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by Menu_Overview 10mo ago
AirDrop is faster and more secure and reliable than simple Bluetooth file sharing. There are a number of reasons they weren't going to do that.
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by Menu_Overview 11mo ago
Often times that is to create a comfortable reading width. ( https://ux.stackexchange.com/questions/108801/what-is-the-be... )
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by Menu_Overview 11mo ago
Yea, the version of Angular is from 2020. I don't think there is much to be gleamed from this study.
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by Menu_Overview 2y ago
Well, what's next? Beyond prototyping, I imagine this is an early step towards more practical agents building their own world model. Better problem solving. Prompt: Here's a blueprint of my new house and a photo of my existing fur
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by Menu_Overview 2y ago
Yea, this was the one "feature" I've wanted. My S8 is still working just fine, so no upgrade this year, but I'm glad they're trimming it back after several years of slight increases.
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by Menu_Overview 2y ago
I've thought about this. How much more battery life would they have to build in for it to be noticeably better? When I charge my watch at the end of the day, I usually have plenty to spare, but not always enough to make it through to t
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by Menu_Overview 2y ago
If you want to use or show off React, use it. If you want to make it simple, keep it simple. If your portfolio's content is simple enough for one page, or just a unique pages, go for just HTML! You will like it. Static HTML files (with
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by Menu_Overview 2y ago
Why isn't is sustainable? Bad for customers, good for credit comapnies, but it isn't any different from other kinda of credit card debt, is it? I considered it a few times, but like, it only spaced the payments out over 6 weeks an
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by Menu_Overview 2y ago
I was ready to buy one today, too. Disappointing. I miss my old iPad mini 4. I guess I could try the 11" iPad, but I think I'd prefer it to be smaller.
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by Menu_Overview 2y ago
Sorry?
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by Menu_Overview 2y ago
> and it would have been faster to just do it. False. Obviously this depends on the work, but an LLM is going to get you 80-90% of the way there. It can get you 100% of the way there, but I wouldn't trust it, and you still need to p
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by Menu_Overview 2y ago
If you read it to the end, you'll see their note on the name. That is also something they want up for debate.
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by Menu_Overview 2y ago
I also love my Kobo. Only issue I have is syncing. There is no wireless sync, right? I have to plug it in to sync my library and tack on extra files. The Overdrive/Libby support is excellent, though.
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by Menu_Overview 2y ago
This only works with Google products.
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by Menu_Overview 2y ago
You'll need a library that can render to some 2D-context that can then be converted to PNG. JS is probably where you should look. You might be able to find a good PHP drawing library but I've never come across that in my work. Lot
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by Menu_Overview 2y ago
Yea, but look at how fast that 11MB loads.
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by Menu_Overview 2y ago
Thats for the writeup. I tend to agree with most of those, although the "super app" things is weird to me...I don't like the idea of "super apps" because it is hard for the user to share only the minimal permissions
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by Menu_Overview 2y ago
I think the etymology for both of these kinda comes from "letterpress". > producing many copies by repeated direct impression
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by Menu_Overview 2y ago
VitePress is geared more for documentation websites, while Nuxt Content is more for regular websites. Of course, VitePress can be used for all sorta of stuff. My old website used to be based on it. If you click through the sites using ViteP
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by Menu_Overview 2y ago
Vite Pres has client-side routing, right? Like, it works without JS, but if JS is enabled, it runs as a SPA.