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reyqn
6mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47340079
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reyqn
7mo ago
Embarrassing bugs are not RCEs. Also the industry should be more mature now, not less. But move fast and break things, I guess...
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reyqn
8mo ago
What stops people designing those automated attacks to run the python script on a phone that is blocked by Google?
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9mo ago
I would argue clair obscur is actually a shooter game seeing the variety of op builds
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reyqn
9mo ago
Many potential Chrome users were not users, and then android happened. I'll believe firefox has a shot to become mainstream when they do something similar. Until them, keep your users or alienate them and disappear.
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9mo ago
Potential users are not users, and firefox can't be that browser. Actually that browser is brave, and it also doesn't have hundred of millions of users. You can't fight defaults browsers, people don't care.
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reyqn
9mo ago
That's how normal users stay on chrome while your users leave firefox. That's how you get no users at all.
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reyqn
9mo ago
These are the cutting insights I come to HN for.
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reyqn
10mo ago
Care to explain why?
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10mo ago
NMT doesn't "contain" tranformers and deep RNNs, it can use them. LLMs use a transformer architecture, not everything using a transformer architecture is an LLM. NMT can actually use an LLM, but that's not the case accor
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10mo ago
And is also not using an LLM. It's neural machine translation.
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10mo ago
The built-in translation is not LLM, it's NMT
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1y ago
Maybe he wanted his point to be conveyed easily and used "post-apocaliptic fiction" as a shortcut, but probably knows it's not so trivial. I think people not versed in a particular domain can still have interesting (even if w
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1y ago
I'm lucky. I'm lucky because I didn't ever have to try hard at anything in my life, and I have a good life. I was born from two parents that cared about me. Luck In a country where most people have a decent shot at life. Luck
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1y ago
It's crazy how the hardware sector just can't grasp that software is actually important too. Everywhere I've worked at we were just second class citizens, last to get a new hire or any budget, and then it was our fault when t
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1y ago
I think what makes a lot of people talk about it precisely is this: "This is a 10/10 phishing email." It's not. But it doesn't mean I wouldn't also fall for it because I was tired/in a hurry or whatever el
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1y ago
According to this https://github.com/the-pudding/data/tree/master/pockets data, only 27.5% of women's jeans and 97.5% of men's jean could fit a phone wider than 72mm in their front pocket. Whil
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1y ago
I heard a lot of people saying hosting your own email server was the best way to be considered as spam by every big email provider. I think it's a big issue, but I've never actually tried it.
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1y ago
This filter broke twitch for me. I had to create custom rules for twitch if I wanted to use it with this filter enabled.
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1y ago
You could use firefox containers to redirect a tab to localhost.
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1y ago
So all of the cheatsheet is basically "it's not bad because there are worse things"? You can try explaining why it's not "that" bad for the environment, the planet is still worse off than when it didn't ex
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reyqn
2y ago
It's interesting that you've got the same disease as OP from what I gathered.
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2y ago
I just use the pwa, it works quite well.
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reyqn
2y ago
That's wrong, the pont isn't free. Your employer uses one of your RTTs.
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2y ago
And the word prestidigitation
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2y ago
The only reason I would see is when your default browser was changed without your consent by your OS (Windows). Then when you launch your browser it can remind you it's not the default anymore. But that's a reason that solves a pr
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2y ago
Not sure if you don't consider Windows a major OS, but Kitty doesn't work there.
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2y ago
The heavy lifting is done by glfw though.
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2y ago
So I have to click twice, change domains once in order to get this information. It's actually easier to just check the releases for prebuilt windows binaries. I think that's telling.
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2y ago
I do think this wasn't excluded by the benchmarks from the link I posted Edit: actually it was, cheetah seems to come with 0.33, not 0.31, and benchmarks were done in 0.31. It would be interesting to run them with 0.33.
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