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I’m in a similar boat where I produce about one video a day and will definitely give this a try. But if I I want to caption them all that means $149/mo because the $15 plan has a cap of 20 videos/mo. At that price I’d much more likely pay for DaVinci Resolve Studio one time at $295 to use their subtitle generator (and that fits into my existing workflow).
If there was a better pricing plan for someone who has yet to see a dime from videos, I’d consider this long term.
I was equally wary because I assumed a similarity to “ChatOps” but, in fact, MLOps and LLMOps are about operating ML/LLM services, not using them to automate ops.
EmailNewsletters.Age > GitHub.Age ? “Showing my vintage” : “Kids these days”
Is this “because I can” or does XMPP fill a niche in modern text chat? This feels like a step beyond running your own email server.
The original post is about self hosting to get away from vendor lock-in. Using something like this defeats the purpose a little.
Can you explain what you’d do differently?
Allow me to point out that Ireland isn’t in the UK. Irish people get pissed off when someone assumes their country is still part of the UK, for obvious reasons.
What? Did you read the article?
I think it is you that is outraged. You came in a little hot.
Front page of the site:
> Gridfinity could be your workshop's ultimate modular storage system to keep you productive, organized, and safe. It is free, open source, and almost 100% 3D printable.
I feel like I’m missing a huge amount of context to what you’re talking about, especially that last sentence. Where do I catch up?
Turns out Apple has a help doc on identifying legitimate Apple emails:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201679
In any case, avoid any links in the email. If you think it’s legitimate, update your payment information by following what’s listed in the above doc or by getting there through means outside of what’s provided in the email.
Maybe this will do good things for
https://thingiverse.com !
It’s suffered for a long time from reliability issues, a terrible search function, and a host of other usability/stability problems. In spite of these problems, it remains a massive repository of community-made 3D designs and deserves fixing if only as a piece of 3D printing hobbyist history.
Edit: removed markdown
I’m pretty sure they were talking about (software) engineers as the comment brings them up directly in the comparison:
> Now try to explain to an engineer how a bond works, or how industrial strategy works.
That’s fair. What environment do you have that installed git at the command line? I’m assuming ‘git’ is a recognized command.
What other guides do you have on that list? I’m super curious.
I wonder if we need a post for everyone on HN to contribute their lists…