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It’s really difficult to click into the comments on mobile
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This is false and people need to stop parroting it.. Inline styles have high specificity and are often the culprit of specificity clashes. Inline styles don't follow a design/theme, tailwind has sensible defaults for spacing/
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3y ago
My personal opinion is that styled components creates an unnecessary and fuzzy extra abstraction on top of components.
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3y ago
For example, styled components, stylex etc.
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I love tailwind. I strongly feel that most modern CSS solutions are massively overthought. In engineering we have bigger problems to solve than a key/value list that makes a div blue. Tailwind removes the thinking around CSS, naming, p
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3y ago
Wrapper around inswapper128?
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> the device will be priced through a subscription model at $199 monthly for five patients or $399 monthly for unlimited use. Is this normal in the medical industry? It seems a little absurd to me but I know nothing about medical tech.
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3y ago
Which, is pretty standard..
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3y ago
I am a recipient of their sms spam and I don’t remember there being a way to opt out, also I think the number rotated so blocking was ineffective. Glad to see some consequences, even if it’s pocket change today.
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3y ago
Discord search is pretty standard, you can do much worse. Especially at their scale.
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Equally one possible line of reply you could have offered is some evidence that they were dependent. When neither side can produce evidence it seems fair to me to fall back on some clear deductions, which I won't repeat. Honestly this
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3y ago
Not sure how that relates to them "depending on Unity"? is really clear that they never have, nor do they now.
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They're a non profit organisation. They existed before the Unity store and they are existing after the Unity store. They did not _depend_ on Unity.
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"depends on" is a bit strong.
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I do use it but I just wish crypto wasn’t baked in.
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I remember working for a startup in 2015 when this whole fold thing was still thought to be a big deal. Needless to say I’m glad we trust people know how to scroll now.
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I’m no shipping expert, but if something is still on a boat today, even under optimal circumstances is it plausible the goods would be in the hands of consumers before Christmas?
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All the images look fine to me.
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3y ago
Be fire proof. Don’t part with money until you have confidence.
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You can’t trust the output to be accurate yet, the resulting model would be worse than the original for artefacts.
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DRY might be the bane of my existence as an engineer. The vast majority of developers I meet that are self proclaimed as "senior" are extremely dogmatic. They've had roles where it's been drilled into them {{engineeringP
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I fine tuned some checkpoints this year (2023), and that's exactly how it worked. Unless your model is single focus for humans and faces I find it hard to believe there is specific business logic in the training process around inferrin
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3y ago
In order for a model to understand what ugly is, someone or something has to tag training data as “ugly”, I find this to be a complete can of worms
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3y ago
The enigma was a substitution cypher, not encryption.
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Has anyone tried to see if it could crack enigma encoded messages?
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3y ago
Sure that’s where we’ll stop
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3y ago
Spread and consume
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We've been able to create images and video of things that didn't happen for decades.
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They cover this in the article, they verified that the output matched data found on the internet, 100% verbatim.
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3y ago
> People aren’t going to pay more so it is in fact not worth more. Source?
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