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by __del__ 1mo ago
five minutes? it took me two minutes to come up with a threat: someone will serve an innocuous page to adults, and some malicious honeypot trickery to children, all based on an http header. "you've won five billion robux! click al
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by __del__ 2mo ago
nice dotfile
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by __del__ 2mo ago
there are some early unix tapes floating around, and in those early shells, i'm fairly certain the colon was one of only two special-cased code paths after the command line was parsed. does anyone recall more specifically?
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by __del__ 2mo ago
as a matter of ux, users probably don't need to know that a session is being instantiated, and probably expect a simple play button fun
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by __del__ 3mo ago
this is a dense comment (there's a lot here to unpack). it sounds like you're saying: once it became clear that conquest with an explicit intended return of large numbers of enslaved people would allow caesar to pay debts and fund
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by __del__ 3mo ago
wouldn't that be a hash of the image signed by a trusted entity and stored on a chain? maybe i'm overlooking why this doesn't work
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by __del__ 4mo ago
i can barely accept this is possible
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by __del__ 4mo ago
it would be helpful to know why this was developed! running data science tasks on constrained systems may be an unfamiliar goal for many on hn, but i can imagine reasons for doing so. perhaps you can share real world use cases and talk abou
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by __del__ 4mo ago
i don't think time moves faster as we age, i think our perceived duration of early life grows because we keep thinking about it. for example, i have spent 35 years thinking about the events which took place at age 8, but i have only sp
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by __del__ 4mo ago
>you'll dance to anything by toad the wet sprocket. loser. love a good screenshot easter egg
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by __del__ 7mo ago
im[ns]ho, people want desperately to believe that only state funded actors can possess that kind of power.
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by __del__ 7mo ago
the administration which declares ad-hoc emergencies is behaving as predicted
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by __del__ 8mo ago
i've been using flameshot with wayland the last six months, simply because i didn't know i couldn't
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by __del__ 8mo ago
yes, i mutter to the screen "why not just give us your prompt and let us think about it?"
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by __del__ 8mo ago
we'll be working on that very strongly in the next period of time
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by __del__ 8mo ago
if it worked on a pentium iii, it should work on a phone with webgl. who's going to port it?
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by __del__ 8mo ago
should be quite a bit faster than that now. 1-2ms would be normal
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by __del__ 9mo ago
i often think about all the music ruined by self obsessed dorks singing soulless middle school poetry, and it's the main application of AI i'm quite excited for
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by __del__ 9mo ago
an icon for "save" will suffice to help me find the portion of the menu with "save as", "save a copy", and "export". when all four have the same icon, or slight variations, i'm back to reading ea
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by __del__ 9mo ago
i'll never give up the em dash. and i will continue to evangelize the en dash from now–forever (hint hint, ranges should use en dashes instead of hyphens).
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by __del__ 9mo ago
this has been my casual finding as well. why would i want all that conversational crap in the context window?
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by __del__ 9mo ago
i had ONE cassette unwind. my less careful friend was always winding them with a pencil. the culprit? button mashing between fast-forward and play.
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by __del__ 9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Carlo_method
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by __del__ 10mo ago
clarity is good. i believe that was a reference to the futility of posting "i do not consent" messages on social media.
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by __del__ 10mo ago
sometimes we make silly errors for years or decades and no one spots them. if you've been saying you hate java bloat/frameworks/whatever and meaning you hate javascript bloat/frameworks/whatever, people would probab
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by __del__ 10mo ago
for those who think brainfuck is too pedestrian, have a browse through the esolang wiki: https://esolangs.org/wiki/Language_list
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by __del__ 10mo ago
i'm also curious. i used that thing until last year.
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by __del__ 10mo ago
"My Documents" comes to mind. it seemed somehow infantilizing. yes, yes i know whose documents they are.
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by __del__ 10mo ago
that's an interesting pursuit. we've got the code, or at least we've got the stubs calling windows dlls.
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by __del__ 10mo ago
i did this in the 90s for some kewl showoff programs generating something or other. i assumed there would be a modern graphics framework and API now. still just intercepting that paint event eh?

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