The fate of Twitterrific and Apollo for Reddit come to mind.
Wow, I really miss Apollo. I haven’t used Reddit since it got priced out.
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200 millimetres? That's not a lot.
No, it’s 200 millimeter-dollars. Much different unit.
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It’s such a nice project. But boy do I think it would benefit from mass production. People spend a lot of time printing generic bins and baseplates that would be better spent just printing custom bins.
Love this idea, wish I could pipe a CSV right to the tool though!
Could be easy enough to make a CLI tool that opens a browser to an HTML file in /tmp
FreeTaxUSA only cost me like… $20? in California this year and had very little upsells. Highly recommend!
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>> show-popover: Maps to el.showPopover().
I'm surprised they're still keeping this convention of kabob-to-camelCase function name transcribing. I've never been a fan.
I’d much prefer el[‘show-popover’]()
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Only tangentially related to this story, I've been trying for months to train the YOLO models to recognize my Prussian blue cat, with its assorted white spots, as a cat rather than a dog or a person.
However, it refuses to cooperate. It's maddening.
As a result, I receive "There is a person at your front door" notifications at all hours of the night.
Obviously you need to place a fiducial mark on your cat.
Is Grammarly anything more than glorified autocorrect?
Curious if anyone here uses it, and if so, what value it provides (I've been bombarded with its ads for years, but could never see what value it provides). Even a quick search of its website gives inanely basic examples (like correcting Ive to I've) [1].
[1] https://support.grammarly.com/hc/en-us/articles/360047727871...
It’s a glorified autocorrect. It is not useful for people who are already decent at writing.
I'm interested to see the responses to this, because my reaction is that I rarely as an employee feel as connected to a company as its founder, so the idea of coming into a potentially dangerous office for the sake of saving money for strangers is not high on my priority list for the one life I have available to me. I don't yearn for the luxury offices of Google, but encountering crime scenes is nowhere on my bingo card.
Same. I want an office that feels safe, clean, and comfortable. I don’t think blood stains from a dead body motivate me to do anything other than look elsewhere.
I've been a happy user of frigate (https://frigate.video) with fully local isolated setup: multiple poe cameras on a dedicated network, coral to supplement on-camera recognition, HA+Prometheus for alerts and smarts.
Excited to see another project, especially in Rust(not for the memes; python env management has bit me a few times when hacking).
One major gripe with frigate that I have is the way it treats detection events as pointers to video files. This makes replicating events off site a major pain.
Have you found cameras you’re happy with? That’s the main thing holding me back is not knowing a good PoE camera to use.