theZilber

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by theZilber 8d ago
I explained them politely what was the issue, and the differences in behavior which led me to conclude why it is a bug and not a feature.
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by theZilber 9d ago
Skipping back twenty minutes in time is not a feature. The reason it was skipping in the first place was because it would use a stale param on videos opened from youtube history.
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by theZilber 9d ago
Thank you everyone for the reads and the replies. I want to clarify a few things. - the main reason i consider it a bug is because there is a difference of behavior between reopening the tab, and clicking from the history on the video. Vide
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YouTube had a bug – I used ChatGPT to investigate(blog.thezilber.com)
20 points by theZilber 11d ago|15 comments
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by theZilber 7mo ago
What happens when you press ctrl+o? You get verbose mode?
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Show HN: I Hacked Together a GUI for Building Terminal Commands(zilberlex.github.io)
3 points by theZilber 9mo ago|0 comments
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by theZilber 9mo ago
I really liked the styling on the website. The concept itself is interesting, something about opening journal entries has a calming effect. Making it login only is a bit off-putting.
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by theZilber 10mo ago
Hey, you might want to experiment with local sync approach by allowing devices to sync when are on the same network. I have never done this so there might be hurdles, but this can bypass the issues with cloud sync while maintaining the abil
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by theZilber 1y ago
No surprise there. Good thing some officials try and do something about it.
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by theZilber 1y ago
Sheesh, talk about "taking a break"... I for sure approve this creative way to test things
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by theZilber 1y ago
I recommend you to show an example and a result for people to understand exactly what the tool does. As far as i know "merging images" is not a common term with a specific meaning.
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by theZilber 1y ago
Tbh, to keep my ego in check, whenever i get rejected ghosted, or whatever, I just assume the company/interviewer is doing a perfect job for screening for the kind of candidates they want and need, and if I don't pass it means &qu
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by theZilber 1y ago
The article's headline is great and it delivers the message clearly. But the whole premise to support the message is very assumptive - "there is no moat". There is a lot moat in cursor, bolt, lovable. The same way there is mo
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by theZilber 1y ago
It is less about performance issues of loading megabytes on the browser (which is also an issue). It is about those cases where a fetch request may take a noticable amount of time just because of server distance, maybe the server needs to p
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by theZilber 1y ago
When I read the first meaty chapter about graphs and commutativity I initially thought he just spends too long explaining simple concepts. But then ai realized I would always forget the names for all the mathy c' words - commutativity
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Creating Your Own Kingdom(blog.thezilber.com)
2 points by theZilber 1y ago|0 comments
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by theZilber 1y ago
What does it offer over vimium?
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by theZilber 1y ago
Great quiz and really pushed me to understand probabilities better. Amazing take and i had a lot of fun!
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by theZilber 2y ago
You writing something personal serves as inspiration to people who just want to write. Many years ago I started writing as a goal to make it something big. But I was very far away from acheiving anything close to my goals, and writing start
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by theZilber 2y ago
I found this article hilarious, been a while since I had a read like this that was written so effectively. Thanks!
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by theZilber 2y ago
What creates stock value is public hype and arbitrary numbers. Company revenue is only loosely related to stock value, and more strongly related to the trend of the stock. Also a big part of a stock price is how much currently is circulated
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by theZilber 2y ago
The language of the article implies that Spotify rips artists off while their executives earn millions. The problem is the millions the executives make do not come directly from Spotify's revenue, they come from stocks which are only l
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by theZilber 2y ago
You are also a victim if you assume they provide you the best coupons available.
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by theZilber 2y ago
It looks very good and has very inspiring aesthetics. I am not sure why not many people checked it out - you might want to link directly to the website rather than the post about it - in the website you can add a what is this button, and co
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by theZilber 2y ago
I second this. Also i would like to add: You bring up a text input box implying I can try your product - Well I input the text once, click submit and I am being met with a logon screen. Ok sure let me log in, annoying but it is common bs pr
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by theZilber 2y ago
While I am probably not someone who could make use of this in the near future. Having a universal way to record metadata sounds like a good approach. Would be surprising if something like this was not attempted before - in case it wasn&#x27
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by theZilber 2y ago
I agree, I follow the same principle. Also i would like to extend it to - "if you slow down when working on a problem, you might have stumbled upon something unexpected, identify it, and break it down.
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by theZilber 2y ago
I like the minimalist aproach and I was exactly looking for something like this and considered to build one in my future projects. I assume you have some core features already planned and you would implement them next - like undo, copying o