eschatology

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by eschatology 3mo ago
in macos it is trivial to input em dash in any context
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by eschatology 3mo ago
Thank you, that it is part of OIDC provider discovery spec explains a lot. That said, I still find it very bizzare that it's so hard to find a tangible example to see how it is in practice. The rfc has none. Another spec including the
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by eschatology 3mo ago
Not one of them links to the actual well-known resource, only pdf specifications. And several I picked randomly leads to dead ends. Here's one I could find: https://accounts.google.com/.well-known/openid-configurat
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by eschatology 3mo ago
I spent 10 minutes searching for one in the article, in the RFC, in the wikipedia page, on google, to search for a .well-known example. Couldn't find one. I did read one before while working with github oidc, and I did find it very use
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by eschatology 3mo ago
As with sibling comment, it's my first time reading this, it's a great read, and author really managed to write down into words some things I have vaguely thought about before. One thing I notice, which may be the worst part of it
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by eschatology 3mo ago
title is too biased and sensational first paragraph begins the article upon 2 very big and flawed statements: > Apple fans would, for years and years, sneer at Microsoft’s penchant for talking about products that may or may not ship, der
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by eschatology 4mo ago
Did you read it? The author addressed this; they were unable to disable it completely.
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by eschatology 6mo ago
Because new user, ostensibly bad faith, throwing short cliched statements with no clear intent to start a meaningful discussion. Seemingly effortless comments yelling to the void not worth starting a conversation with. Not the kind of comme
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by eschatology 7mo ago
These ai authorship accusations are now everywhere and it's getting really annoying. It just distracts the discussion away and adds nothing.
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by eschatology 11mo ago
Exactly the attitude described by GP comment Mind boggling
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by eschatology 11mo ago
While the article title is true (errant is a very specific and concise word), to me it did not convey clear enough that this is just ucs-detect / unicode support (compliance?) ranking. The article title "State of Terminal Emulator
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by eschatology 11mo ago
With rubber products, it’s usually the plasticizers leaking over years. I have learned this the painful way (massive migration of plasticizers from the underside of my mousepad to other things), and now actively avoid any rubber products, u
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by eschatology 1y ago
Hmm I don’t see the state file as a complete downside. It is very simple and very easy to understand. It makes it easy to tell or predict what terraform will do given the current state and desired state. Its simpleness makes troubleshooting
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by eschatology 1y ago
> What's the hardest part about an open phone? Very good question; what's holding us back really? If we want an open phone there should be more discussions on this. Some thoughts aided with chatgpt: Easy: get display, sound, ce
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by eschatology 1y ago
Feels like none of what you wrote is about how the native app compares to the app being discussed, Petrichor, which is an offline music organizer/player. I have been using itunes/music to do that and it honestly works just fine. I
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by eschatology 1y ago
Weird outrage
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by eschatology 1y ago
You gotta add debouncing or disable the button(s) once clicked and are pending for results; got several email codes and random errors because I clicked again thinking the button(s) didn’t work Adding a sample trip might help a lot to give a
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by eschatology 1y ago
I would add a small asterisk that a given sentence may result in different number of tokens depending on the model and the tokenization method they use, so it’s unfortunately not as straightforward to get the precise dollar value for a give
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by eschatology 1y ago
Stack trace is much more verbose and shows the symbols leading to the failing function call The error wrapping(s) produce a log line containing a brief message from each layer in the codebase that expected no errors — subtle difference but
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by eschatology 1y ago
Agreed, I would have used either em dash or parens here: Semicolons bring the drama (that’s why I love them) Semicolons bring the drama — that’s why I love them. The semicolon somewhat works here but IMO not the best use of it (though perha
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by eschatology 1y ago
My understanding is that on the darker scenes (say, 0 to 5 in the brightness slider example), there is difference in luminance value with HDR but not SDR, so there is increased contrast and detail. This matches my experience; 0 to 5 look id
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by eschatology 1y ago
Yes but with asterisks; Best way I can describe it: You know the 0-10 brightness slider you have to pick at the start of a game? Imagine setting it to 0 and still being able to spot the faint dark spot. The dynamic range of things you can s
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by eschatology 1y ago
Just because you are out of the loop does not mean it’s meaningless — in some spaces the term is very straightforward and concise I’d cut down the snark; this news aggregator is not built for you specifically, there will be many things that
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by eschatology 2y ago
I’ve personally replaced about 2 out of 5 searches with chatgpt queries so I do believe it’s in the right direction I think the first paragraph while true is not indicative of anything since it can be fixed and improved
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by eschatology 2y ago
If it is a new site, you can automatically choose. If it is a site that already existed, do not make it automatically switch. Consider adding the option to switch instead. If you insist nevertheless, then the ability to select the color sch
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by eschatology 2y ago
I am using bitmap font with AA off in Terminal.app so this is incorrect
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by eschatology 2y ago
That bugzilla thread was quite a read! Thank you for sharing
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by eschatology 2y ago
Have to disagree These critical features you mention are just nice-to-haves for me and I imagine most people as well. I am able to read and navigate fast on github.com. I think majority of code I read happens there and not in my IDE. The sh
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by eschatology 2y ago
if your network is compromised I can read your password but not totp if I hacked a website you’re registered to and you had reused your password I got your password but not totp if I broke through your computer and password manager then yes
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by eschatology 2y ago
Yes — because 2FA is commonly stored on a separate device (phone), people are very quick to conclude that it is pointless otherwise without thinking further. Even if it is stored in your password manager, it is still useful. Consider the ca

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