dainank

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by dainank 7d ago
I agree. I think in general, any game that is 'turn-based' (in this case chess), with a limited set of options, quickly boils down to pure theory and in my opinion 'dumb intelligence' of just remembering many things and
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by dainank 7d ago
I would imagine that world running on fully autonomous cars would certainly be less error-prone than a world running on human-driven cars where each human has different intelligence, reflexes, emotions, moods e.t.c. A purely algorithmic sys
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by dainank 9d ago
On a serious note, it would be nice if in the far far future, once the browser is very stable, they release a windows binary since I do sometimes still use Windows 11 for moments when it is needed and it would be a shame to then temporarily
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by dainank 17d ago
Maybe I missed it but has he posted his theme anywhere (I assume for VSCode since he mentioned he is using that)?
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by dainank 22d ago
I think the worst is the lack of support for 'click-through' behavior on MacOS. This is that you have to select a window first with left-click before being able to select UI elements within that window with left-click. The amount
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by dainank 29d ago
Sorry, this is my mistake, I misread the following statement: > If you could simulate a human perfectly, the simulated human would not be a human, it would be a simulated human. It's not a given that it would be subject to the same
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by dainank 29d ago
I disagree. If the simulation of electronic impulses is exactly the same as what occurs 'in the substance', then merely the medium over which signals occur is different. In my eyes, whatever is experiencing these signals will expe
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by dainank 1mo ago
Do you have a link for a list of these changes. I am curious.
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Show HN: Interact with inactive macOS windows without selecting the window first(github.com)
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by dainank 3mo ago
Indeed! You can even configure it to open the last set of open browser tabs as per default, saving you a `ctrl+shift+T`.
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by dainank 3mo ago
Out of curiosity, what makes their hardware 'brilliant'? I often hear this but never actually looked into why. What is your take on that?
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by dainank 3mo ago
It is gaining more contributors and starting to be relatively compliant with most browser standards. Alpha release is expected EoY. I am optimistic for its future.
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by dainank 3mo ago
The Ladybird browser could potentially be a nice alternative in the future: https://ladybird.org/
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by dainank 3mo ago
Dune Messiah in a nutshell.
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by dainank 3mo ago
I know it is only a partial solution, but I saw with some companies that LinkedIn provides a way to verify a user works at such a company. This is done via sending an email to a company domain email address (supposedly yours that you provid
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Musk to speak at chip tool giant ASML event ahead of SpaceX IPO(reuters.com)
1 points by dainank 3mo ago|0 comments
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by dainank 3mo ago
I agree that such a claim is a stretch, however, I personally love the minimalist look (it has its own charm). Saying it 'looks like the stylesheets failed to load' is your own exaggeration.
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by dainank 4mo ago
I had a similar experience with a Microsoft Outlook account. Supposedly this is done for legal reasons. Once an account violates certain laws, companies 'allegedly' have no choice but to permanently close that account even if you
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by dainank 4mo ago
Mistral AI and the Luxembourgish government also have a strategic partnership: https://gouvernement.lu/en/gouvernement/stephanie-obertin/ac...
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by dainank 4mo ago
I believe nature is all there is. If we could replicate a human brain several times, and make each 'human brain' receive the exact same input data (sounds, sights, smells e.t.c.) from the moment they 'exist' until the en
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by dainank 5mo ago
> eBay bought it in 2005 for 2.6 billion dollars. Nobody really understood why eBay wanted it. Then Microsoft bought it from eBay in 2011 for 8.5 billion dollars. Isn't that the reason eBay bought it? It seems a speculative acquisit
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by dainank 5mo ago
Maybe `wudo`? Windows Sudo!
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by dainank 5mo ago
Indeed. The bigger problem is also that consistently the most played games are multiplayer competitive titles with anti-cheat software that is only written for Windows (and sometimes MacOS). I suppose this issue will solve itself, once enou
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by dainank 5mo ago
You are overthinking it. It is neither a strategy nor keystroke saving (although technically with shift its 4 keystrokes as opposed to 5 for Linux and quite a few saved for Windows). I just typed that without thinking probably because it lo
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by dainank 5mo ago
I think for people who are browsing this site, it will certainly be easier than expected. For the average person, most likely not.
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by dainank 5mo ago
I think there is a lot of talk (and this is good), but very little action. Market share is still incredibly low for LNX. I believe only a small subset of people actually attempt the jump from WIN to LNX (since most just want to play their g
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by dainank 6mo ago
I think it is also interesting to realize that we have had a huge population boom since the last 50 years or so, thus currently, the entire world population alive makes up roughly 8% of the entire population of the world since the existence
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by dainank 6mo ago
In my experience, I am only connected with people I have worked with at some point, while taking the effort to mark posts as 'not interested' whenever it felt like ai-crap or boring enterprise slop. The few times I now browse the