rmbryan

A complementary-goods framing for AI has been on my mind. I like "things that are just barriers to the direct work" as a definition for technical debt. How does the homelessness that comes from funding cuts fit with this?

Please consider framing your project in your mind as a hobby. It’s valuable to the degree that you enjoy it. Learning and other external values don’t have to apply here. Just the fun of doing it can be enough.

    Zendesk: Zendesk is a customer service platform that includes a knowledge base feature. The knowledge base allows you to create and organize articles, tutorials, and other content to help users find answers to their questions.

    Help Scout: Help Scout is a customer support platform that includes a knowledge base feature. The knowledge base allows you to create and organize articles, tutorials, and other content to help users find answers to their questions.

    DocuSign: DocuSign is a document management platform that includes a document library feature. The document library allows you to upload and organize documents, such as user guides and tutorials, for easy access by customers.

    Confluence: Confluence is a team collaboration platform that includes a knowledge base feature. The knowledge base allows you to create and organize articles, tutorials, and other content to help users find answers to their questions.

    Google Docs: Google Docs is a cloud-based document management platform that includes collaboration features. You can create and share user guides and tutorials with customers, and allow them to comment and ask questions directly within the document.

Cool project and nice write-up. I wonder why you didn't use the OpenDoc standard format? Were there project-specific reasons for the documentation format you chose?

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“you can be the lizard best adapted to life in the desert, but if you can't swim on the day of the flood, your time is up.”

Saved you a click == They pay the basic income in crypto

Thanks for sharing. What stack are you built on?

Bravo! All you need to do now is rig another Pi to take a snapshot out the window when the speaker triggers and compare the logs with the snaps to see how many false-positives you have.

Thank you, I'm adding "The Fear of Freedom" to my reading list.

See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mornington_Crescent_(game)

More information from the dedication:

https://www.bunniestudios.com/blog/?p=5626

The rich history of this topic: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=Amateur%20Radio&sort=byDate&da...

Definition of iatrogenic : induced inadvertently by a physician or surgeon or by medical treatment or diagnostic procedures

I found this helpful: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ego_depletion

Here's a fun world, N=8, M=4 and 'next': function(x, s){ if (x===1 && (s===2 || s===3)) return 1; if (x===0 && (s===3)) return 1; return 0

https://dmishin.github.io/hyperbolic-ca-simulator/index.html...

What's the best information source for me to follow to keep up to date on these kinds of library vulnerabilities? I would make a feed of the homepages for all the libraries I know I use, but that won't help me with the libraries I use without knowing.

Confirmed, can run fully-headless or a mix of hybrid with mix-ins.

What makes Apostrophe CMS not enterprise?

Specifically of interest: https://docs.apostrophecms.org/apostrophe/core-concepts/tech...

my question is, as a consumer, how can I find cooperative platforms as distinct from exploitive ones?

exploration =?> exploitation

I have evidence that they are not mutually exclusive.

aquascaping sounds interesting. is there an online community you recommend?

"To do the tagging, I wrote a Zeppelin notebook that creates an HTML page with each image from a video, which someone manually tags and saves off."

CORRECTION : This is both the official Massachusetts legislature website _AND_ a joke.

Their crowdfunding appeal, which has paid off more than 100,000 roubles (£1,223), was called "Top up the eagle's mobile".

I suspect a set of shill bidders may be at work here.

Is there a way to guard against the seller inflating prices by bidding?

does anyone feel like they have a plan for responding to these risks? i see the possibility of nastiness, but the only idea i have is to move away. is there a more helpful response available?

That's fun to read! Thank you for the excellent write-up.