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by Gualdrapo 1mo ago
*Laughs in vis* https://github.com/martanne/vis
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by Gualdrapo 1mo ago
I seem to recall there was a proposal to add such thing to <select>s
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by Gualdrapo 1mo ago
I don't think they will go that far. Just look at the attribute selectors, - they're just 5 of them: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/S...
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by Gualdrapo 1mo ago
I wish that was true for all cases. My uni email is 99.9% spam and everything comes from official accounts sending irrelevant stuff to everyone and their grandma
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by Gualdrapo 1mo ago
I don't know what it has to do with anything - GIMP has been around for a while and has been the de facto FOSS alternative for photoshop for so long. That doesn't make that several of its UX and UI decisions are at least questiona
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by Gualdrapo 1mo ago
> Krita and other image editors) Krita is not an image editor but a digital painting program. GIMP is a much more complete image editor despite its quirks.
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by Gualdrapo 1mo ago
I was a webmaster for my uni (trying to handle the abhorrent monstrosities of Typo3) and some other unis around here (WordPress and Joomla), all of them while juggling with several other tasks (web development, graphic design, etc., etc.).
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by Gualdrapo 1mo ago
What do you mean "will be", are we still in 2021?
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by Gualdrapo 1mo ago
It also loaded too fast because it has no (ai-generated/3d/high color contrast) 10MB background image in the hero section
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
You'd be trying to sell something to someone by deceiving them into thinking they are interacting with a real human - if your customer ever finds out, any trust they had on you will be lost and any reputation you might have could go di
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
> But if you are aware of this and aware of the ways in which LLMs are likely to shit the bed, it is quicker to get from request to useful information than it has been with Google search since like 2017. The point is not about 'quic
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
Didn't feel it but apparently it lasted several minutes and there was a lot of panic here in Bogota. Could see lots of people going out of their apartments in pijamas. Also TIL that in 2023, while in a smaller earthquake webcam streame
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
Location: Bogotá, Colombia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, SVG, TeX/ConTeXt, PHP, Jekyll, Tailwind CSS Portfolio: https://miler.codeberg.page/
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
Last time I used Gimp it had a plugin that let you correct perspective, wonder how they both compare
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
I never liked it that much. Yes, it came with WinXP and used it in my physics reports when I had no idea about LaTeX trying to emulate the Computer Modern look of them, but when I learned some LaTeX found out you could use a font that becam
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LLMs and Xfwl4(spurint.org)
5 points by Gualdrapo 2mo ago|3 comments
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
As other users pointed out, it'd be great if this could be curl'd like with wttr.in
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
https://uiverse.io/GreyD097/great-rat-93 wow
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
All I know is that trying to get a job now is being way more brutal than before. The closest thing I got this month was a scam email from an alleged "independent global senior recruiter" "currently supporting a confidential s
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
Am on phone too but also am pretty sure it's not Arial. It seems like Work Sans to me?
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
> We live in a world with cognitive dissonance. We have to because if you don't you'd go insane. Now I feel it's more that we are just way irrational and stupid than we'd like to admit. Accepting our cognitive dissona
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Veritasium – why he still gets views [video](youtube.com)
15 points by Gualdrapo 2mo ago|1 comments
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
More than legal concerns is that theming engines on each DE can be a bit limiting trying to do such things. i.e. for KDE Plasma you'd need to do a fair amount of SVG trickery to reach 100% accuracy respect of the originals. Plus the ic
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
Me too, but to be honest startpage is just fine for me. Here we haven't had yet the degradation of results they have in the us somehow - google (and startpage, by extension) is stil great for showing local stuff. Haven't been able
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
It seems it's just me, but the body font is too small.
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
I don't feel like spending my money on some horrible corpo pulling out stuff like this, even if I've been using linux since 2006. Who can tell if they will do this to other OS in the future?
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
That still doesn't make them comparable
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
> you still have to manually increment the counter in the loop body It doesn't look like that to me, the ++i thing seems to be just to start printing the array from 1 (I don't know how things are in Python nowadays but I know i
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by Gualdrapo 2mo ago
The way this website shows the programming languages is odd. They're blue and slanted and if you hover your mouse cursor over them they have a color transition, so you'd think they are links - and yet you click on them and nothing
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by Gualdrapo 3mo ago
I wish there was some sort of "use strict-typed" or something that let you use in-browser interpreted typescript

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