azeirah

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by azeirah 5y ago
Ruined? It was completely reversible, and the prankster did reverse it. I wouldn't call it completely harmless but like... meh, it would be funny if someone did that tbh
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by azeirah 5y ago
We do, there are people making web browsers that do unique things or work in unique ways. Note that innovation in my view is trying something new, I don't believe it needs to succeed necessarily. https://bonsaibrowser.com
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by azeirah 5y ago
Oh maybe it depends per person but I'm the kind of person who needs to know how bitter it is (like you!) And it lasted for maybe 30 seconds, maybe it's different if you realllllyyy get into it but I wouldn't advise that anywa
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by azeirah 5y ago
I did not mean that kind of accessible. I mean easy to get, easy to install, easy to manage, easy to distribute.
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by azeirah 5y ago
I do think so. Terminal applications tend to be really accessible.
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by azeirah 5y ago
requestAnimationFrame
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by azeirah 5y ago
As a hobbyist, just do whatever you feel most comfortable with. React is designed for businesses to work on large applications. It can be nice to use if you know it well enough, but you certainly don't need it. There is nothing you can
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by azeirah 5y ago
As someone with ADHD who was never taught how to handle time.. I think something like this would be very valuable. I don't need _better_ ways to timeblock my day, I need _any_ way to timeblock my days that actually works...
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by azeirah 5y ago
Streamers as well as web cam models _aren't_ allowed to play random music, they just do. The only time it's allowed is when they have the appropriate licenses. (sync license under DMCA for music synchronized to live streams) Strea
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by azeirah 5y ago
The idea of search plugins for specific use-cases sounds incredibly incredibly interesting!
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by azeirah 5y ago
What always perplexes me about AI is that while the neuron models may be reasonably representative of how neurons work in brains, the connections are not similar at all. Deep learning uses layers. All neurons in layer one connect to layer 2
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by azeirah 5y ago
Would be nice if the contributors could get some money for it
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by azeirah 5y ago
Yep, marginalia for sure! It's great. I will bookmark it this time :x
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by azeirah 5y ago
I think we're getting closer to a time where smaller players can start competing in the search engine space. Recently here on HN someone launched a search editor for small, niche, seo-free, old, content/text-heavy websites. It&#x2
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by azeirah 5y ago
:( Adhd people can be very focused
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by azeirah 5y ago
Eh, 80 dollars is pretty expensive yeah, but I bought my Sublime Text 3 beta license like 6 years ago while I was a student. I had like 200$ to my name back then and felt like it was worth it despite not even adding anything to my experienc
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by azeirah 5y ago
You're making the same mistake all star eyed futurists-skeptics make, which is to not realize that in reality, new sigmoidal curves are started all over the place. It's just a matter of time and survival. How long? I don't kn
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by azeirah 5y ago
I'm not educated well enough to really agree or disagree with your idea that we should be adding several orders of magnitude to the estimation. But I did encounter this article a while ago here on HN. Only two neurons are necessary to
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by azeirah 5y ago
I personally think it has to do with the belief that improvements in ALL important areas such as agriculture, energy, medicine etc are supported strongly by increased computational power. This is perhaps a belief, an ideology, an assumptio
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by azeirah 5y ago
What do you mean by space?
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by azeirah 5y ago
Some random tech investor? It doesn't have to be Google, Facebook or insert other large tech company here .
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by azeirah 5y ago
The effect that viruses mutate to become less deadly over time only counts for a specific subset of viruses. The evolutionary goal for a virus is to have more copies of itself. Killing a patient 3 days after infecting them is a poor strateg
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by azeirah 5y ago
No, the source code was not leaked. Only a bunch of assets.
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by azeirah 5y ago
Forks are great! I've literally never had a problem with any of my forks
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by azeirah 5y ago
I'd imagine many people in power have various hobbies you'd consider odd if you knew about them. (nevermind fetishes, oh my god!)
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by azeirah 5y ago
If Alan Kay is to be believed (which I hope he is!) then the internet was originally inspired by multicellular lifeforms. I'd say the internet has some sort of a "biological" architecture. Robust in the sense that organisms a
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by azeirah 5y ago
I think I met this feature specifically in an editor made specifically for markdown and markdown only. Although I can definitely imagine this being a plugin in different editors
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by azeirah 5y ago
Yeah I get that, and I think that's the primary reason it's difficult to do well. I think there _are_ ways to do it right. For instance, open-sourcing a Windows application is not necessarily problematic if 99.9% of your user base
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by azeirah 5y ago
As far as I know most libraries (school libraries too probably?) are open to book requests. Unless you're asking for something like mein kampf, I don't think the librarians will look at you weirdly when asking for _any_ book whats
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by azeirah 5y ago
I think the primary reason why IDEs are generally better than maximally customised editors like vim, emacs, sublime or vscode and whatnot is pretty simply put: money. People buy IDE -> money goes to improving the IDE -> IDE gets bette

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