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DrammBA
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DrammBA
1y ago
Leave some upvotes for the rest of us
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1y ago
Lately I've been going with 3. No response, people that have something important eventually follow up their lonely hello with their actual question/issue, the rest just forget about it I guess so the conversation never starts.
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1y ago
> “incubation happened (and we don't care what anyone said), now on to origin trials before standardisation (in chrome, and good luck if you use another browser)” That's exactly how google would describe it with some missing co
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1y ago
I would hope they forked the repo for each new version, to keep the same core but being free to refactor huge parts without affecting previous versions.
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1y ago
Are you affiliated with OHTTP?
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1y ago
> The center of a black hole is infinitely dense. That's why it even exists. The event horizon is not the black hole. Arguing semantics is rather boring when it's obvious you understood the point he was trying to make. > Our
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1y ago
I agree with you, wikipedia seems to disagree with both of us
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1y ago
> As an aside, the earth is almost flat, just not nearly as flat as the Universe. Source? And make sure to update your response every few years.
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> [6][obsolete source] I didn't know but apparently wikipedia treats old sources as obsolete, doesn't matter if there's new information or not that would make it obsolete. I wonder if any sources supporting the notion that
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1y ago
> Less than 1% average framerate Where did you see this? I quickly skipped through both videos and saw 5-20% difference in average framerates, 20%+ difference in 1% lows which is what makes a game feel choppy/laggy, and 5-10+ second
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1y ago
With no intention to tarnish your pure world view, paid services with low registration requirements are ideal for account laundering and subscription fraud with stolen credit cards
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1y ago
> $100 a year is nothing to me Added missing context.
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1y ago
Try this "absolute mode" custom instruction for chatgpt, it cuts down all the BS in my experience: System Instruction: Absolute Mode. Eliminate emojis, filler, hype, soft asks, conversational transitions, and all call-to-action ap
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1y ago
m1 pro using firefox, I can notice the cursor not being smooth, and if I move the mouse while scrolling then it lags hard
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1y ago
> Your Prof Ramsey would have penalised me for this unknown condition. This isn't behaviour to be celebrated. On the contrary, your anecdote is evidence of how this seemingly arbitrary behaviour can actually uncover real issues and
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1y ago
also the - "some introduction or callback: description or phrase"
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1y ago
> I never have more than like 10 tabs open at a time Me neither, and I find groups very helpful to me!
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1y ago
Why is that a common failure mode in a crash? I can't think of a reason or bug that would lead to the doors locking after a crash.
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1y ago
> Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading. > When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names. https://news.ycombinator.com/new
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1y ago
for reference this was the chat that allegedly contained legal advice: https://chatgpt.com/share/6806382f-7944-800f-95aa-8c77027623...
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1y ago
> Why you think that LLM-generated legal advise is worth posting on forum for humans? Can you quote which part of the LLM chat above constitutes legal advice? I read the whole chat and didn't see any.
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2y ago
I think 'For all paid users in the United States' is clearer. I live in America, but not in what the United States considers 'America', so I do not get to use this new feature yet.
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2y ago
> I have sixteen terabytes mirrored sitting next to my television. It's 2025. Sixteen terabytes is not that much any more. I have a 512GB laptop and a 64GB phone, that's all the local storage I own.
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2y ago
I love the "Follow on twitter" link with the old logo and everything, they probably used a template that hasn't been updated recently but I'm choosing to believe it's actually a subtle sign of protest or resistance.
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2y ago
I've seen this more and more with software landing pages, they are somehow so deep into developing/marketing that they totally forget to say what the thing actually is or does, that's why you show it to family and friends fir
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2y ago
People seem very hurt that the creator of C# didn't pick C# for this very public project from a multi-trillion-dollar corp. I find it very refreshing, they defined logical requirements for what they wanted to do and chose Golang becaus
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2y ago
In every way, because context matters, and the original commenter intentionally recontextualized it just to be contrarian.
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README is now less retarded as per author: https://github.com/dnakov/anon-kode/commit/320265694838fb2ae...
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2y ago
I agree that preferring reduced motion and then visiting a site whose sole purpose is presenting motion is an interesting choice, but I don't think the CSS Working Group or web developers in general are in any position to question it.
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2y ago
Every change really does break someone's workflow https://xkcd.com/1172/ Counter-argument against exempting the demo page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43237672
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