Groxx

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601.
by Groxx 9mo ago
They push half-baked stuff all the time anyway, I don't think this meaningfully affects that frequency.
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by Groxx 10mo ago
Mostly yes, and I prefer it that way, but it does get smashed into a single word sometimes. "co-design" I've mostly only seen hyphenated, though I don't see it often enough or in broad enough contexts to really claim an
603.
by Groxx 10mo ago
... it took a couple searches to figure out that "extreme codesign" wasn't actually code-signing, but "co-design" like "stuff that was designed to work together"
604.
by Groxx 10mo ago
I'm good without the animations, thanks. I disable them everywhere already. Small touch targets is true, but with how expansive UIs have gotten since Windows Mobile it's FAR less of an issue and I've used it just fine in the
605.
by Groxx 10mo ago
That one is still twice the price and half the resolution, and I don't see anything about touch. I mostly agree though, Wacom is far from the cheap option.
606.
by Groxx 10mo ago
It's basically a force-push, yeah. Which does happen, like with git, so you do kinda need a way to deal with it even if it's not automatic. Which it sounds like they have (planned), which seems like a good improvement.
607.
by Groxx 10mo ago
$139 (early Kickstarter price) feels surprisingly low if it works like they claim - a wacom with a display is significantly more expensive, lower display resolution, less portable, and totally different ergonomics (for good or bad). Thou
608.
by Groxx 10mo ago
The private repo mention in the comments there is kinda a good one, unfortunately. If someone runs a private gosum/goproxy (relatively common) and amends a tag (hopefully very uncommon but I have personally seen it happen at least t
609.
by Groxx 10mo ago
> If the main module imports example.com/mod1/pkg1 and a separate example.com/mod1/pkg2 imports example.com/mod2, there is no way for example.com/mod2 to affect the build or run code on the developer’s machi
610.
by Groxx 10mo ago
Which is often not possible because clicking an ad generally closes the ad. And there's no incentive for users to report, by design IMO. They could have a separate ad-reporting UI in every ad-running app (so you can report stuff late
611.
by Groxx 10mo ago
Shockingly, software developers are people, and are as varied as people are elsewhere. Particularly since it became (relatively) mainstream.
612.
by Groxx 10mo ago
Fully agreed with your reason for leaving, but I'll throw in: it's absolutely terrible at showing time relevant information, seemingly on the theory that someone will dedup and edit every question and answer as it becomes histor
613.
by Groxx 10mo ago
Yeah, I'm fond of this graph personally: https://mastodon.social/@grahamperrin@bsd.cafe/1158357533238... StackOverflow has been in a clear, strong decline for quite a while. LLMs just hammered in the final nail.
614.
by Groxx 10mo ago
Yep. There's no other way to maybe-convince them to get a different ad provider, because they're the ones that chose it (probably because it paid the most).
615.
by Groxx 10mo ago
Yep: https://www.reuters.com/investigations/meta-created-playbook...
616.
by Groxx 10mo ago
No, I mean there are ads with a "close button" in the corner, and then a few seconds later the real close button will appear and it'll weirdly overlap it. Because the first one was fake, just part of the image asset of the
617.
by Groxx 10mo ago
Every theorem prover tool I've used has been an absolute nightmare of UX¹ and flaky installs and random broken things, so yea. They definitely have bugs like that, and for some reason it's particularly frequent :| It's not e
618.
by Groxx 10mo ago
I'm fond of the ones with a fake close button, so tapping it just launches the ad's site. Instant uninstall and 1-star. (Yes, I know it's mostly the ad's fault, but there's no practical way to punish them directly.
619.
by Groxx 10mo ago
Yeah, it needs to add a toggle button to let you switch between yours and optimal quickly. I did figure out that you can get back to yours by going through the past-days menu though.
620.
by Groxx 10mo ago
It was built to do that, yes
621.
by Groxx 10mo ago
Not really? You just need to define the stable ABI: you do that via `[repr(C)]` and other FFI stuff that has been around since essentially the beginning. Then it handles it just fine, for both the code using a runtime library and for writin
622.
by Groxx 10mo ago
Both handle that just fine. Go does this via cgo, and has for over a decade. You do still need to write the interfacing code, but that's true for all languages.
623.
by Groxx 10mo ago
Given how spectacular the failure of EVERY attempt to put guardrails on LLMs has been, across every single company selling LLM access, I'm not sure that's a reasonable belief. The guardrails have mostly worked. They have never
624.
by Groxx 10mo ago
Obra Dinn's in-game dithering is also a cool entry for clever, tailor-made dithering in general: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42084080 (there are MANY posts through this large thread, in almost every page, with
625.
by Groxx 10mo ago
yeah, the "it actually just works now" is quite a powerful transition. for all my hardware, that happened like 3 years ago, but I've been Mac-bound for a decade until recently so I'm only really sinking in now.
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Foldy Bird(lyra.horse)
3 points by Groxx 10mo ago|1 comments
627.
by Groxx 10mo ago
Gameplay video for those who don't own a folding phone: https://infosec.exchange/@rebane2001/115827562888430136
628.
by Groxx 10mo ago
Meanwhile in the EU: growing effort to simply outright ban social media for under-16s. It's really not unique. America might be high on the list and a bit weird about it, but it is most definitely not alone.
629.
by Groxx 10mo ago
Hmm. I like it. When I have a clear "Issue" which I've already researched, it's a bit of friction, but it doesn't seem like any more work to dump exactly the same text into a Discussion... and yea. Issues becoming
630.
by Groxx 10mo ago
If there's going to be an LLM in my browser whether or not I ask for it, this is probably what it should be handling for me. "Find the main content, and write an adblock rule hide anything covering it up" is the sort of thi

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