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> Truly remarkable for a piece of software whose job it is to forward some text That is not its job. It's job is to run a whole IDE on a remote host, turning the local host into a thin client. This includes language servers, exten
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2y ago
Ah thank you! Replies are not visible without a Twitter account so I didn't see that. Seems like an absolutely terrible idea.
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How is it possible that in this screenshot, the URL shown on the sponsored result / ad is " https://www.brew.sh "? Can a Google search ad display a different value there than the actual origin of the page?
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Astro uses a crossfade as the default view transition, as is described in the docs you linked, it doesn't use any blur. I haven't seen `filter: blur` used for view transitions before, wouldn't personally call it obnoxious, bu
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2y ago
I like the attitude in general although it does come across a bit arrogant, the goal seems to be a noble one. I can't really tell what it currently offers over Astro, it does seem to be a static site generator with a couple of nice tri
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2y ago
There is some really interesting media in there, I'm not a huge fan of how it's surfaced with this network visualization tbh - the small viewport version you get on mobile or when shrinking the window down is actually nicer imo, y
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2y ago
In what world is "all environment variables" nothing sensitive?
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> If the source is open to read, for me it's open source Not everyone agrees with the OSI definition but I'd say almost noone agrees with that definition there. I think most people understand what you are describing as "So
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2y ago
Another thing related to this that I found kind of interesting, is this post [0] (unfortunately on twitter) of the developer of Caves of Qud, where they fully ported their game from Unity to Godot as an experiment, showing that they seem to
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I’m curious, what was/is the reason? I would like to learn more about the tradeoffs people are experiencing.
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2y ago
These are great notes! When looking into the edge detection approach recently, I came across this great method from the developer of Mars First Logistics: https://www.reddit.com/r/Unity3D/comments/taq2ou/
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2y ago
> Personally I think it is a huge error we don't force archive.org to allow others to mirror their data easily. What do you mean by this? I thought they definitely were open to mirrors, why would ’we’ need to ‘force’ them to anythin
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2y ago
Yeah? I’m saying I don’t get why the letter from the lawyer is unreasonable. Sure, ideally it would have not been done via a lawyer but rather just asking them to delay going public directly since they were communicating before, but still i
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That was an interesting talk! I'm not very familiar with security stuff, but I didn't really get the responsible disclosure thing – is it really unreasonable for this company to ask them not to go public just three months after th
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2y ago
If the constraint is that you don't want to install any software, there are a bunch of these web based AirDrop clones, besides the ones mentioned here are two more: https://pairdrop.net/ https://snapdrop.net
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2y ago
They had a free “starter” plan, which began to charge you their pretty hefty traffic prices if you ever happened to cross the free limit, leading to situations like this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39520776 Which
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2y ago
This is for running inside qemu, the OP says "Install Docker Natively", I don't think it's silly, not really the same thing
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2y ago
Huh, how come? That would be a big selling point for Kagi for me, getting rid of w3schools, "geeksforgeeks" etc. and have things like MDN pushed to the top without having to specify it in the search query.
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2y ago
From the Readme: > vince started as a Go port of plausible with a focus on self hosting.
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Similarly, I’m not excited by “voice cloning” at all, but I’d like to have very high quality, natural sounding TTS. All of the projects that do that seem to be geared towards also allowing arbitrary voice cloning based on short audio clips
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Nice Idea, I'm not a fan of the faux floppy drives though. I was looking at this beautiful case while considering building a desktop PC: https://www.inter-tech.de/productdetails-155/S38_EN.html Seems like it'
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Looks cool! I believe the demo would really benefit from image-rendering: crisp-edges; applied to all canvas elements. This will make the pixel art style rendering look much nicer, without the slight smoothing that makes the pixel e
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2y ago
How does that apply to F-Droid though? I don't think they are bullying any of the app maintainers, NewPipe seems to be on there?
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> Perhaps somebody will create a garbage-collected Rust-like language in the future and bridge the gap between the two languages. Gleam is pretty nice in that regard I think, I can see some parallels with Go in terms of simplicity and Ru
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2y ago
The whole intro to the project and history lesson is on the website: https://deskthing.app/about which I think is completely fine, wouldn't want to have that in a repo README personally
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They do, yes: http://www.ryongnamsan.edu.kp/univ/en/education/internationa...
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Bit of an unrealistic comment, this might be a choice you can make for yourself, but most people don't live alone and share their internet connection with others – I doubt telling your partner or housemates to get a new bank because of
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The whole electron app uses less RAM than the page opened as a PWA? That’s surprising to me, how come? I somehow thought Safari was more memory efficient than Chromium
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The fact that one of the variables is named 'POST' makes some of this code read quite funny in todays context
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2y ago
I mentioned my issue with the latency last time Kagi was posted, I would love it if they could bring it to be a bit closer to Google
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