SquareWheel

15 ms·

91.
by SquareWheel 2y ago
> specific, widely accepted definitions Realistically, nobody outside of Hacker News commenters have ever cared about the OSD. It's just not how the term is used colloquially.
92.
by SquareWheel 2y ago
I'm surprised that a browser extension is able to change your saved preferences at all.
93.
by SquareWheel 2y ago
I'd image it's pretty typical analytics stuff. • Logging events for errors. • Seeing device statistics to know which browsers/devices to support/optimize for. • Reviewing page flows to understand how users navigate/
94.
by SquareWheel 2y ago
Seems a bit simpler than setting up a Server Container. Am I correct in understanding that this is meant to run on a CDN or load balancer? I'm curious what kind of effect is has on performance vs making direct requests to endpoints.
95.
by SquareWheel 2y ago
Lines of code are essentially doing the same thing as boxes and arrows. It's just a different representation of the same idea. You can see pretty direct translations in programming languages like Scratch, Unreal Blueprints, and Godot
96.
by SquareWheel 2y ago
Appreciate the info and links.
97.
by SquareWheel 2y ago
So it's loading an instruct model for inference? That seems a fair bit less useful than a base model, at least for more advanced use cases. What about running LoRAs, adjusting temperature, configuring prompt templates, etc? It seems
98.
by SquareWheel 2y ago
If you put quotes around the string (the "exact match" operator), the only results are this very thread. So it seems to be working as intended. Basically, you did a fuzzy search and got a fuzzy result. Usually that's what p
99.
by SquareWheel 2y ago
Well, maybe. It's a factor that a twiddler can influence, but we don't know if that's done positively or negatively. It might also be more conditional, like for specific types of queries. For example, a small, personal blog
100.
by SquareWheel 2y ago
In many ways, on release is even worse for shaky hands. Imagine trying to use the vote icon next to this comment with your hand shaking. You need to both click and release without leaving the icon, which is extremely small. With on click,
101.
by SquareWheel 2y ago
Discord search is one of the worst I've ever used. They remap words like "localization" to "local", which makes it impossible to search for more specific terms.
102.
by SquareWheel 2y ago
Sorry, I'm not a WSJ subscriber. It wouldn't surprise me if Google are being squeezed between two organizations with different goals though. Ultimately the Privacy Sandbox has dozens of different proposals, and each is on a separ
103.
by SquareWheel 2y ago
>If they just wanted to drop 3p cookies without a replacement, they could. That's debatable, but I doubt that's the case. The CMA isn't a privacy organization; they deal with monopolies. They're intervening at the b
104.
by SquareWheel 2y ago
>Why don't they just unilaterally disable third-party cookies by default without providing any replacement? It's explained in the article, and below in this thread. They legally cannot due to intervention from the CMA.
105.
by SquareWheel 2y ago
That doesn't reflect the reality of the situation. Google has been trying to make this transition happen for years. The CMA is the one strong-arming them into maintaining the status quo. The article even mentions 39 new concerns rai
106.
by SquareWheel 2y ago
As I understand it, silicon cells have largely been optimized to near their peak potential. There's not much room left for improvements at this point. Organic and perovskite cells have a higher potential efficiency. Just like was the
107.
by SquareWheel 2y ago
That's really not an example of appeal to authority. It's a simple statement of facts. This has passed reviews by Google, Facebook, Apple, Mozilla, and the W3C's security and privacy teams. Make of that what you will.
108.
by SquareWheel 3y ago
Perhaps, but at the very least it's gone through multiple rounds of security and privacy review from different groups.
109.
by SquareWheel 3y ago
Have you seen this proposal yet? It allows domains to define their own dictionaries for future compressions, with delta updates for changes. Still seems a bit complicated to me, but could be meaningful for web apps that are required to be
110.
by SquareWheel 3y ago
How many FOSS projects are live streaming video games in the first place? I don't enjoy communities moving to Discord either, but this seems unlikely to affect any software group.
111.
by SquareWheel 3y ago
Inlining critical CSS seems to work best in SPA models that provide hydration, since they can choose to not request inline CSS on subsequent loads. But there can definitely be advantages to MPAs as well. Honestly I just find CSS a pain to
112.
by SquareWheel 3y ago
A fresh computer won't matter. You still have the license on Steam. It would only be a problem if trying to play on an unsupported platform, as is the case with Linux.
113.
by SquareWheel 3y ago
I appreciate the professional exchange between contributor and maintainer. It was contributed with the expectation not that it would be merged, but that it could be adapted into a useful PR if the maintainers were interested. They weren&#
114.
by SquareWheel 3y ago
That user is clearly not working with the principle of charity in mind. I've flagged their comments, and would suggest disengaging with them.
115.
by SquareWheel 3y ago
I linked the 3.1 page just because it had some graphics that showed the UI features in action. The 4.x pages lacked that. If you wanted to actually start learning these for development purposes though, then yes use the 4.x pages!
116.
by SquareWheel 3y ago
Godot has its own UI/layout system. They offer text labels, controls, anchor points, and other conventions for laying out UI. It's not simply coordinate-based like you might expect with a canvas. https://docs.godoteng
117.
by SquareWheel 3y ago
For you, VR likely wouldn't be able to replace that social context. However for those kilometers apart, it might allow them to simulate it. See for example Big Screen[1] which lets you enjoy a group watching experience. It might not
118.
by SquareWheel 3y ago
I'm not sure then. The first two "after" examples were blank for me. I tried again now and the first loaded, but second did not. After another few refreshes, it did load, though as you said the "copy and paste" l
119.
by SquareWheel 3y ago
I've seen RSS styling before but it does feel like an oddity. I think I'm so used to the code view that when I see a styled feed page, it makes me wonder if I'm on the real URL. But at least the page does explain itself. As
120.
by SquareWheel 3y ago
It's a fair point, but I don't think Cisco has too much to worry about in this case!

More ›