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by Diti 6mo ago
Yeah, why not go directly the route of custom HTML elements in Markdown anyway, since HTML inside Markdown is valid?
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by Diti 6mo ago
No. See this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47759022
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by Diti 6mo ago
I like those two comments giving context on what has happened 10 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46118243 (parent and child comment).
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by Diti 6mo ago
Is that an issue? There’s only one reasonable implementation of Typst too, and both AsciiDoc and Typst are fully supported by Pandoc, which supports a wide selection of writers (output formats).
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by Diti 6mo ago
The solution is to use any other better-defined languages with a cheat sheet like [1]. If you’re used to CommonMark features, this is all you need. [1]: https://docs.asciidoctor.org/asciidoc/latest/asciidoc-vs-mar.
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by Diti 6mo ago
This comment might be of interest to help you understand what Tailscale does that WireGuard cannot: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47064875
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by Diti 6mo ago
The slow enshittification of every product touched by LLMs these last few years (ESPECIALLY by Microsoft, who goes all-in) kind of “disproves” your point. Reliable agent-coded development only seems to work for small codebases. (And it’s am
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by Diti 7mo ago
A couple of pretty good reasons (except the one about lexicons IMHO), but I don’t think it’s reasonable to believe the maker of a 15th standard was “right” about not using the previous 14s. As far as I understand, all the use cases describe
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by Diti 7mo ago
I just checked, I’m not using the feature but my current ISP still offers it: https://assistance.free.fr/articles/631 (10 GB FTP storage tied to the ISP-specific e-mail address).
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by Diti 7mo ago
I added something similar. Claude eventually ran a `rm -rf *´ on my own project. When I asked why it did that, it recognized it messed up and offered a very bad “apology”: “the irony of not following your safety instructions isn’t lost on m
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by Diti 7mo ago
Didn’t your ISP provide you with free FTP storage? The French ones did, at least.
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by Diti 7mo ago
Using a regular mutable system and Nix on top using Home Manager for example.
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by Diti 7mo ago
I know it doesn’t answer your question, but: AsciiDoc. All major forges support it and it has the same features as all the other Markdown flavors combined.
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by Diti 8mo ago
No, the article’s title is definitely clickbait. The author didn’t teach his dog to vibe code games (that’s what the title on the blog is) – he taught his dog to be rewarded when he types random keystrokes on the keyboard. The vibe-coding i
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by Diti 8mo ago
Google is an advertising company. Its goal is to create growth and maximize profits. How do you get more money if the free users leave? Raise the subscription prices.
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Memoirs from the old web: IE's crazy content rating system(devever.net)
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by Diti 8mo ago
No, there are ways to avoid working for adtech or tech support if you still have family or friends (I’m currently moving back to my parents’ place). But not everyone has this luck.
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by Diti 8mo ago
With the sorry state the software industry is currently in, I’m not surprised that developers would sell their soul in exchange for the peace of mind of being able to pay rent and food. Working for those companies does not make people “do w
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by Diti 8mo ago
Yes, that’s what non-consensual could mean here (it also encompasses consensual non-consent, to be accurate). This kind of content (illustrated & fictional) isn’t illegal in most jurisdictions, as far as I know. Small aside, consent als
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by Diti 8mo ago
Oh, thanks for the suggestion! I’ll tell them that’s an option – provided the hosting provider accepts the content too.
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by Diti 8mo ago
Their ban of “non-consensual sexual imagery” made several acquaintances of mine – furry art illustrators – move to harmful communities on questionable Mastodon servers. I’m growing tired of those bans on legal content that isn’t inherently
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by Diti 9mo ago
Is “agentic browsing” really what the main population is asking for, or is it yet another push for LLM use similar to Microsoft putting “Copilot” in every single product of theirs? (I am guessing most of the HN crowd is not using Chrome bec
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by Diti 9mo ago
> Apple is prioritizing reducing the AirTag's utility to stalkers. No, Apple is prioritizing good publicity. A motivated stalker will just be using another product, which is a net financial negative for Apple. They just don’t want t
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by Diti 9mo ago
So can ActivityPub, as far as I know. Most of the social coding projects agreed upon a shared vocabulary: https://codeberg.org/fediverse/delightful-fediverse-experien...
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by Diti 9mo ago
Yes, the search keywords you are looking for are “LLM Zim”.
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by Diti 9mo ago
But you don’t need the AT protocol and lexicons to describe semantics. Ontologies have been a thing for decades, and search engines (the “rich results”) and ActivityPub use them. Why use the lexicons you described, instead of the more suppo
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by Diti 9mo ago
According to my (limited) testing, you can only control brightness when the transfer function used on the HDR content you see is HLG. When it is PQ, the luminance seems to be “absolute” and ignores the display’s brightness settings.
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by Diti 9mo ago
Pricing page is hidden behind a registration form. Why? I also wanted to see how/if it handled semantic data (schema.org and Wikidata ontologies), but the hidden pricing threw me off.
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by Diti 9mo ago
It only works for languages and frameworks that are already in the training data (duh). It still is mostly useless when you need to create something from scratch in an unstable language. That, and you can’t also get the amazing results if y
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by Diti 9mo ago
> The so-called web of trust is meaningless security theatre. Ignoring your comment’s lack of constructive criticism, I’m going to post this meaningful implementation that an excellent cryptographer, Soatok Dreamseeker, is working on: [1

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