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Zetaphor
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Cables is an incredibly powerful tool with a fairly low learning curve. I couldn't have done what I did with my personal website[1] (sorry, mobile optimized!) if I was working with WebGL directly, especially not in the 3 days it took m
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You break mobile apps that use a webview, as my history trail never ends
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I was viewing this page in the Harmonic app and had to quit since the Android back button was unable to exit the webview. Allowing developers to mess with the back button was a mistake, I've never used a website where that functionalit
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A browser demo would be a nice addition to this readme
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Echoing this, the approach Vue takes is SO much simpler and yet it still manages to accomplish the same end results. With each new release React becomes increasingly reliant on wonky React-specific abstractions that feel more like a sunk-co
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Agreed, even the ability to self host the closed source WASM binary would have been acceptable.
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I also just recently left for Aegis and have been very happy. I feel much better knowing that my 2FA is completely offline
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1. It uses Calamares, which is the GUI used by many distros. It was no different from installing any other distro with a GUI, including partitioning. 2. I'm using a laptop with AMD/NVIDIA on Wayland with KDE, this is no problem. T
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I've been experiencing bizarre typos and misspellings that I've come to describe as the model being drunk. Things like it writing peremeter instead of parameter
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Is the girl from the date with the TV now the wife?
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> There's certainly smaller and even better models for OCR Could you please list some? I am developing a tool that relies on OCR and everything I've found refers to tesseract as being the best choice
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> At this pace it would likely take decades just for them to be complete enough to show up on MDN or wpt.fyi The important thing to keep in mind with this announcement is that the glacial pace was previously a restriction of being attach
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Greetings fellow UHK user, the best keyboard.
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That website conveys very little useful information for understanding what makes this distro unique. I don't know what antiX or Mepis are. Why would I choose this over a more well known and presumably better supported distro?
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2y ago
Stop using Debian based distros, this a deliberate choice on their part. Use a rolling release like Fedora.
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I'm confused, as every desktop environment and tiling window manager I've tried on Wayland has had copy-paste. There has never been a point in my Wayland experience where I had to even think about this. You're speaking as tho
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> Master craftsman? Master mold? Master copy? Head Master... Just because this word was used in relation to slavery doesn't curtail its use in language, removing it only serves to focus its "power". Except none of those ex
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I think it's reasonable to assume that a pretty large portion of this is going into R&D. They've shown multiple prototypes that are addressing different technologies/techniques for improving the clarity and quality of VR
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3y ago
As someone who has reverse engineered an online games protocol (Anyland, admittedly much less complex in scope), I can provide a little insight. I started from a known point that would be easy to replicate and observe, and then just built o
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That's a pretty bombastic claim with no supporting evidence. What exactly makes the design a clusterfuck, and what do newer chains do that is a significant improvement? So far all of the alternative chains have been plagued with downti
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The problem with this statement is in assuming that any of this is actually ready for the average user, like a minor with their parents credit card. It's really unfortunate that the space received all of the attention it did during the
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Just because you're unfamiliar with the technology doesn't mean it's nonsense. The failing is yours in actually looking into these things rather than trying to be funny. If you explain to most people how a TLS handshake works
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There's actually interesting technology being developed here in the areas of distributed computation and zero trust systems. The implementations of Zero Knowledge Proofs and ongoing work on ZK-SNARKS I personally find most fascinating.
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> My entire point is that this style of show sometimes gets it wrong. You keep pointing to an instance when they may have gotten it right and ignoring the sometimes. Do you have any concrete examples? You have yet to provide a direct exa
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I was unaware of these accusations, do you have have any supporting information?
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I had a similar idea for Linux inspired by my longing for the sound of mechanical hard drives: https://github.com/Zetaphor/SysTone
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People seem to either ignore or just not be aware of this. Fedora has always been the first mover. If that's not what you want you should be using a different distro. Ubuntu will be supporting an LTS version with X11 for many more year
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Yes, that's exactly what's happening here, minus the sending it off to a third-party. I didn't see the benefit when the OCR content is fully searchable, in addition to not wanting to pay OpenAI to spy on me.
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To clarify, we didn't intend to move until March or April, but given the decrees Milei is trying to pass (like making it illegal to protest, and legal for police to assault civilians), we decided to expedite things.
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The United States, where I am a citizen and my wife a new immigrant. The process took us about 2 years and around $5,000USD between the lawyer and processing fees. As with anything, the difficulty for anyone trying to move countries is havi
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