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by xypage 1y ago
To be general purpose with a very large package ecosystem so that you can get just about anything started pretty quickly. It is relatively easy to do things that aren't performance critical with python, which is great if you want an MV
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by xypage 1y ago
Went to check it out, it has a demo so it's worth giving it a shot, but then I went to look at what else this developer has published just to find it's the guy behind the original jelly car games?? Which they have a sequel to on t
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by xypage 2y ago
I think the simple one is x=0.999..., 10x=9.9999..., 10x-x=9.999...-0.999..., 9x=9, x=1
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by xypage 2y ago
I use something like this too, I will say it's helpful to have some simple command to append text to it so you can do it automatically, and then an extra little bit so if it's your first append of the day it adds the date. Sometim
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by xypage 2y ago
If you're into notion I wanna recommend obsidian. It's got support for both of those and it's way more lightweight. If you use the tables and images a lot I will say notion is simpler to use there, the same is possible in obs
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by xypage 3y ago
I'd say they're about even, it has some things I enjoy more and some places I think The Martian was better, they're very similar in how they read though, if you didn't like The Martian you almost certainly won't enj
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by xypage 3y ago
Their github [1] page is more helpful for this. Typst itself (as in the program that converts your input to a PDF) is free and open source under the Apache license, and the online editor is free as well but it's currently in a public b
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by xypage 3y ago
The amount of advertising you see will stay the same or potentially even increase (if the big companies are leaving then the amount they make from advertising probably drops, so they have to run more to make up for it), the quality and vari
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by xypage 3y ago
The article is pretty specific, I'd say it doesn't use precise language in the title because it's covering a variety of reported problems that are detailed in the body.
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by xypage 3y ago
Hop on over to nitter, just replace twitter in the url with nitter and you get https://nitter.net/snowmaker/status/1705643839443403263 which works without an account or anything.
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by xypage 3y ago
The government cares, the precision necessary for taxes is sub cent as mentioned in some replies to the top comment on this post.
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by xypage 3y ago
Have you checked out processing or p5js? They both seem like they'd be well suited to something simple like this, they're not game engines they're graphics libraries but they're very approachable and easy to use, with gr
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by xypage 3y ago
It does, kind of. It's not really officially advertised but it is first party, this guide [0] shows how to find it but it's just https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=CHANNELI... and the guide j
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by xypage 3y ago
It gives the networks money but it also hurts the companies actually running the ads, which would disincentivize them to do it at all, and the networks will only make more money if companies don't see a decrease in pay off for clicks a
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by xypage 3y ago
I went ahead and did it and sent a merge request, figured it'd be easy enough and that way you can just check/confirm the request probably without a PC.
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by xypage 3y ago
I see what you mean, you're probably right that it would help, but honestly I just don't think the people hitting it are reading it in the first place. It doesn't light up until they're at the intersection, at which poin
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by xypage 3y ago
That is exactly what it means though, they don't want everyone to stop just overheight vehicles. What do you want the sign to do? Encourage everyone to stop?
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by xypage 3y ago
It seems you didn't read the article, it specifically talks about people are already buying accounts for $30 or less to be able to make accounts in areas where you're not allowed to register.
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by xypage 3y ago
My guess would be that it's because spoken languages and programming languages are fundamentally different, so in trying to make one fit the other you might end up with a programming language that looks and reads a lot like English, bu
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by xypage 3y ago
I wonder if they did a black highlight digitally and then printed that, not taking the time to verify that the black was dark enough that it was actually making the text under it unrecoverable.
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by xypage 3y ago
Key caps have lower tolerances than the rest of the board, and the slot for the stems is a very small (the whole cross is 4.1mm wide with the "arms" of it being 1.17mm [1]) negative space, which 3d printing isn't great at. It
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by xypage 3y ago
This analogy doesn't work because you're comparing euthanizing dogs to using a secure password instead of face ID, one of which ends a life and the other is a mild inconvenience (we all used to use pins before touch ID was normali
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by xypage 3y ago
I would advise commenting out every console.log() for your production version, I didn't check till after I played but it's pretty easy to just see what the quote is there, and even without that I think having that much of (what I
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by xypage 3y ago
I wonder if anything else will come along after calculators, it seems like we've reached peak performance for that use case since there's sort of a cap to how much your tool can even be allowed to help given it's used during
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by xypage 4y ago
Probably AI, regardless of your opinion on its stability/reliability it's definitely the next big thing right now.
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by xypage 4y ago
Because LLMs are so unreliable. Alexa misinterpreting and giving a nonsensical/unrelated answer is annoying, but fine. If it was an LLM, when it was wrong it would be lying confidently and unless you're double checking everything
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by xypage 4y ago
If you remove a sign it gets replaced right away, if you put a sticker that barely covers it like this then it probably doesn't get taken off for weeks, if at all.
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by xypage 4y ago
Yeah but an optical illusion to confuse a human would have to cover most of the sign I think, and I know this isn't a random sticker but if this is possible there's no way that people don't make some and put them on signs jus
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by xypage 4y ago
They're so light that their terminal velocity is very low, so when "shooting" them you'd have to be very close to the ground otherwise they'll decelerate almost immediately, long before they reach it. Anecdotally, e
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by xypage 4y ago
But that pattern wouldn't be allowed on a stop sign, it would have to almost entirely obstruct it to work since we're so used to looking for the shape and even a hint of red, all it took to confuse the AI was a word above and belo

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