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acrophiliac
20d ago
Some of the items in your document seem more like non-functional requirements that I would expect to find in a specification, not a design document,e.g., security, privacy, legal.
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acrophiliac
20d ago
Some items in your doc seem more like non-functional requirements that I would expect to see in a specification, not a design document: e.g., security, privacy, legal.
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acrophiliac
2mo ago
Oops, I flew through a mountain. How did that happen? https://i.postimg.cc/Mp3sBrtG/stowaway-20260811-175512.png
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acrophiliac
2mo ago
This is great. I've been riding along with the air attack plane on the Timber Fire near Big Sur, CA. It would be cool to see the fire perimeter overlay (like in app.watchduty.org).
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acrophiliac
3mo ago
I'm stuck. Does that mean I chose the wrong word earlier and used up an essential letter? Does the sequence of word guesses matter? Is there an Undo feature so I can back up and try a different order of guesses? Can I get a hint? Is
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acrophiliac
3mo ago
Personally, all the animations of stick figures moving and jumping is slightly annoying and offers little valuable information. I might enjoy something like showing a person's national flag (for where they are logged in from), or a tim
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acrophiliac
4mo ago
dyi = Do Yourself It?
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acrophiliac
5mo ago
What's the length limit? I tried pasting some text and got this message: code length overflow. (85700>18672)
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acrophiliac
6mo ago
Error installing from .deb: Dependency is not satisfiable: python 3.10. So I have to downgrade from 3.12 to use this?
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acrophiliac
6mo ago
The article seems to equate QA with testing, which is a short-sighted view. QA also includes things like standards, and importantly, design and code reviews, which are actually the best way to improve quality.
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acrophiliac
7mo ago
I wonder if you might be relying on a stereotype of victims. Here's some recent data: "The 2024 FTC Consumer Sentinel Network reported that 44% of all 20-somethings claimed losses in 2023". More data here: https://
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acrophiliac
7mo ago
Cool, thanks for this. It seems this data comes from OpenStreeMap and has some phones not listed in Payphone-Go. Curious about the discrepancy.
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acrophiliac
7mo ago
This is a fun idea. It occurs to me that I would enjoy seeing unvisited phones on the map in a different color. [Edit: Oh, now I see green dots for visited phones. Was this always there and I just hadn't noticed?]
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acrophiliac
7mo ago
I know of a working payphone that is not on the Payphone Go map. Photo: https://i.postimg.cc/Dw4sCDpJ/payphone.jpg The fact that I know of one makes me wonder, are there are others? Is the list the author obtained fr
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acrophiliac
8mo ago
Geez, how is this comment so far down the list? Reading Dario's list of all the bad things AI could do, I kept asking myself "who would be so stupid as to give AI control of said instruments of destruction?" Dario writes as
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acrophiliac
9mo ago
I'm guessing it doesn't handle images because you'd have to upload the image, right? I tried one in this format:  with no luck. (Update: it works with URL links)
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acrophiliac
10mo ago
Perhaps off-topic, but: "Testing doesn't show the absence of errors, it shows the presence of errors" Willison says we need to submit code we have proven to work but then argues for empirical testing, not actual correctness p
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acrophiliac
10mo ago
As an old-timer who learned programming with punched cards, this visualization blows my mind. I want to turn it into my desktop screen saver.
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11mo ago
Here's what I did: $ pip install beets $ beet config -e $ beet import Music/BillEvans The database directory /home/user/.beets does not exist. Create it (Y/n)? y configuration error: import must be a collectio
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acrophiliac
1y ago
That sounds simple, but wouldn't the ebook you "pulled off" the Kindle still be in Amazon's format with DRM? I don't think this solves the original problem.
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acrophiliac
1y ago
Digression ... you must be using "wilderness" in it's colloquial form, because technically, if he's in a cabin he can't be in wilderness. Federally designated wilderness areas don't allow permanent human habita
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1y ago
I like what EndlessOS is trying to do but it prioritizes the ability to be a complete OS that doesn't need an internet connection, whereas the article wants a browser-first OS (and assumes an internet connection). So aren't those
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acrophiliac
1y ago
Hopefully there would be an option to turn off cloud sync.
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acrophiliac
1y ago
Misread the title as "I made my VM think it WAS a CPU fan" and was a bit disappointed to find the actual article was not about a VM with an identity crisis.
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1y ago
"perhaps advanced ML research models will be more analogous to improvements in climbing gear, aiding the development of mountaineering as a sport, than an intrusion of corporate control into our minds". I would argue that GPS and
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acrophiliac
1y ago
Does anyone think it would be really fun to see an animation that replays the steps in which the puzzle is solved? When the puzzle is complete have the display replay the clues and answers in the order they were guessed. Here's a proto
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acrophiliac
1y ago
He does say "If both are equally easy to create, why choose the less readable one?" which seems like a nod toward maintainability.
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acrophiliac
2y ago
Got it, thanks. I appreciate no data is shared with third parties. Good on you.
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acrophiliac
2y ago
I couldn't find your Privacy Policy so I didn't register. Did I miss it?
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acrophiliac
2y ago
Good job! I like the idea, seems similar to Google News, but with summaries in addition to the headline. Personally, I would prefer no pictures, they seldom add anything meaningful to the summary. I would enjoy seeing the items grouped by
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