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11mo ago
I love Astro; there is so much you can do with it.
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> nobody's got an LED brighter than the sun It's low density silly fun but I did see these folk attempt to do such a thing with entertaining results https://youtu.be/m1S1r9I6DN4
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11mo ago
Gemini3 is slightly more expensive than GPT5.1 for both input and output tokens though?
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11mo ago
I told you a thousand times, you have to sell your pumpkin stock before Halloween, before!
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11mo ago
I love NT's IO completion ports. I think kqueue is very similar, right? Honestly I've been able to get by using boost asio for cross platform needs but I've always wanted to see if there are better solutions. I think libuv is
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11mo ago
Based on the age of the bbc micro, no way it was scorched earth, tanx seems likely (I think it was 3d tanx? I have a vague memory of seeing this in a vintage collection)
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11mo ago
With the benefit of reduced waste in the future, though
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11mo ago
Notable also is that a lot of resources go into series rather than just movies, as well as movies that are not in the 'box office.' But I agree about the biases here; there is so much crap from the 90s that looked fake and awful,
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11mo ago
The original webkit blog post about parking lot mutex implementation is a great read https://webkit.org/blog/6161/locking-in-webkit/
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11mo ago
That said, the secrets are uploaded to a repo named `Sha1-Hulud: The Second Coming`
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11mo ago
jxl-rs https://github.com/libjxl/jxl-rs was referenced as a possibility; what library is Safari using for jpegxl?
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11mo ago
Both are fine. The singular form "math" is predominant in the States. But, notably, not "mathematic"
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11mo ago
> make them look like a GIANT EYESORE React.__SECRET_INTERNALS_DO_NOT_USE_OR_YOU_WILL_BE_FIRED comes to mind. I did have to reach to this before, but it certainly works for keeping this out of example code and other things like reading o
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11mo ago
> the more they are failing to push ads in people's faces Won't be long until chat AI will include sponsored products and services in the output.
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11mo ago
> Keep Knowledge in Plain Text One of the smartest takeaways from all of this, which keeps getting proven over and over.
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11mo ago
Yes, though it's easy to not use the ICU library properly or run into issues wrt normalization etc
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11mo ago
There is no real reason QUIC couldn't be implemented in the kernel though.
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1y ago
For some reason https://gist.github.com/raiph/849a4a9d8875542fb86df2b2eda892... wasn't a link in your comment but it was a great read
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1y ago
The text copying is pretty much the only remaining issue I have with Teams, and it is so infuriating when you encounter it.
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1y ago
It's gotten so much better recently, and I used to be a Teams hater.
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1y ago
Would have been great if it had apps, too.
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1y ago
Actually a really neat concept with building that into windows terminal. I remember seeing this a while ago. Personally I love the notebook style interactive documents and hope there are more going forward.
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1y ago
I can't even tell if this is satire or just hyperbole.
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1y ago
Does the temperature of the track change much after thirty minutes?
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1y ago
And here is the author himself confirming that in the Wikipedia talk page for TIFF! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:TIFF/Archive_1#h-Source_f...
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1y ago
If anyone can contact John Buck this sounds like information he'd be interested in. Also an interesting avenue for future investigative work.
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1y ago
I was not expecting the emotional ending. Really well done.
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1y ago
Finally! I've been looking for where I got this r.zip quine from. It's been a fun little zip to test things with.
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1y ago
It was mostly indie bands and self-published stuff, at least when I used to use it. The idea I think was a place for legal music sharing without piracy. At some point it started becoming more of a web magazine thing and I kinda forgot about
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1y ago
This is how we end up with a white box 'flag' that says 'en'
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