Karawebnetwork

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by Karawebnetwork 4mo ago
> PICO-8 is my go-to when I'm burnt out on client work. I have been circling doing this for the same reason, any recommendation or tutorials?
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by Karawebnetwork 4mo ago
You can add any executable to Steam, not only the games they sell, as far as I know.
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by Karawebnetwork 5mo ago
Could I still code the same way? Maybe. Probably, if I really put my mind to it. The problem, what scares me, is the feeling of emptiness it leaves me with. Before, writing code brought me joy. Today, when I write code that I am not allowed
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by Karawebnetwork 5mo ago
This brings me back to when the internet was full of sites like this. Small artful projects that had no goal but to teach us a tidbit about a niche topic, just because someone cared enough to share it. The internet felt smaller and more int
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by Karawebnetwork 5mo ago
Individuals have very different abilities and needs. Some are able to drive and work independently while others require ongoing support.
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by Karawebnetwork 6mo ago
They are referring to Huy Fong's Sriracha sauce. It's the one that took the market by storm. Even in small towns where the "Asian" section was practically empty, you could see the red bottle with the green cap. It even e
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by Karawebnetwork 7mo ago
The high school my friend's kids attend installed CO2 sensors during the pandemic as an indirect way to measure airflow. It turned out the building had been sealed extremely tightly to keep out the winter cold and because it is old, it
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by Karawebnetwork 7mo ago
mynoise's Cafe Restaurant generator got me through years of working in a noisy open office. Can't recommend it enough. I put the cutlery noises on mute though.
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by Karawebnetwork 8mo ago
The recent show Mrs. Davis also has a similar concept in which an AI would send random workers with messages to the protagonists, unbeknownst to the workers.
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by Karawebnetwork 9mo ago
On Edge, my tab did freeze for a few seconds then the spinner resumed its spinning and the 3D scene displayed.
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by Karawebnetwork 9mo ago
"Why I still write raw code instead of prompting the compiler" and "Show HN: A text editor that doesn't use AI" are my two favorite ones.
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by Karawebnetwork 10mo ago
I don't have an answer to that, I just want to highlight how blurred the line is between what the community tolerates and what it doesn't. There is a thread with a similar discussion, but somehow the one that comes from fiction di
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
> Can anyone more informed comment on the font? Could it be that you unconsciously prefer serif fonts to sans serif fonts? Sans serif fonts are preferred by people with dyslexia, for example. Another thing that comes to mind is high cont
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
Knowledge online rarely lives alone. Here's a similar article: https://theconversation.com/how-your-electric-bill-may-be-pa...
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
> Also, what is up with that camera module? This doesn't look like it can physically slide into jeans pockets. Pixel phones have been that way for a while now. Phone cases usually add the missing part to make it flat, e.g. https:&#
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
EU is not a single country. Most if not all countries allows free travel between their own regions, provinces or states. A better example would be Americans being able to travel freely to USMCA countries.
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
This would be interesting. I was gifted a Kindle with backlighting recently after my old first generation one broke. The backlight is useless to me because it shines blue, so I just use a candle.
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
Since you are referencing 42, let me draw from another piece of literature to respond. “Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave th
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
You can see it here: https://youtu.be/pcPzmDePH3E?si=qIbTk_6yaxXE5sIB&t=220
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
Reminds me of CSS Zen Garden and its 221 themes: https://csszengarden.com/ e.g. https://csszengarden.com/221/ https://csszengarden.com/214/ https://csszengarden.com&#x2
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
Personally, I try not to use screens for a few hours before going to bed. Before bedtime, I limit myself to my e-ink book reader. The idea of having a screen on my wrist doesn't particularly appeal to me. My partner has one and when th
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
The best example I've seen so far is this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gx8rMzlG29Q Personally, I'm not particularly impressed. Yes, I'm impressed by the technology and the fact that we've reache
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
From my experience and memory of that era, early versions of PHP had a very low barrier to entry and very simple and insecure methods for accessing a database. It was easy to program the CRUD logic of a website without knowing much about th
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
Using non-fiction literature leads to surprisingly interesting results.
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
> If the new system incorrectly identifies a user as under 18 when they are not, YouTube says the user will be given the option to verify their age with a credit card, government ID, or selfie. Given the numerous security vulnerabilities
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
Unconscious bias is not about pushing a political agenda it is about recognising how hidden assumptions can distort outcomes in every field, from technology to medicine. Ignoring these biases does not make systems more neutral, but often le
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
> Removing Red Tape and Onerous Regulation Ensure that Frontier AI Protects Free Speech Yet at the same time, > Preventing Woke AI in the Federal Government [...] LLMs shall be neutral, nonpartisan tools that do not manipulate respons
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
When I treat myself to an expensive bottle as a treat, I go against conventional wisdom and use it at least once to make my favourite cocktails. While I agree that a simple bottle is best suited for cocktails, I can't remember an expen
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
See: "Introducing pay per crawl: Enabling content owners to charge AI crawlers for access" https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-pay-per-crawl/
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by Karawebnetwork 1y ago
From what I gather, it's between the 80's and 90's that titanium became the norm.

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