comment #35301828
Dude! I just did that search and now I'm reading Miguel's blog. Good stuff! Thank you!
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Comment #35195913
Just pick one to support. You can still visit all 5. Preferably a local paper.
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Comment #35028658
Along the lines of surveillance I heard this one: When you pass mass surveillance laws you are trusting the people in power now, but also the future people in power. This framing c…
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Comment #34956170
Some crane operators in NYC apparently make up to $500,000!! Kind of crazy that some skilled work pays so much. That may be fine, but makes me wonder if any planners/civil engineer…
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Comment #34894394
I like the idea of trying to solve this problem! Here's an idea: - Require a photo of the author with a photo of gov-issued id. - Maybe require a dated piece of paper or a Clarkesw…
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Comment #34880796
Uh, I think you are confused about Hugo unless I'm missing something. It's a static site generator and is nothing like Wordpress. I've run Hugo sites behind nginx, caddy, and netli…
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Comment #34880593
I "fixed" this by using kapton tape to secure my RAM. Never had a problem. The mod in the link seems...risky. Kapton tape is the coppery-looking tape that tapes other stuff down in…
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Comment #34880148
Wow, you're not kidding! I checked ebay and saw one bid to $50 and another buy-it-now for $93. For a Pi Zero!
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Comment #34864555
Thanks for your work on Caddy! Also, for those that don't know, Caddy also automates SSL certs (unlike nginx) and can render markdown files using templates [0]. [0]: https://caddys…
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Comment #34833588
Tachyons is a similar utility class framework, and a lot smaller at somewhere under 20kb, IIRC. https://tachyons.io/
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Comment #34723078
100% agree. I have a content website with some tables that I compiled from carefully scouring forums, taking my own measurements, and from people emailing me new info. Well, Google…
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Comment #34455319
Alternatively, there is room for "incompetence, corruption or malfeasance" AND being underfunded or understaffed. I don't think there are any absolutes here.
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Comment #34453886
There was an article here on HN some time ago about some enormous project in California (a bridge? a tunnel?). IIRC the state's engineering department was quite small and underfund…