arecsu

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by arecsu 7d ago
This is the real philosophical deep take of it all, are we using these devices, or are these devices using us?
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by arecsu 9d ago
Click Open in the file column
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by arecsu 1mo ago
I love using AI. Getting my crazy ideas turn into software has never been easier. I like to architect software, not the code itself. The code has always been the means to my ends. I also love learning complicated concepts, from academics, m
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by arecsu 1mo ago
I think you've built some awesome. Even if, as you said, it proves to be for an audience of one (you), I know some people out there are grateful for you sharing it. Comments are not reality most of the times. There is a silent portion
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by arecsu 1mo ago
Maybe they will evolve to search actual exploits live in a competition or something like that :) or a marathon to research jailbreaks for certain devices and give control back to the user, like smart tvs, I don't know! Something that w
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by arecsu 2mo ago
This is very cool!! I'm also mesmerized about the opening animation that transforms the interface of the editor to a complete viewport state. For some reason is pretty laggy on Chrome (macbook air M1) but Firefox is super smooth. Besid
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by arecsu 2mo ago
Works and looks awesome!! On mobile clicking in a part doesn't do anything though, as it says in the description it should. (Should be tap on mobile instead of click). Android + Chrome, as reference
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by arecsu 2mo ago
For what is worth, the fluent emojis from Microsoft, also named Segoe UI Emoji, have a 2D and 3D versions. They are beautiful! Although I'm not sure if the 3D ones are just complex vector images made to simulate depth with clever gradi
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by arecsu 3mo ago
In the camp of software development, if AI really increases productivity when it comes to development, thus making it cheaper in terms of human resources, there will be opportunities when it comes to offering custom development, software an
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by arecsu 3mo ago
Hmm I don't know about sustainable long term. Maybe with LLMs the burden of rebasing and porting the needed patches to keep it working across versions would make the task fairly sustainable vs no LLM usage. That being said, agree that
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by arecsu 3mo ago
Awesome read! Congratulations on discovering this and reporting. Hope you get something back from FIFA. This could've lead to some huge disaster if it failed under the wrong hands. Love your writing skills as well! > I closed it imm
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by arecsu 3mo ago
You can also argue the opposite, that due to her working with a particular interest in proving the organic industry wrong, she is finding factual information about it. As usual, information should be dismissed or confirmed with more informa
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by arecsu 3mo ago
that's why it's better!
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by arecsu 4mo ago
If it helps, I did totally get the joke and love when there are these bits of humanity and sarcasm, somehow lost in today's landscape, it used to be more frequent in the past. And I also get what you've described in the previous p
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by arecsu 4mo ago
I agree that text-align: justify should be the way to go. Don't discard having a "config" menu in the header somehow to change this option along body text size as some other people might find it useful, which could then use l
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by arecsu 4mo ago
Makes me wonder if an ELO-based system would work to mitigate these issues. People who merged PR successfully onto a project, that had real issues acknowledged, the quality of their responses measured by other users reactions or something,
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by arecsu 4mo ago
There's something to be said about the fact that the very people who would use deterministic layers to build stuff are... non-deterministic. We, as humans, have our set of pros and cons, wins and failures. Even the most brilliant coder
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by arecsu 5mo ago
Title of the post fails to describe what this fully does and you didn't seem to have read the repo. This generates a live interaction with the website, with scrolls, timings, clicks, route navigations, etc. A mixture of AI generated cu
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by arecsu 5mo ago
About the uncompressed audio replacements, it makes me wonder how difficult would it be to train a model with a huge (but simple) library of sound effects and samples of high quality, and also feed them their equivalents"low quality&qu
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by arecsu 5mo ago
Hey! Author here. Glad we're feeling the same. At the very end I've linked to another page where I maintain an organic list of software and interesting bits of internet that I admire and find useful as a creative, for other creati
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Adobe Is Cooked(malejandro.com)
35 points by arecsu 5mo ago|18 comments
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by arecsu 5mo ago
This is incredible. There are soooo many features that Davinci already handles so damn well when it comes to color editing, that I only wish they existed in photo editors. To the point there were people posting videos on Youtube about hacky
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by arecsu 10mo ago
Beautiful work!!! I love the creative direction of the page and the work overall, such fine work. Congrats!
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by arecsu 10mo ago
Agree. I can't keep up with it, it's hard to grasp my head around them, where to go to actually use them, etc
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by arecsu 11mo ago
Your response clearly shows that you didn't read the article. There's literally a section where it goes through your point.
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by arecsu 11mo ago
The whole system and apps are half-baked overall, filled with bugs, and obvious UI/UX mistakes. I do believe [speculation warning] there's plausibility in the idea it has been pushed by C suite, even against the advice from design
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by arecsu 11mo ago
Please, you're welcome! Local storage will definitively make it much better. Preserve the save feature so it is portable from browser to browser/computer or even shared across people!
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by arecsu 1y ago
Awesome. Just finished submitting my chunky cat there!
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by arecsu 1y ago
Looks good!
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by arecsu 1y ago
Second this. Congratulations for snapDOM by the way. It performs great!

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