Lalabadie

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by Lalabadie 9mo ago
> if requested by a savvy user Grok brought that thought all the way to "... so let's not even try to prevent it." The point is to show just how aware X were of the issue, and that they chose to repeatedly do nothing again
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by Lalabadie 9mo ago
This is a question that analysts don't even ask on earnings calls for companies with lowly earthbound datacenters full of the same GPUs. The stock moves based on the same promise that's already unchecked without this new "in
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by Lalabadie 9mo ago
The other assumption here is that ad networks want to filter out all clicks but the most legitimate. I don't think that's a very lucid assessment of how advertisers operate on the Internet. We all agree that they could take thes
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by Lalabadie 9mo ago
Comparing the win64 build for each version. For 12 years of growing scope, that seems pretty good to me: 1.0 – 9.4 MB (2014) 2.0 – 12.3 MB (2016) 3.0 – 20.2 MB (2018) 4.0 – 51.6 MB (2022) 4.6 – 79.4 MB (2026)
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by Lalabadie 9mo ago
If it's any help, one of the statements that stuck with me the most about "doing the thing" is from Amy Hoy: > You know perfectly well how to achieve things without motivation.[1] I'll also note that I'm a firm b
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by Lalabadie 9mo ago
I don't have exact numbers, but the difference between drawing to a 2d canvas and a Webgl canvas is also significant. Different use cases, obviously, but if a project needs very fast 2D drawing, it can be worth the additional work to m
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by Lalabadie 9mo ago
For people looking at OSS, Phoniebox seems to be the popular/mature project: https://phoniebox.de/index-en.html (My partner and I are building one for our daughter)
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by Lalabadie 9mo ago
I agree with the advice itself, but I have a very hard time believing Google's statement in the context of the last 4-5 years. Search results are noticeably poor and the top links are always obviously gamed. Either Google have stopped
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by Lalabadie 9mo ago
The few doctors I've seen react to these news all seem to share the same opinion, which is: Duh, if you're prescribed GLP-1 for a medical reason, you're expected to keep taking it basically for life, it's the safe way to
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by Lalabadie 9mo ago
What component-specific styles look like: class="menu-item" Styles-in-HTML (Tailwind): class="m-4 mb-2 p-2 border border-radius-sm border gray-200 hover:border-gray-300 font-sm sm:font-xs [...]" You can be completely ins
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by Lalabadie 10mo ago
The article hints at this, but publishers live on the outsize success of very few of their books, and the rest of them are losses. It's exactly the sort of financial pressure that will make them chase fads and trends, and it gets worse
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by Lalabadie 10mo ago
For similar reasons, I ended up sticking to a bullet journal (ish) format after I tried it ~10 years ago. I don't do long-term planning with it, but I have 1-2 weeks laid out in advance, and years of stuff logged. It keeps a record of
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by Lalabadie 11mo ago
I'd take a better Siri if it can happen on-device (for speed and privacy). They've been over-promising on Siri's capabilities for a decade at this point.
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by Lalabadie 11mo ago
They resisted (most of the) LLM boosterism and kept decent focus on SLMs that can run on-device. I think the decision is first a self-serving one that's in line with how they want their devices and services to operate, but it also happ
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by Lalabadie 11mo ago
I live up North (capital N) from you, where we have ~4 months of calcium spread on our roads to manage the accumulating ice every winter. A well-maintained car has the chance to live long enough to succumb to rust from that. Rustproofing is
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by Lalabadie 11mo ago
I think it's the first time I see a Github repo used as a sort of advertisement (without actual code – there's plenty of performative OSS out there). The whole thing feels more clumsy than malicious, but without any in-use video I
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by Lalabadie 11mo ago
That's because the 2025 definition of "anti-cheat" leans heavily towards preventing players from enjoying client-side content that's locked behind microtransactions (for example, EA's new Skate game).
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by Lalabadie 11mo ago
Yeah, that's the "so it can continue to lose money" part.
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by Lalabadie 11mo ago
The Australian government eagerly awaits your expert advice.
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by Lalabadie 11mo ago
The rising height of headlights in North America is compounding the issue as well. At this point a good proportion of vehicles have headlights even or higher than the roof on a sedan.
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by Lalabadie 11mo ago
Personal opinion: Alpacas are cute, llamas are mostly huge and menacing.
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by Lalabadie 11mo ago
I carried my iPhone (4?) in an iPod sock for a good while. It was great to protect pants pockets from cutting against the metal bezel.
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by Lalabadie 11mo ago
That got me curious. My Github username is three characters but includes a hyphen. Turns out it's a valid single-character name as well on GH: https://github.com/-
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by Lalabadie 1y ago
I suspect a lot of the comfort preferences come from there. The average monitor has a brightness level equivalent to screaming in a study room, and a color calibration that assumes fluorescent office lighting.
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by Lalabadie 1y ago
The first feature paragraph on the Photopea landing page: > There are no uploads. Photopea runs on your device, using your CPU and your GPU. All files open instantly, and never leave your device.
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by Lalabadie 1y ago
I'm pretty sure the point is that anything clearly generated will result in an instant ban. That seems rather fair, you want contributors who only submit code they can fully understand and reason about.
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by Lalabadie 1y ago
I'm a designer with enough front-end knowledge to lead front-end dev when needed. To someone like me, especially on solo projects, using infra that effectively isolates me from the concerns (and risks) of lower-level devops absolutely
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by Lalabadie 1y ago
My issue with the article's repeated use of a Title + List of Things structure isn't that it's LLM output, it's that it's LLM output directly , with no common sense editing done afterwards to restore some intellige
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by Lalabadie 1y ago
And they don't spend money, they take debt against their existing assets to fund projects and investments. So long as they can service the loans across economic downturns, they don't particularly have to feel the effects of a rece
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Lottery Economics(louis-andre.net)
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