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SoKamil
8mo ago
It seems they trained the model to output good svg’s. In their blog post[1], first use case they mention is svg generation. Thus, it might not be any indicator at all anymore. [1] https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/m
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SoKamil
8mo ago
> thanks to EU Digital Markets Acts Is it official integration then? Do you have source for that claim?
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8mo ago
I always forget about it, thanks for the tip.
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SoKamil
8mo ago
This was the only article that also highlighted recent removal of desktop apps. This is a calculated move to reanimate facebook.com
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SoKamil
8mo ago
No, it is not. You have whole Facebook bar on top with the notification bell, with unread notifications dark pattern. You need to have your Meessenger account tied to Facebook account. This is clear indication that facebook.com is on a drip
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Meta to retire messenger desktop app and messenger.com in April 2026
(dzrh.com.ph)
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Am I the only one who finds monospace font barely readable for articles? Good for code, bad for longer forms of text.
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8mo ago
I always used browser address bar for that. But giving it a second thought, I uploaded the data to Google servers.
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8mo ago
This post is discussing more specialized databases, but why would people choose Oracle/Microsoft DB instead of Postgres? Your own experience is welcome.
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8mo ago
I thought it’s about Lynx Browser, a text based browser that lives in terminal
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8mo ago
It’s funny that almost all vibe coded software have this detailed tree project structure in README. If I recall correctly, this was not common in pre-LLM era. It was too much burden to maintain.
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9mo ago
Could you cite that claim from the paper?
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9mo ago
It’s like not only the technology is to blame, but the culture and incentives of modern world. The urge to cheat in order to get a job, promotion, approval. The urge to do stuff you are not even interested in, to look good in the resume. An
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9mo ago
Dot folders contribute to the „System Data” section. Maven/Gradle caches can take a lot of space. Take a look at your home folder first and press CMD + SHIFT + . to reveal hidden folders. You might not need 3rd party software.
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Interesting, I didn’t know that it was immediate mode. According to the article [1] though, it now uses rendering engine with Retained Mode due to performance issues. [1] https://medium.com/@0s.and.1s/flutter-part-iv-sk
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Plentiful, high-paying jobs in the age of AI
(noahpinion.blog)
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9mo ago
Why?
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Slow iOS 26 Adoption
(mjtsai.com)
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9mo ago
The thing is, someone will collect rent from IP anyways. LLMs shift rent collecting from decentralized individuals to a handful of big tech companies.
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What is the UI SDK used for Windows version?
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Swift
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The last 12 months? The last decade.
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I’m more afraid that some manager will read this and impose rules on their team. On the surface one might think that having more test coverage is universally good and won’t consider trade offs. I have a gut feeling that Goodhart’s Law accel
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It is the same thing though? Charles is a http proxy, Requestly judging by the landing page is a http client like Postman.
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10mo ago
I hope they will allow me to download e-books that I uploaded through their upload site. I do backups but better be safe than sorry.
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> and tracking methods through mouse (without JS). How?
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10mo ago
They are also not supported on iOS native apps. We use pdfs for vectors.
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10mo ago
FoundationDB is awesome testing wise as they have deterministic simulation testing [1] that can simulate distributed and operating system failures. > We wanted FoundationDB to survive failures of machines, networks, disks, clocks, racks,
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10mo ago
Write a Bit Flip simulator and report your observations ;)
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Toyota unintended acceleration and the big bowl of "spaghetti" code (2013)
(safetyresearch.net)
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