I thought this was a great write up on the current state for artists and AI engines. I'm honestly surprised by this nugget: > A free Tess subscription to use their own model for brainstorming and scaling repetitive work…
Yeah, my experience on testing GitLab CI/CD script logic is to use a sacrificial branch and grind through test commits until it works, then Squash commits when merging back into main branch. It's so sad that we can't…
Yeah, this one caught me off guard. We just purchased a MacBook Air in the last month and if we bought the same one now, we would save $200. Apple support would not price match/correct that, so we will be returning it…
"The deal is worth $7.2 million..." I'd love to know more on the business-front for deals like this. Is that a yearly cost? What's the typical expectation for support for something like this? This definitely isn't my…
https://archive.ph/fEH7I
Thank you for providing pre-set examples on your site. That's one of the major barriers on these types of tools to "test" especially when you're not sure where/how/if the images are public.
We've been struggling with this GitLab storage change, even consulting with GitLab reps on strategy logic between namespace versus repositories. It's still very confusing, especially if you were using their other…
Gah. The "JSML" name out-loud just sounds so wrong.
We recently used Turborepo -- https://turborepo.org/ -- for a project that started as a two Electron-based builds that quickly escalated to a three Electron-based build. Once we had it set up for the two, it was quite…
Would you be willing to share how that compares to your iOS side? I see you have Apple Watch support which I assume is easier to monetize for your space.
I'm excited overall about these 'leaks' and details surfacing from Apple and Meta. I'm optimistic the AR side will win (versus VR only), but overall, by being shepherded by these big orgs, I expect hardware costs to…
Sorry for the tangent, but can you provide more info on your service? Without signing up from an account on your site, I'm unsure on how the interface here compares to GitLab runner registration (which I always felt was…
I love Kevin's life lists, but it always feels overwhelming to parse through. Too much lovely nuggets to internalize.
I think the different hug styles also depend on the heights of the individuals. I personally think it's tough for a criss-cross hug approach when the height differential is more than a foot.
One of the linked articles has a good visual reference: https://www.science.org/content/article/how-hug-according-sc...
I think this is an incredibly well done comic-book style walk through analysis. I know a lot of the comments here are about this presentation not being mobile friendly, but one of the tough pieces here is that it's an…
Interesting. I didn't realize you can use GitLab CI/CD on non-GitLab repo. Do you happen to have a documentation on this (my searches came up empty)?
So... similar to Hewlett Packard Pathfinder for Hewlett Packard Enterprise?
Saw this at a Slack Dev meetup. Really promising stuff especially with the Wit.ai integration.
Agreed. A lot of the interactions shown matches previous Push Pop work (some almost exactly -- page to image to full screen). But I do find it odd that it'll take them close to four years (from acquisition) to get this…
This is really good stuff. Lots of practical hints and methods to get seamless iframes kosher. Kinda curious to see the 'hastily written demo' (slide 38)...
Ha! You need to sign up for the service to see the final animation. Bravo! Bravo Kicksend! Braaaavo! You got a sign up coming your way.
I love this product roadmap write up! Explanations littered with reasoning and also a code-level solution for something that won't be an issue until one year down the road. Hopefully that 93KB (un-Gzipped) beast can be…
That is an impressive adaptive site design update. A couple of things I love about this is (1) the elegance of the menu toggle to top in the small (mobile-size) view and (2) the slideshow control appearance on small…
Seems odd/good that so many CDNs are popping up for JavaScript. I stumbled across this one recently (http://www.cdnjs.com/) along with the ones provided by stalwarts like Google and Microsoft.
I thought this was a great write up on the current state for artists and AI engines. I'm honestly surprised by this nugget: > A free Tess subscription to use their own model for brainstorming and scaling repetitive work…
Yeah, my experience on testing GitLab CI/CD script logic is to use a sacrificial branch and grind through test commits until it works, then Squash commits when merging back into main branch. It's so sad that we can't…
Yeah, this one caught me off guard. We just purchased a MacBook Air in the last month and if we bought the same one now, we would save $200. Apple support would not price match/correct that, so we will be returning it…
"The deal is worth $7.2 million..." I'd love to know more on the business-front for deals like this. Is that a yearly cost? What's the typical expectation for support for something like this? This definitely isn't my…
https://archive.ph/fEH7I
Thank you for providing pre-set examples on your site. That's one of the major barriers on these types of tools to "test" especially when you're not sure where/how/if the images are public.
We've been struggling with this GitLab storage change, even consulting with GitLab reps on strategy logic between namespace versus repositories. It's still very confusing, especially if you were using their other…
Gah. The "JSML" name out-loud just sounds so wrong.
We recently used Turborepo -- https://turborepo.org/ -- for a project that started as a two Electron-based builds that quickly escalated to a three Electron-based build. Once we had it set up for the two, it was quite…
Would you be willing to share how that compares to your iOS side? I see you have Apple Watch support which I assume is easier to monetize for your space.
I'm excited overall about these 'leaks' and details surfacing from Apple and Meta. I'm optimistic the AR side will win (versus VR only), but overall, by being shepherded by these big orgs, I expect hardware costs to…
Sorry for the tangent, but can you provide more info on your service? Without signing up from an account on your site, I'm unsure on how the interface here compares to GitLab runner registration (which I always felt was…
I love Kevin's life lists, but it always feels overwhelming to parse through. Too much lovely nuggets to internalize.
I think the different hug styles also depend on the heights of the individuals. I personally think it's tough for a criss-cross hug approach when the height differential is more than a foot.
One of the linked articles has a good visual reference: https://www.science.org/content/article/how-hug-according-sc...
I think this is an incredibly well done comic-book style walk through analysis. I know a lot of the comments here are about this presentation not being mobile friendly, but one of the tough pieces here is that it's an…
Interesting. I didn't realize you can use GitLab CI/CD on non-GitLab repo. Do you happen to have a documentation on this (my searches came up empty)?
So... similar to Hewlett Packard Pathfinder for Hewlett Packard Enterprise?
Saw this at a Slack Dev meetup. Really promising stuff especially with the Wit.ai integration.
Agreed. A lot of the interactions shown matches previous Push Pop work (some almost exactly -- page to image to full screen). But I do find it odd that it'll take them close to four years (from acquisition) to get this…
This is really good stuff. Lots of practical hints and methods to get seamless iframes kosher. Kinda curious to see the 'hastily written demo' (slide 38)...
Ha! You need to sign up for the service to see the final animation. Bravo! Bravo Kicksend! Braaaavo! You got a sign up coming your way.
I love this product roadmap write up! Explanations littered with reasoning and also a code-level solution for something that won't be an issue until one year down the road. Hopefully that 93KB (un-Gzipped) beast can be…
That is an impressive adaptive site design update. A couple of things I love about this is (1) the elegance of the menu toggle to top in the small (mobile-size) view and (2) the slideshow control appearance on small…
Seems odd/good that so many CDNs are popping up for JavaScript. I stumbled across this one recently (http://www.cdnjs.com/) along with the ones provided by stalwarts like Google and Microsoft.