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   by voidUpdate 3mo ago

   Well luckily, there's a nice article here that you can read to find out all about it
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   by voidUpdate 3mo ago

   I'm guessing the website is currently being hugged to death, but the images take a while to load, and I'm on a pretty good connection. Maybe try webp with some decent compression to shrink down the filesize?
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   by voidUpdate 3mo ago

   If you click the little "vibeSwitch" text in the bottom left, then click the small toggle in the bottom right of the popup window, you can turn off the animated background, and the website runs a hell of a lot better, on my browse
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   by voidUpdate 3mo ago

   They did both https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombing_of_Tokyo
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   by voidUpdate 3mo ago

   I opened this up, and immediately saw a contribution I could make. Created an OSM account and fixed it =)
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   by voidUpdate 3mo ago

   Luckily, you can embed raster images inside SVGs https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/SVG/Reference/E...
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   by voidUpdate 3mo ago

   > "Augment surveyed 219 engineering leaders and asked them to define “AI-native engineering” . They got 219 different answers." I mean, if you give 219 people a free text box and ask them to explain anything, you're extrem
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   by voidUpdate 3mo ago

   That's pretty much what I was thinking too. "A way to create an image, with parts that can be edited using tags, that an LLM can deal with... this sounds like SVG"
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   by voidUpdate 3mo ago

   Yeah, LLMs are bad for a whole different set of reasons than they write bad code
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    I am mildly concerned about the "normalised deviance" of the siloxanes in the water. It's probably an acceptable amount and it's probably fine, but "eh, its only a bit worse than expected, what's the worst that
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    I really like crows and magpies. Crows especially do little hops when they run around and it always makes me smile. I've wanted to make friends with the ones around me for a while but I haven't yet
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    > "can't reuse a stylesheet, script or image on a different page (each has to have their own copy)" Not a problem if you're deploying a single file
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    National Aeronautics and Space Administration if people are still confused, I guess
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    I don't think I've ever owned any headphones with a long enough cable to plug into my tv when I'm sitting at a comfortable viewing position
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    Make sure you get one that matches American gauge and isn't one of the the meter gauge mountain trains
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    Is it pickup only, or do they deliver as well?
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    Isn't the third one just a sticker?
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    Isnt the benefit of rust that it's memory safe? Is typescript not?
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    What is the react compiler written in currently?
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    You land a plane as part of most flights, I'd say that's not particularly abnormal as an event...
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    > "An interesting question you may ask in C++ is: “How would you declare a function that takes a blob of memory as input?”" > "Now, suppose that you want to pass to this function a custom structure, like this:" You
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    I feel like I missed where exactly the parallel part splits. Do they want to make new wires? New fibre protocols? A new TCP/IP stack? Just make another Gopher/Gemini?
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    This is essentially just a textbook of zig examples. Ziglings is an interactive exercise
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    If you worked through this and learnt to use zig, your token usage would be even lower!
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    At least in javascript, it tells you if things are equal or not. In python, apparently you could answer if A is equal to B with "beans" or 17 or ['a']
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    I can see the first one making sense, but why would you need a representation of equality other than "yes, these are equal" and "no, these are not equal"?
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    What about the several people worldwide who don't want to use LLMs to program?
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    > "In Python, any method __eq__ is expected to return bool, and if it doesn't, then we need to explicitly tell type-checkers to ignore the type error. This function in Polars can also return different types depending on the inp
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    Someone call bobbybroccoli, they've got a new video to make :P
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    by voidUpdate 3mo ago

    > "This image is supposed to demonstrate that the antibody being sold works as intended. It is labeled as “Advanced Verification” data on Thermo Fisher’s site" (links to https://www.thermofisher.com/uk/en&#