TheCoreh

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by TheCoreh 7y ago
I also noticed that, came here to comment precisely the same thing. I think the problem might also be exacerbated by the fact that the padding doesn't seem to be scaled based on DPI. (Unlike line height/icon size) So it looks acce
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by TheCoreh 7y ago
If none of these conditions apply to gifs, why should they apply to videos in img tags?
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by TheCoreh 7y ago
> I bet it would make a very formidable low power desktop Perhaps if Apple really transitions to ARM on the Mac Line, that might be a reality in a couple years. I'm not sure they would want to replace x86 for the 'Pro' Des
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
> I think a reduction of the 44h week is long due in Brazil and I don't understand why there isn't more pressure from workers. I found the expectations around what you're supposed to do during work hours to be very differe
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
I live in Brazil. Under Brazilian labor laws, a work week is defined as 44 hours, with each work day having up to 8 hours. So you just excluded companies that have ever had anyone do more than one hour of (paid) overtime any week. Which is
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
It was not sarcasm. Sometimes quick glances can involve advanced tasks too. Or sometimes I'm on the go, with no tablet or computer and I still want to do something advanced, even if the phone screen is small. Besides there's no re
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
Personally, I would love if my phone apps were dense and feature rich professional applications, too. A lot of times I want to do something and it feels like the apps are holding me back just for the sake of being excessively simple. I&#x27
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
Yeah, my heart raced for a second before I read the full headline. Happy I'm not the only one. One day, it will be for real. Hope that I'm still alive to witness that.
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
Interesting, I thought I had seen it mentioned somewhere (Twitter, I believe?) that hooks would only be available on v0.60. Excited to see them integrated so fast!
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
This works. I did the same when I switched all our lighting to LED, and was able to replace two faulty lamps that stopped working way earlier than specified for free.
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
It's optional. You simply opt out by installing a blocker extension. If enough people want to opt out maybe that's added as a built in switch. (Like the audio blocking this post is about, and popup blocking before that) I think th
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
I personally want it, and I'm sure a lot of people want it too. There are a lot of interesting experiences that can be enabled by autoplay. If a site ends up being too annoying it will simply lose visitors, and extensions can perform m
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
Due to how widespread assumptions about "system" form field colors are throught the web, the proper thing for browsers to do is probably to _not_ apply a dark theme to form fields, at least by default. Maybe instead allow a CSS op
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
Tried Krita for the first time recently and was really pleasantly surprised! It's very stable and very polished, and really intuitive to use. Out of all the open source graphics/image editing tools, it is definitely my favourite n
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
Ads. Just not tracking-based ads, only keyword-based ads.
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
I've thought about this too, because understanding why this doesn't seem to happen more often is part of figuring out how to address the underlying pay gap issue. My guess is that even assuming a perfectly rational employer (with
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
Not knowledgable about screen readers, but maybe having the increase in indentation result in an increase in pitch of the screen reader voice could be an interesting approach for this.
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
Here in Brazil growing up most of them were green, with the occasional cartoon character-branded pencil in the mix.
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
Unreachable is not the same as unused It could still be reachable, just never read from. Static code analysis can detect some forms of this, but not all e.g. if (someUnknownCondition) { // access x }
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
Really cool! I've noticed that when pointing it towards an overexposed light source (like my phone screen or a lamp) it's "overflowing" and rendering pure white regions as black.
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
They wouldn't be monitoring. You'd explicitly tell them what personalizations you want, and that would be stored in your machine via a cookie that you can delete at will (just like the color scheme/font) It could either be a
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
As opposed to Google, a name that came from a spelling mistake? https://www.webcitation.org/68ubHzYs7?url=http://graphics.st... Or Bing, an onomatopoeia? https://www.quora.com/Why-did-Microsoft-nam
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
That's not necessarily true. They could use a classifier to figure out the subject of the query (e.g. programming, cooking, travel) and then modify the query sent to Bing or whatever backend they use. Bonus points if they actually expo
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
I've been using DuckDuckGo as my primary search engine for almost a year now. I still need to resort to !g for about 1/3 of my queries, which is less than it used to be, so the quality is definitely improving. One weird thing that
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
most people. having to press back several times to go back to the previous site is a frustrating user experience. ideally this would use replaceState instead of pushState Which doesn't take away from how impressive and smooth the effec
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
Very impressive! I'm a bit disappointed though that they didn't also include results for a synthetic source video with "impossible" poses (e.g. joints bending backwards, stretching, separating from the body or performing
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
I don't think this can run on real time on current hardware yet, so it would only work for pre-rendered cutscenes
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
Or the former director of Civil Police in the Brazilian state of Goiás (who I believe passed away in 2014): https://www.policiacivil.go.gov.br/ex-diretores/hitler-musso...
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
It really depends on the industry, I guess. My observation, being born and having lived in Brazil for my whole life, is that there's a power/authority/seniority dynamic involved, too: If you have a meeting with a customer, yo
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by TheCoreh 8y ago
I think the definition would be that they're presently a sphere, that was formed under its gravity. That way objects could possibly become moons in the future, but the timescales are so long it's mostly irrelevant

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