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The SPA test should be: can you keep a picture-in-picture video element playing while navigating between pages? If the vanilla web can't do this easily, then it's not a good solution to your need for a SPA.
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If it's not a game or a large company's app, it's probably a web view app. At my company I work on the website, and we have an app that is essentially just a bunch of web views of the website. Why we need an app I don't
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by 65 1y ago
Step 1: Be an extreme extrovert Step 2: Do not be anything other than an extreme extrovert
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Besides having to boot from an ISO and the arduous process of installing Linux in general compared to not having to do this with MacOS or Windows, hardware compatibility is by far the most annoying part of Linux desktop. Want to use a new l
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by 65 1y ago
Care to explain why you think this analogy is stupid?
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Are you seriously suggesting someone new to Linux use Debian, one of the most annoying distros to set up for desktop use? I used Linux Mint for about a year and gave up because everything was constantly breaking and the software was a direc
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by 65 1y ago
This article doesn't apply to every single use case and should not be taken purely at face value. A few week ago I needed to animate height for a banner like message that appeared in the layout (e.g. it was not absolutely positioned) o
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Because you can use Tailwind on top of DaisyUI, e.g. `btn rounded-lg`
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Hate to be that guy but I'm not sure how this is any better or more reliable than something like FinViz or NeighborhoodScout.
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Tesla self driving has always been doomed to fail without lidar.
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Yeah, this industry is by definition self-taught. Unless you're getting your boss to read you documentation and Google answers for you. There are a lot of people who do a CS degree purely for money reasons, but I've found those pe
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by 65 1y ago
One liner you can use in a GreaseMonkey/TamperMonkey script: [...document.querySelectorAll('.titleline > a')].filter(link => link.innerText.split(' ').find(word => ['llm', 'ai'].includes
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by 65 1y ago
Building software quickly seems to mostly come from having enough examples of code you've already built that you can pull from. I recently re-made my web based notes app. Before working on this project I made a web based S3 file manage
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FFmpeg.app – a web based front end for FFmpeg(ffmpeg.app)
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Tor might be wildly popular in a few years.
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I think one of the main purposes of therapy is to talk to a real person who has real feelings and experiences. LLM therapy is similar to watching porn rather than having real sex. It's not really even a simulation of the real thing, it
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by 65 1y ago
I have a different perspective on this. I've always been interested in reading about the science of left handedness, because I am one. It's interesting to see how my brain is literally wired differently than others. How motivation
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by 65 1y ago
There is no reason why an icon can't be skeuomorphic. Flat design was inspired by Swiss design, which really only existed because of technical constraints of graphic design in the 50s and 60s. An icon should indicate what the program d
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by 65 1y ago
What if they took a page out of Microsoft's icon playbook, where all their icons look the same? To this day I still accidentally click the wrong Office icon on my work computer because they all look so similar.
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That is in fact the claim for VR. Remember the Metaverse? Oculus headsets are VR headsets. The Apple Vision Pro is a VR headset.
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by 65 1y ago
LLMs require fuzzy input and are thus good for fuzzy output, mostly things like recommendations and options. I just do not see a scenario where fuzzy input can lead to absolute, opinionated output unless extremely simple and mostly done bef
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by 65 1y ago
"Buy me a coffee"
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by 65 1y ago
I really just write software for myself only. The time difference (and fun level) between writing software for yourself and writing production quality software is huge. Feature doesn't work in Safari? Who cares, I don't use Safari
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For really basic overviews of different technologies I've found YouTube videos to be useful. For code examples I've always found GitHub code search to be super useful. I haven't really found a use case for LLMs where it'
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You didn't correctly read my comment. > Art has no objective measure. That would be emotion to _you_, not to me. You've also missed this point: > compared to the other, more modern music I listen to. Additionally, complexity
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by 65 1y ago
I would argue art is not about how "good" it is, but rather how it makes you feel. And the duct tape banana, just by referencing it, is successful in making you feel something.
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Art has no objective measure. I cannot stand classical music because it has very little rhythm and emotion compared to the other, more modern music I listen to. Does that make classical music worse? No. Just because something may have been
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I've been using Ad Block Pro without any problems.
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Something that works well is to block websites like YouTube or Instagram in regular browsing but keep them unblocked in Incognito mode. This forces you to sign in every time you want to use these sites.
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I've looked into this before. You might be able to pull this off with the YouTube API and Stream Rip using Deezer. Would require a bit of hacking but it could work.

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