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by me4502 5mo ago
Part of the issue is this affects different countries differently, based on residential IP allocations to household ratios. I am currently on CGNAT in Australia split 256 ways, and any site that doesn't support IPv6 can be borderline u
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by me4502 7mo ago
I feel this issue has started to slowly become worse and worse as we've been able to build better "preference profiles" based on small amounts of data. I notice it often when watching a single YouTube video in incognito mode,
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by me4502 7mo ago
I'm not very familiar with men's fashion so I might be wrong. My understanding is that a lot of the time, size is _not_ about how tall most tops are, it's about how much horizontal space it has. As a 5'10" woman, I
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Software occlusion culling in Block Game(enikofox.com)
2 points by me4502 8mo ago|0 comments
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Thousands of Instagram accounts suspended for unclear reasons(koreajoongangdaily.joins.com)
3 points by me4502 1y ago|0 comments
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by me4502 1y ago
I truly hope that some of this collection, such as annotated scripts/etc, eventually make their way into film or media museums. There’s so many interesting items in here otherwise
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by me4502 1y ago
This feels like what typically happens when new areas of medicine or treatments are discovered. Suddenly everyone wants to use it in unproven areas, and market it to desperate people with a poor prognosis, or poorly understood/treated
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by me4502 1y ago
I've found this especially a problem with those AI systems trying to add HDR to existing images/videos. The worst instance I've seen, was playing one of the recent Spongebob platformer games, and having his eyes glow like gia
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by me4502 1y ago
Honestly hearing how different this is for Americans makes me wonder if it’s a self-fulfilling prophecy type situation. Everyone in Australia is already using Meta services, so businesses just go where the customers are and keep putting eve
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Digging Deeper into Minecraft Block Lookup Performance(ada.rip)
4 points by me4502 1y ago|0 comments
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by me4502 2y ago
Honestly while this does work for some people, it doesn’t seem to work for everyone. I’ve tried this basically my entire life (am 27), and it’s never improved. If anything it feels like it’s gotten worse with age. I’m not sure if it’s just
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by me4502 2y ago
To clarify, I was referring to it just respecting the OS's day/night cycle settings. I definitely agree a website shouldn't be trying to do anything fancy like that, I was just saying that websites by default should respect w
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by me4502 2y ago
Hi, I'm the author of the article, thanks for your comment. I definitely agree I didn't mention as much around VR as I would've liked, mostly as it's an area that I've paid a lot less attention to in recent years. I
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by me4502 2y ago
IMO if a website supports both light & dark themes, it should _by default_ switch automatically. If the site wants to allow overriding that, that's fine, but I hate having to constantly go into the settings of sites to switch it to
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by me4502 2y ago
Something I always find is that when I write about something I'm interested in, I always end up being way more informed about the topic than if I hadn't written about it. There's something about having to get a point across,
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Self-Publishing an eBook as a Developer(madelinemiller.dev)
2 points by me4502 2y ago|1 comments
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by me4502 2y ago
I recently turned an old article into an eBook as a few people had asked me for an offline copy, and found the process of actually doing it fairly interesting and complicated. I couldn't find many retrospective posts about actually sel
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by me4502 2y ago
I'm honestly really excited for this to be more widely adopted to the point it can be used without polyfills. While the API is a little verbose for my liking, it's extremely capable. Being able to replace all the various date and
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by me4502 3y ago
hMod was made and developed by hey0, who dropped the project after a while and a new group took over, mostly comprised of hMod plugin developers. That group gave up on hMod pretty quickly and went on to make Bukkit/CraftBukkit instead
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Hey tech companies, your name change process sucks(madelinemiller.dev)
5 points by me4502 5y ago|0 comments
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by me4502 6y ago
The SD card argument I don't really see as too valid, as the computer isn't specifically for photographers. That seems like a good reason to actually use an adapter, as outside of photography and similar niches, an SD card slot is
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by me4502 6y ago
This is rather surprising, especially with the 13 inch MBP having a touch bar. I wonder if these are going to be the "lower end", with the touch bar available as a paid upgrade? It's definitely something I like, but almost ne
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How to Ask for Support from an Open Source Project(madelinemiller.dev)
2 points by me4502 6y ago|0 comments
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by me4502 6y ago
The point of a microbenchmark is to determine how much a single aspect impacts the performance. Yes, everything impacts performance. But if you're trying to optimise a hot code path, you want to try minimising the unnecessary overheads
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by me4502 6y ago
It's unrealistic in that it's much worse than an average application would contain. It's still useful to determine a theoretical "worst case" that could occur due to usage of promises here. Further test cases are pe
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The Performance Overhead of JavaScript Promises and Async Await(madelinemiller.dev)
3 points by me4502 6y ago|4 comments
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Optimizing data-heavy JavaScript code(madelinemiller.dev)
1 points by me4502 7y ago|0 comments
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Demystifying a TypeScript Quirk(madelinemiller.dev)
2 points by me4502 7y ago|0 comments
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My venture into the world of bug bounty programs(blog.me4502.com)
2 points by me4502 9y ago|0 comments
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Exceptions as Flow Control in Java(blog.me4502.com)
2 points by me4502 10y ago|0 comments

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