fbrchps

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by fbrchps 1mo ago
Applied, I had looked at Amplify before, but haven't gotten any movement. Interested in the space!
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by fbrchps 3mo ago
Didn't even need to click the YouTube link, I knew it would be Krazaam.
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by fbrchps 5mo ago
Counterpoint: is the web browser not already fulfilling the "universal app engine" need? It can already run on most end user devices where people do most other things. IoT/Edge devices don't count here, but this day most
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by fbrchps 7mo ago
I'm curious how often you find factual inaccuracies in the LLM responses when doing that. I've found that more often than not, it gets at least one key feature/option/etc. outright wrong whenever I've tried that, ma
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by fbrchps 10mo ago
That was something we discussed at my workplace. Prior hosting provider was a little-known company with decent enough track record, but because they employed humans, stuff would break. When it did break, C-suite would panic about how much r
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by fbrchps 11mo ago
The first 92% and the last 92%, exactly.
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by fbrchps 1y ago
Unfortunately, Top Gun 2 was not "for entertainment's sake" it was another round of US military advertising/propaganda, just like the first one.
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by fbrchps 1y ago
I'm also getting the error on Android, latest Chrome.
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by fbrchps 1y ago
This format is unreadable on mobile, it keeps opening up my keyboard and scrolling up a bit when it does. I understand and appreciate the "why" of the format, but this also could have been a non-editable "editor-like" pr
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by fbrchps 2y ago
The problem with any tool like this is that people are often _terrible_ at knowing how to clearly explain what it is they want/what their actual issue is. Key example: "login is broken!" Could be the captcha didn't load,
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by fbrchps 2y ago
> a browser-based project that claimed to be undetectable For now
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by fbrchps 2y ago
That's not turnstile, that's a Managed Challenge. Turnstile is the in-page captcha option, which you're right, does affect page load. But they force a defer on the loading of that JS as best they can. Also, turnstile is a Pro
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by fbrchps 2y ago
Or the much more sensible, and MSFT way of handling it (in outlook) ExternalUser: Hello here is a calendar invite I would like you to attend, please confirm or deny User: Thank you, now I can verify the request and choose to add this to my
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by fbrchps 2y ago
It can do that with previously-known phone trees.
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by fbrchps 2y ago
As a Scribe owner, let me say that using the web on there is far from pleasant. Yes it has the most RAM of a Kindle ever, but 1GB is not much unfortunately. Also the biggest bottleneck is honestly the web browser itself. It _technically_ wo
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by fbrchps 2y ago
No no, the decrease in sales couldn't possibly be related to the above-inflation increase in prices at fast food places. It must be those pesky consumers and their want to "spend frugally"!
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by fbrchps 2y ago
Anecdote: I recently received a new M3 MacBook Pro at work, and the box was 100% recyclable, as well as everything inside of it - instruction manuals (why?) were held together with paper, the power cord had paper around it, and the keyboard
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by fbrchps 3y ago
Biggest advantage I've seen from using it, is the ability to quickly get into old code. Sure, well I'm writing it. I have a mental understanding of all the different types, but I don't two years down the line. Also, when mult
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by fbrchps 3y ago
> highly opinionated solutions as something definite even though it has a narrow focus on what the author cares about Most users either don't have such strong opinions about their scroll bars, or would prefer it looks coherent with
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by fbrchps 3y ago
I largely agree with you, however Superhot is the closest thing I've experienced to the "can't do it outside VR" games. I did previously play the browser version of the same game, and it was fantastic still, but there&#x
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by fbrchps 3y ago
The most important number sequence is of course in there. Simply search for 8,6,7,5 and you should find it.
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by fbrchps 4y ago
The security implications of "find me another device on this network who has gone to a specific page" are immense. Not to mention accessing account-related information due to improper no-cache headers on the website.
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by fbrchps 4y ago
Paywalled
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by fbrchps 4y ago
Because they likely use the same API for their website/app/Alexa/etc. platforms, since so long as the same calls need to be made, it makes sense to reuse the work you've already done. So long as they have reasonable rate
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by fbrchps 4y ago
For sale of argument, let's say you were paid half what you currently are, same company/manager/etc.; would you still put in as much effort? One unfortunate reality is that programmers or other programmer-adjacent jobs tend t
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by fbrchps 4y ago
You never "own" a domain. You just rent it from a registrar, who had permission from ICANN to let you rent it. There is no "good" that you can take with you when you give a registrar money for a domain.
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by fbrchps 4y ago
The whole point of Mermaid is _not_ having to embed .png's into your Markdown files. By using the built-in codeblocks functionality of Markdown, Mermaid allows you to source-control the same exact graphs that you would have normally pu
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by fbrchps 4y ago
> In JS you need a handful of third party packages just to tell if a number is odd But you absolutely don't. I get that you're taking a worst-case example, but it also stands that if Node developers would actually take some tim
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by fbrchps 4y ago
Devil's Advocate; Raspberry Pis don't use traditional advertising, but they advertise a whole lot. Your example of the YouTube video -- while yes the channel may have gone out and purchased the device based on word of mouth beca
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by fbrchps 5y ago
> inspired by games such as Cube World Well I'm glad to see this so early on, considering it looks like a Cube World knock off. Although to be fair, I would imagine this game was first thought of as people's expectations for CW

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