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ewired
1y ago
It was interesting to find out that Qwen 2.5 VL can output coordinates like Sonnet 4, or does that use a different implementation?
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ewired
2y ago
Similar format: https://github.com/google/hrx
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ewired
2y ago
> This method is so unreasonably effective I can't believe it works, but it's never failed me yet. Whenever you are in the throws of a cataplectic attack, lying motionless and completely helpless, focus all your energy into &qu
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ewired
2y ago
Pasting a URL in NewsBlur also uses several of these techniques to find the feed(s), and it is open source, so the feed-finding code could be ripped out of NewsBlur as an alternative to this.
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Servo to Advance in 2023
(servo.org)
300 points
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4y ago
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Designing a simple DIY wallet and multitool card
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SearchHut
(sourcehut.org)
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4y ago
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Sunsetting Atom
(github.blog)
1320 points
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ewired
4y ago
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The Original Inbox Zero
(idiomdrottning.org)
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5y ago
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Clio: Extremely fast, multi-threaded code on the browser
(pouyae.medium.com)
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You Wanted WebSockets?
(daniel.haxx.se)
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5y ago
I think only a troll commenter would find receiving dislikes to be a rewarding experience.
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Irc.com Bought by London Trust Media, Pledges an IRC Revival (2018)
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5y ago
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ewired
5y ago
Free edible insects in the wellness chamber on Aisle X! Get 'em while they're hot!
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Rounding the Clubhouse Turn
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6y ago
What did you find wrong with them? In my experience, Telegram's notifications worked better than any other app on a phone where Google Play Services was replaced with microG. I wish more apps would see how they're doing it without
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ewired
6y ago
I agree it's a good indicator, only given it isn't exclusive to a restricted platform (or expensive platform, therefore making it a status symbol). I think Signal does this right, 1. by supporting all major platforms, 2. by showin
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ewired
6y ago
Apparently a company called VirnetX is seeking damages from Apple over iMessage and FaceTime, which some people (in my previous discussion among others) point out as their excuse not to develop cross-platform iMessage as they do cross-platf
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ewired
6y ago
Anecdotal sources: Every group of peers that wouldn't have excluded me from the group chat if it didn't "turn green"
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ewired
6y ago
iMessage is a true marketing innovation in America, where the only "alternatives" are Facebook and (barely usable) SMS. It restricts communication and makes life more difficult for everyone who doesn't have an iPhone, which i
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ewired
6y ago
Chevron SimRefinery joins forces with North Korea Sim to create the ultimate oil & gas megacorp oppressive dictatorship evil simulator.
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ewired
6y ago
Each in-game particle ('pixel') has its own physics and interactions with other particles. There are other games which did this before Noita, but none of them have the same depth or gameplay. The other major "falling sand&quo
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ewired
6y ago
MTG cards didn't exclude me from communicating with the rest of a travel group because I was the only one that didn't have an MTG deck.
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ewired
6y ago
The opposite is true. In rural places, you often only have Wi-Fi by way of AT&T DSL or WildBlue/HughesNet satellite broadband. Your iMessage messages always deliver instantly. Meanwhile, the SS7 SMS messages always fail to send, be
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ewired
6y ago
Apple's iMessage lock-in and the effect it has on teens in the USA is disgusting. I think it's worse and deserves more attention than all of Apple's other atrocities combined; sadly, it won't get it, because it doesn
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ewired
6y ago
Reminds me of the game Bridge Constructor Portal.
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ewired
6y ago
Doing some "related:" queries returns some interesting results that look human-curated and out-of-date. related:google.com shows results for Yahoo, Bing, AOL Search, and HotBot (which used to be a search engine, but the brand is n
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ewired
6y ago
Been using TTRSS hosted on a Raspberry Pi 3 every day for over a year now. I can't believe how many people think RSS has fallen out of style. It's great to keep on the pulse of everything interesting to me, and quickly tab through
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ewired
6y ago
From what I can tell, Parcel v1 does not have linting, but I rely on linting and typechecking in my editor anyway, so I didn't notice. It's actually pretty handy to bypass typechecking and write untyped JS to quickly check if some
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ewired
6y ago
> I won't pretend tsconfig/webpack or any other bundler out there is "fun" to work with For me, Parcel is fun to work with. Rollup is my favorite for more advanced or customized pipelines, but Parcel has a silky smoot
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