Kerrick

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by Kerrick 4y ago
I hadn't heard of Transhumansim before so I looked it up. Wikipedia says: > Transhumanism is a philosophical and intellectual movement which advocates the enhancement of the human condition by developing and making widely available
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by Kerrick 4y ago
Shipping labels. Print & play board/card games. Photographs and other art for decorating physical space. Proxy/playtest cards for trading card games. Sewing & craft patterns. Table tents for events. Flyers & brochures
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by Kerrick 4y ago
I was very excited about this, and then I tried it. I gave a talk at a local meetup 8 years ago [0] that wasn't mic'd properly, but I uploaded it anyways. It was never the most pleasant thing to listen to, but the audio was unders
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by Kerrick 4y ago
I don't think it's much harder to follow that logic. You just replace `input:invalid` with `input:invalid:not(:focus)`.
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by Kerrick 4y ago
Your response describes exactly how I felt using RxJS for the first time.
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by Kerrick 4y ago
The last time I remember seeing an internet toy was over a decade ago: https://experiments.withgoogle.com/browser-ball
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by Kerrick 4y ago
Transferring money between bank accounts is not a service you pay for.
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by Kerrick 4y ago
Then don't use an open source or free software license. Write your own custom license (perhaps consult with legal counsel in the process) and use it for the software you create. I don't argue that such licenses are bad (though the
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by Kerrick 4y ago
That would be neither an open source license (according to the OSI) nor a free license (according to the FSF). https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html > [...] is a nonfree license because it extends the four
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by Kerrick 4y ago
I switched to Dvorak in 2009 for touch typing on a full-sized keyboard (IBM Model M). When I got my first smartphone (Nexus 4), I used a Dvorak keyboard layout for quite a while, but I found that the arrangement of the Dvorak layout, so ide
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by Kerrick 4y ago
> Why is that necessary? Because you chose to buy a phone that uses Lightning, rather than choosing to buy a phone that uses USB-C.
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by Kerrick 4y ago
I don't see any licensing information for the generated image. Even the signup modal has no link for "our TOS" that I must agree to. Am I missing it?
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Intel Bleep: Real-time AI voice chat filter for incoming toxicity(game.intel.com)
1 points by Kerrick 4y ago|1 comments
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by Kerrick 4y ago
Even without that tool, HTML continues to evolve and add common “components” that people have used JavaScript to create for decades, which work without (or with minimal) JS. For example, <details> and <summary>, <dialog>,
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by Kerrick 4y ago
Not only does this work wonders when the TV is already on, you can even configure QuickStart+ so that the quick access button actually turns on the TV (while switching to that input).
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by Kerrick 4y ago
Most (all?) of the ads can be disabled in the settings. The built-in web browser even includes ad-blocking and cookie blocking options. General -> AI Service -> AI Recommendation: turn off "Who.Where.What?" and "Content
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by Kerrick 4y ago
On the contrary, I absolutely love the WebOS that came on my TV, and I use it (connected to the internet) regularly. I've often found myself watching YouTube and even browsing NPR and HN (using a TV remote as the only input device) on
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by Kerrick 4y ago
I think it's an urban thing. I live in a rural area in the US, and there are multiple people who make their living maintaining small engine machines (e.g. lawn tools), maintaining tractors, maintaining cars, maintaining roads (gravel r
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by Kerrick 4y ago
It's not just the awful UX of today. It's the awful UX of yesteryear, except this time it's the website owner's fault. https://i.stack.imgur.com/pOAAU.jpg
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by Kerrick 4y ago
In addition to this, you can choose to run your top-of-the-line multi-core processor in eco mode most of the time, and then consciously turn it back to stock settings when you know you'll need the extra speed/throughput, only bear
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by Kerrick 4y ago
My wife has a modern case with a horizontal motherboard: Thermaltake Core V21. It's not short enough to put a monitor on top of (because it uses a dual-layer design with a "basement" under the motherboard for the PSU and HDDs
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by Kerrick 4y ago
What about “free” as in “my solar array is large enough to produce $0 in electricity charges all winter, and the excess I sell back in summer/autumn/spring cannot be cashed out or used to cover my connection charges (and even if i
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by Kerrick 4y ago
"Why I hate killing spiders & how to ethically rid your house of pests" -- Not flag-worthy at all.
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by Kerrick 4y ago
I think they're getting downvoted for mentioning a politician on Hacker News. From the HN Guidelines [0]: > Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. It tramples curiosity. and > Eschew flamebait. Avo
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Appwrite 1.0, an open-source back end-as-a-service solution(appwrite.io)
3 points by Kerrick 4y ago|0 comments
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by Kerrick 4y ago
Right here! https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1683182-REG/boox_opc0... $1800 for a 25" monochrome E-ink monitor. The resolution is 3200 x 1800, but remember to consider that resolution in the contex
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by Kerrick 4y ago
Going from 2016 to today (2022) is three more doublings, which would be 64GB of RAM -- and that is an available configuration in laptops such as the XPS 17 or the MacBook Pro. That's not even considering desktops (which can handle 128G
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by Kerrick 4y ago
It's not just a description of the latest set of motherboards having fewer than five PCIe slots. It's a description of the PC expansion market as a whole, including the fact that many things that would've been PCIe expansion
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by Kerrick 4y ago
You can at least get PCIe to PCI adapters. https://www.startech.com/en-us/cards-adapters/pex1pci1
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by Kerrick 4y ago
I use a 7x USB 3.0 expansion card for my gaming system, because I hate hot-plugging input devices into my front panel I/O. My gaming uses a mix of peripherals from a Keyboard and Mouse (separate from the ones I use for productivity wor

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