neetodavid

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by neetodavid 6y ago
Sharing Via Wifi has been exactly what I needed twice in the past few months! Having the ios vlc just host a local web page so that any device on the wifi can drag and drop files in a web browser is so cool.
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by neetodavid 6y ago
Its too bad (in a way...) they couldn't get private video IDs to leak. It would have made an impressive combination with their bug posted earlier this month (Stealing Your Private Youtube Videos, One Frame at a Time https://
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by neetodavid 6y ago
I built a shitty static site generator, too! I had no idea what I was doing. Didn't look at how other SSG's work... I just made some template HTML files, stuffed some content in YAML/Markdown frankenstein files, and then used
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by neetodavid 6y ago
reader view in firefox formats it nicely
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by neetodavid 6y ago
I enjoyed this paragraph from the "Response to philosophers - GPT-3" Human philosphers often make the error of assuming that all intelligent behaviour is a form of reasoning. It is an easy mistake to make, because reasoning is ind
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by neetodavid 6y ago
I like this. I was surprised to see that it is html divs when I opened the inspector. Did you make the styling yourself? I'd like if the text on the recently played list were selectable for easier copying.
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by neetodavid 6y ago
I took a short look at this and it appears to be a work in progress that varies between browsers... Chrome implements a "clipboard-read" permission that can be requested by calling navigator.clipboard.read(). When a page calls tha
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by neetodavid 6y ago
Being able to automate tests for memory leaks is very helpful but I would much rather incorporate the browser dev tools than not when debugging memory. Doing it only in javascript feels very janky (weak maps, attaching giant array objects t
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by neetodavid 7y ago
And we should replace all of our meals with Soylent!
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by neetodavid 7y ago
I love the window displays they have at A&C. I picked up Patapon 2 there a while back.
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by neetodavid 7y ago
This is my grim little friend in green coveralls and a green hat. Maybe he is confiscating some masks. https://vcloud42.com/file/art42-cdn/cubism/seed_0000213622.j...
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by neetodavid 7y ago
I like these. It feels like the paintings version of lying in the grass trying to find images in the clouds.
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by neetodavid 7y ago
The chrome task manager (hotkey Shift+Esc) is good for killing tabs For large pages where source changes cause problems I will sometimes put logic inside conditional breakpoints. It's not great for huge changes (though you technically
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by neetodavid 7y ago
I don't see how the threats (a court telling you to stop) are different for a compiled language vs a jit language
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by neetodavid 7y ago
El-P has also raised similar issues: "What I mean is I regularly have to send take down notices not only for people using my name for their music and it appearing on my artist page but for people uploading my albums to their page and a
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by neetodavid 7y ago
Verlet physics are so nifty. A basic implementation with points, springs, gravity, and a simple floor (a Math.max check) produces stunning motion. Going from trying to tune angular momentum calculations to getting believable rotation '
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by neetodavid 7y ago
Camus had the same idea about Sisyphus
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by neetodavid 7y ago
I think I have heard these displays (no smart TV features) referred to as 'Digital Signage' in North America.
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by neetodavid 7y ago
So this is it Is there a German word for thinking something is trite and gross on one hand while investing with the other? I'm that German Word
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by neetodavid 7y ago
I've read on this website about people launching minimum viable products that appear to the customer to be some kind of automated service that in reality are the owner manually satisfying the order. The software isn't necessarily
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by neetodavid 7y ago
I went poking around Wikpedia. Ryugu's surface is mostly carbon. It's also a "rubble pile" and about 50% of its volume is empty space. There could even be large voids within because the force of friction between pieces i
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by neetodavid 7y ago
Cool to see logpoints. In Chrome dev tools you can write console.log messages inside of a conditional breakpoint to get quick logging. You can also do any other scripting in there. I've sometimes used conditional breakpoints to assign
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by neetodavid 7y ago
The article is about the value of youtube lets play videos as secondary documentation. There is no mention of emulation. Some lets play videos feature emulated games but some others capture from original hardware. The article also raises a
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by neetodavid 7y ago
For anyone who needs a little dose of that https://mrdoob.com/lab/javascript/effects/solitaire/
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by neetodavid 7y ago
Felt a bit let down this wasn't a link to the Ruff Ryders' Anthem for posterity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThlhSnRk21E
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by neetodavid 7y ago
I saw a similar post on reddit about a week ago ( https://www.reddit.com/r/canada/comments/bgrl7n/canadian_mcd... ) From the top comment, speaking to support on the phone: > "He then admitted tha
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by neetodavid 7y ago
Off the top of my head, any media player or chat service
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by neetodavid 7y ago
My friend made a twine game (no longer online, lost to time, darn) that I absolutely loved. It used the hyperlink interface as a way to dive deeper into ideas. And to meander and reflect.. eventually to navel gaze.. Text parsing is probably
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by neetodavid 7y ago
"Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor" had this for me. It also made me feel like I was getting good at just finding my way around the city. Knowing alleyway shortcuts, where different shops are, or where to find a cheap meal. Plus each
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by neetodavid 7y ago
It varies wildly. Some of my most engaging days are spent making no visible progress on a tricky bug. I think the job I had with the most enjoyable moment-to-moment time was doing grounds maintenance on a golf course. It was nice to wake up

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