TheCoreh

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by TheCoreh 3y ago
Using it with a 20 minute delay between keystrokes and their results must be interesting
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
If it's growing at a constant percentage per year, it's growing exponentially, so it must be getting faster in absolute terms, since 2% of today's economy is much more than 2% of 1950s economy.
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
They do. As an example, over time older/weaker versions of TLS are gradually phased out. It's now difficult/impossible to access many websites from outdated devices without using a special proxy.
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
From the GitHub repo Readme: > we can achieve this within a span of "just" 90 days using 16 A100-40G GPUs I knew the computational power required to train LLMs was absurd, but seeing the figures of larger networks (which are ju
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
There are many foods that can change urine color, notably beets and some artificial food dyes. This is actually a common scare for parents when their kids suddenly pee in a different color, and later they find out they had a strong colored
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
I initially thought the before/after pictures were just two different views of the "before". I was looking for the after. Both buildings are conceptually very similar. I do like both.
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
> You're comparing demand with supply, which are not the same That's fair, I did get them mixed up. The _supply_ is constrained since they introduced more strict rules for adding new emoji, the demand is still much larger than
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
The demand is far from insatiable, the linked site shows the number of new emoji per year has decreased dramatically, and most of the new ones are encoded with ZWJ sequences that don't really require new unicode codepoints. Also the ex
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
The dots are stored in the right order in the font. The curves that connect them are also precisely specified
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
Not taking it personally, :-) I 100% understand why you might also prefer it the other way. The weird "some apps save it to Photos while others save it to Files" situation is a consequence of Files being a relatively late addition
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
The Files app allows storing files locally, and mounting network shares. You can also seamlessly copy and paste files (via handoff) between macOS and iOS. I typically just hit Cmd+C on the Mac and long press+Paste on Files on the iPhone. If
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
The unstable warning preventing you from wrapping the comments actually seems pretty reasonable to me. It is implemented, but there are probably edge cases where the proper way to wrap and retain the best possible formatting is still disput
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
The SerenityOS/Ladybird project has been making very steady progress towards that goal https://ladybird.dev/
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
GitHub Copilot supports that: https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/configuring-github-copilo... Given how cheap text search is compared with LLM inference, and that GitHub reuses the same infrastructure for its code
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
It's mostly free from the OS release cycle now: They have been shipping major web platform features in Safari versions that ship with their minor OS updates. (e.g. macOS 14.2, iOS 17.1) so every ~3 months, which is a nice cadence. The
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
Brazil. So it's unlikely to be GDPR-related, unless they're also treating our LGPD as a special case.
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
“Not available in your location Imagine with Meta Al isn't available in your location yet. You can learn more about Al at Meta in the meantime and try again soon.” I wonder why it's region-locked?
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
A more sensible approach for that use-case would be IMO to have well-defined specialized prefixes for padding, instead of relying on the case-by-case behavior of redundant prefixes. (However I understand that there's almost certainly a
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
What would be neater is a `media()` CSS function, similar to `var()`, `env()` or `calc()` that allowed you to conditionally switch values based on arbitrary media queries, for example: color: media(min-width: 1001px, red, blue)
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
A lot of people might not know about it yet, and genuinely find it useful https://xkcd.com/1053/
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
> it would require either seeking permission from all those contributors or removing all of the code that they wrote. I might be mistaken, but I believe this would only apply to copyleft licenses? Permissive licenses allow redistributin
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
I've done it before: shortly after I bought a robot vacuum; I gave the exact same model as a birthday gift
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
> Not everything can be meaningfully quantified. Sure, but written words _can_ be meaningfully quantified. We have been doing that for thousands of years. Starting with numerology and other mystical/religious beliefs, poem metrics,
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
It's _technically possible_ but nobody does it, it's mostly available as an escape hatch to debug applications and run things as other users.
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
These are already written and fully functional, and Reddit has essentially been a non-moving target in terms of features since ~2016, when they added first-party image hosting.
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
> Based on this man's logic, if I were to run a web forum then I must provide an API or data dump to download the posts created by the users? How about a comment section on my blog? How about a community Discord server? Why not Face
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
Due to security/privacy concerns, browser caching is now scoped to the origin of the website loading the content, so linking to popular libraries from CDNs provides no caching benefits when loading your site for the first time.
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
macOS doesn't really have multiple instances of running applications. Apps have a single instance with multiple windows, and the mechanism for managing windows and open apps is separate. A lot of Windows applications now also behave li
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
I wouldn't say UX has become universally terrible, but the average experience has definitely gotten worse over the last couple years: - The introduction of several banners/popups/modals, either to shoddily comply with trackin
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by TheCoreh 3y ago
> You're so concerned with development speed, yet you're rewriting the same thing in a new framework every 2 years. I think that meme gets thrown around a lot, and it used to be true, but the framework churn of JS has largely s

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