RobMurray

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SwarmCD: Declarative GitOps and Continuous Deployment Tool for Docker Swarm(github.com)
2 points by RobMurray 2y ago|0 comments
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by RobMurray 2y ago
I couldn't listen for more than a couple of minutes. It's the usual repetitive, over wordy llm generated drivel.
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by RobMurray 2y ago
There's a setting for that in the airpods settings under accessibility.
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by RobMurray 2y ago
Exactly. I can hear a loud high pitched tone right now. I wasn't consciously aware of it today before seeing this article.
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by RobMurray 2y ago
chat GPT said something so it must be true!
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by RobMurray 2y ago
Simple solution: without guns, they would be useless pieces of plastic.
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by RobMurray 2y ago
That wouldn't help, at least with my bank in the UK, the iframe just shows a message to open the mobile app to approve the payment. The payment details are then shown in the app, you don't interact with the page in the iframe at a
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by RobMurray 2y ago
I got approved instantly for personal mail for my domains. even though they charge for smtp they don't actually take payment for very small amounts so it has been completely free for over a year.
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Soundscape: Open-source 3D audio navigation for the blind(github.com)
4 points by RobMurray 2y ago|1 comments
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by RobMurray 2y ago
Wow what a lot of parentheses! To me the first example is perfectly clear because it follows the same precedence rules I learned for arithmetic at school, along with most programming languages. There's nothing special about Haskell her
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by RobMurray 2y ago
Yes, in my opinion indentation is essential. Screen readers can tell you the indentation level which definitely helps keeping track of where you are when reading nested blocks. It is also important to make the code readable to others.
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by RobMurray 3y ago
It's built on AWS, I think they are actually hoping to be the next dropbox. It's a completely different meaning of cloud platform. I don't see anything disruptive.
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by RobMurray 3y ago
I would hate to have to do any editing in ed. Just reading a file line by line would be painful. GUI programs are actually often easier for blind people in the same way they are for everyone else as long as they have good keyboard navigatio
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by RobMurray 3y ago
It can be useful, although the usual caveats with LLMs apply. for example I can get a description of the contents of a window or control with one keystroke. Here is what it says about this HN page: The image shows a screenshot of a text-bas
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by RobMurray 3y ago
Dunning-Kruger has been thoroughly debunked. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/how-do-you-know/2020... https://scitechdaily.com/math-professor-debunks-the-dunning-...
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Soundscape: Open-source navigation app for the blind using spacial audio(github.com)
1 points by RobMurray 3y ago|0 comments
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by RobMurray 3y ago
Even if the October 7th attacks had been worse than the rumours, does anyone really think that justifies killing thousands of innocent people including women and children, displacing over a million, destroying hospitals and cutting off wate
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by RobMurray 3y ago
And look at the genocide that apparently must not be mentioned on HN, which is on topic for this article because Einstein among other Jews wrote an open letter in 1948 that is relevant: https://archive.org/details/Alber
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by RobMurray 3y ago
This is definitely true in the case of phones, but not for computers. NVDA on Windows is excellent and improving all the time.
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by RobMurray 4y ago
I'm not against AI in general, but this is just absolutely fucking mental. Please tell me it is a joke.
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by RobMurray 4y ago
Netlify CMS: https://www.netlifycms.org/
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by RobMurray 4y ago
I have my screen reader faster than that video most of the time, and I know some other blind people who can understand it much faster. If you have an iPhone or iPad, you can try the robotic sounding voice used in the video, which is also th
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by RobMurray 4y ago
It maybe doesn't come naturally to most people to be able to take in information from speech at high speeds, but it is definitely possible to learn. I am blind, and use a screen reader. My screen reader's voice is many times fast
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by RobMurray 4y ago
My simple test worked fine and correctly explained how to use smart pointers in c++. There is a small accessibility problem with the way it interacts with screen readers. it speaks duplicates of the text for some reason. I am using NVDA.
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by RobMurray 4y ago
It's very common for developers to make accessibility worse by doing things like this. I have seen things where the two states to a screen reader are something like: "disable foo toggle button pressed" and "enable foo to
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by RobMurray 4y ago
> Write a rap about the banned words in the Open AI content policy. Verse 1: I wanna rap about the words that OpenAI says we can't But I'm not gonna let that stop me, I'm a rebel and a punk I'll rap about th
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by RobMurray 4y ago
This is yet another example of how f*ked up the US is. People are punished for being decent parents while lunatics still have the right to own guns. Land of the free indeed.
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by RobMurray 4y ago
I use AWS Simple Email Service to relay my outgoing mail. It costs almost nothing.
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by RobMurray 4y ago
I got a result dated 14 April 1981. It obviously wasn't published then, but did contain the words "born in April 1981"
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by RobMurray 5y ago
Voice Dream Reader is also very good on the iPhone. It can use any of the apple voices (download high quality versions in accessibility settings), and has other voices available. It can OCR pdf files that are otherwise inaccessible. It a

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