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It just appeared again.

If anyone has doubts about this, check out this map in another article on this site, it's second map in this article and it has this title under it: "Potential Side Effects of a 100% Tariff"

https://maarthandam.com/2024/12/01/trumps-brics-tariff-histo...

I think it's easier to confirm usage of LLMs by images than by text.

Could you share your instruction?

Can I ask which brands / models of SSD are you using?

Location: Łódź, Poland

Remote: Yes, worldwide

Willing to relocate: No (hybrid work possible in Łódź or Warsaw)

Technologies: Python, PostgreSQL, PL/pgSQL, plotly, FastAPI, pydantic, pyright, Pandas, Click, pytest, asyncio, multiprocessing, CircleCI, GitHub Actions, Terraform, Google Cloud Platform, Sentry, GraphQL, JSON Schema

Résumé/CV: Available on request

Stack Overflow: https://stackoverflow.com/users/8896457/karol-zlot

Email: please write message here on hackernews first, I will send my email

+1. Onshape is free and it has very good documentation, I learned 3D modeling with it.

My answer is the same.

So hire those who have communication skills or teach them.

"Notification Remover" Android app allows to automatically dismiss some notifications but not others, based on user-defined filters. I use it and it works really well.

It is a solution for this problem: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31632137

From app description:

"Notifications will be cleaned automatically based on your input. Select the package name of an app and enter the message text (regular expression) of the annoying notification and you'll never see it again."

It however lacks ability to export / import filters so they need to be created manually.

Also the app is not longer updated. I hope at some point somebody will create open-source clone of it with more features.

"Notification Remover" Android app allows to automatically dismiss some notifications but not others, based on user-defined filters. I use it and it works really well.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31636602

From app description:

"Notifications will be cleaned automatically based on your input. Select the package name of an app and enter the message text (regular expression) of the annoying notification and you'll never see it again."

It however lacks ability to export / import filters so they need to be created manually.

Also the app is not longer updated. I hope at some point somebody will create open-source clone of it with more features.

I disagree with so many points from this article...

I can't find pricing of Cardinal. Do they have free tier?

If you like this article, you will like this book, which is very similar: "How to be imperfectionist" by Stephen Guise. It helped me tremendously to heal from perfectionism.