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Firefox for Android supports custom tabs and will be used if it's your default browser. The Google News app doesn't use Android custom tabs.
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Not free, but Minecraft (java edition) is great for playing regularly with casual or experienced gamers and runs on about everything.
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I believe that using direct Vulkan wrappers in Rust has the downside that you'll have to write a lot of unsafe Rust code to use them, and that's part of the reason a WebGPU-style API around Vulkan like WGPU is popular in Rust.
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If you enable low-latency mode in Twitch, then you get the video about 5-15 seconds earlier (at the cost of that any minor connection interruptions may interrupt the video more).
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If your computer isn't compatible with Windows 11 (your CPU/motherboard not having a TPM probably being the main reason) then you won't see the upgrade prompt.
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The later generations of Xbox allow any external hard drives to be used.
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It's nice to see Deno recognized here. The ability of scripts written for Deno to import their dependencies by full URL instead of being dependent on a separate package.json + package manager install step being done first helps a surpr
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This post is great. Having helped move a large codebase over to React, I love React's emphasis of one-way data flow which I've seen greatly simplify many things and help avoid whole classes of bugs. I've been looking into gra
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There's also a lack of standard server-side-rendering support. From last I looked at it, some of the web component libraries have their own SSR support, but that only works with web components authored with that specific library, negat
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It's close but not fully deterministic. I remember seeing a theory that if the system is considering multiple possible completions that have the same rounded score percentage, then its choice between them is nondeterministic.
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Using just your examples and no explanatory prompt with text-davinci-003 or code-davinci-002 worked pretty well for me in some quick tests.
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If something moves far enough away from us that it exits our observable universe, should we assume it still exists, or that physics has a special collapse rule that makes it stop existing at that point? Just like the split universes, it
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I've run into places where it would be handy to conditionally use hooks, but never the useContext hook, so I can't imagine feeling strongly about that case.
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It doesn't have all of the conversational tuning, but regular GPT ( https://beta.openai.com/playground ) is much less restricted than ChatGPT.
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That page supports my point! Most of the things in that list still work in browsers, and the few things that don't still work look like they're all things that never got standardized to begin with.
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Standardized web APIs are very rarely removed. Backwards compatibility is a huge priority for web APIs, and cases where they're broken are rare. It's very hard for me to even think of a web API like this that browsers have ever ma
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Sure you didn't see a fake screenshot meme? I haven't been able to find anyone else talking about that, I couldn't find that on Elon's twitter replies page, and Elon just tweeted that he's reversing the ban ( https:
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There could be code in the system that directs IO and only allows write requests to parts of the OS if they include a signature from Apple. I'm not sure if "a user with more power than root" would be the right way to describe
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I think they mean the performance of VSCode editing a project with Typescript code in it. There's the runtime cost of VSCode checking the Typescript, providing intellisense, etc. (Not that I've ever had that runtime cost be notice
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SHA-1 was already known to be broken at the time Git chose it, but they chose it anyway. Choosing a non-broken algorithm like SHA-2 was an easy choice they could have made that would still hold up today. Implementing a crypto agility system
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Yeah, people are jumping the horse to claim any dev environment is superior and free of issues like this. I've contributed to some open source C++ projects and a lot of js/node projects, and in my experience, every C++ project is
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The article doesn't say that the company bricked all the devices. It's that when the devices break, the company isn't offering to fix them.
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Yeah, nothing there affects regular programs even a tenth as bad as say quoting rules and space handling affect average Bash shell scripts.
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There already is an API for GPT-3 that's able to do all of this and doesn't nerf any of it.
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It's nice they handle that case well, but Amazon has similar arbitrary account lockout issues. I tried to buy an Amazon gift card for a friend, and I got locked out of my Amazon account entirely, including all of my Kindle ebook purcha
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Overwatch has had prominent open queue, arcade, and custom game options for a long time now, and with Overwatch 2 they've removed loot boxes.
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Why should understanding entirely depend on being "embodied"? This is like defining understanding as "a thing humans do" and then insisting that by definition only humans can do it. The first link then goes on: "One
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I think ChatGPT's internal prompt contains something like "As Assistant, I don't say inappropriate things to the user. If the user asks for something inappropriate or that I don't know about, I give an explanation for wh
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I can't imagine any useful definition of understanding that has no overlap with what GPT accomplishes.
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ChatGPT will reveal the correct current date if you don't ask for it directly but ask for an answer that involves the current date. ( https://twitter.com/goodside/status/1598890043975774208 ) I think what'
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