Rygian

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by Rygian 5d ago
> Friedman [...] advocates a deal with Iran which would essentially allow it a secure sphere of influence in the region and an alliance with Turkey to counterbalance Iran and Israel. Seems to be in contradiction.
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by Rygian 6d ago
So they (and you) really meant Colombia instead.
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by Rygian 6d ago
Quite confusing how the referenced paper [1] juxtaposes Guatemala, Panama, and the (British) Columbia region of Canada. Unless they actually meant Colombia. But peer review would certainly catch that. [1] https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih
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by Rygian 7d ago
You go to the settings in the car screen and remove that device from the list of authorized devices.
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by Rygian 7d ago
Decision from the judge "Issuance of the injunction precluding Bluebird's use of the Twitter-formative marks is contingent on X Corp.'s posting of a $500,000 bond." Both X Corp. and Bluebird have asked to go to court on
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Honest Download Meter: Prototype(acko.net)
2 points by Rygian 8d ago|0 comments
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by Rygian 8d ago
A place where anyone can post messages and reply to messages. You can interact with it via raw TCP, raw UDP, HTTP, email, ssh, ping payload, ping cadence (Morse-style), DNS, or even raw printer commands.
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by Rygian 12d ago
> Xanadu wasn’t the victim of “Worse is Better”; it was just a solution in search of a problem. Well, in the day to day use of computers across everyone I interact with, the following problems are very much present and still unsolved (
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by Rygian 15d ago
> Why should Enter being a different key be a different discussion? > if a link is focused, Enter activates it, Space doesn’t It seems that you answered your own question: different keys, different purposes. Enter is for "execute
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by Rygian 16d ago
While spacebar is depressed: Qt: Esc cancels. Tab cancels. Gtk-4: Spacebar auto-clicks before keyup (probably due to auto-repeat). Win32: Esc sends Esc to the window. Tab cancels. Firefox: Esc does nothing. Tab cancels. So, mileage does var
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by Rygian 16d ago
Because in those contexts, the Space key is being used as a physical mirror of the on-screen button, and on-screen buttons are UX'd to perform action when released. These two interactions should behave identically: - Hover over a butto
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by Rygian 19d ago
- Underlined letter: Alt-<letter> takes you to that field. - Spreadsheet-like stuff: arrows, PgDn, PgUp, Home, End, … move inside of it.
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by Rygian 19d ago
Top of my head: - Tab to move across fields. - Left-to-right, top-to-bottom focus. - Space to toggle togglable stuff. - Alt-Down Arrow to deploy drop-down stuff. - Arrows to move around. - Enter/Esc to accept/discard a modal. Or m
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by Rygian 19d ago
> We gotta make trade-offs You could compromise on not-shipping-before-it's-ready.
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by Rygian 21d ago
ELI5: They are building computer programs that other people can use to then post online maps from old paper sources. For example, from the Sanborn map collection. Those maps can be browsed as "overlays" on top of other maps, so yo
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by Rygian 22d ago
As a foreigner in the US, I've made the faux-pas of assuming waiters and waitresses were being paid a full salary by their employer. I even suspect that I received sub-par service from some of them, who may have identified me as a &quo
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by Rygian 22d ago
"The machine boots into BASIC" :-) I was 8 or 9 years old when the ZX Spectrum +2 arrived home. I'm seriously considering installing this on an old laptop and giving it to my son when he's 8 years old, together with a ha
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by Rygian 1mo ago
A Strange Loop guy, to be precise. (It's the title of his follow up work after GEB.)
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by Rygian 1mo ago
Bloctel is becoming obsolete due to this change.
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by Rygian 1mo ago
Same area, same type of actors (a commercial jet and a non-commercial helicopter) as the recent article at Admiral Cloudberg ("Reaping the Whirlwind | Inside the Potomac River Midair Collision"). https://admiralcloudber
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FAA Probes Loss of Separation Between Marine One and Envoy Air Jet(duckduckgo.com)
1 points by Rygian 1mo ago|2 comments
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by Rygian 1mo ago
Have you suggested this to the folks at Panoramax? https://panoramax.fr/ They're already covering the blurring, as well as detecting useful objects in imagery (traffic signs for a start).
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by Rygian 1mo ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49150393
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by Rygian 1mo ago
In the article, you claim: > There are also important licensing questions. A user’s permission to send a library to OSM is not automatically the same as having a sufficiently clear right to release that factual information under terms co
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by Rygian 2mo ago
> in the real world you need incentives There is no implication that "having incentives" must be interpreted as "considering profit maxxing as the first and foremost goal".
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by Rygian 2mo ago
> I've uninstalled Copilot and disabled AI in all local applications Depending on which vendors you trust, they will enable AI features on your local machine later on anyway. > Switching to Linux, BSD or another open source opera
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by Rygian 2mo ago
As a curiosity, "Générique" is not a name for a song. "Générique" is the word used in French for the music that plays over the intro opening credits of a movie or TV show episode. In this case, this would be the song tha
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by Rygian 2mo ago
The Overton window. You don't get to shift it without raising questions about your motives.
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by Rygian 2mo ago
I develop my code defensively, and I argue that the developers of MCP servers need to develop their code defensively too. Not sure what it is that you intend to argue.
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by Rygian 2mo ago
The title of the video contains the asterisk.

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