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by babuskov 3y ago
FWIW, I posted it as old.reddit.com initially because I have the extension that redirects everything. It somehow got reverted to regular reddit.com.
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Someone keeps trying to reset my Facebook password(reddit.com)
208 points by babuskov 3y ago|238 comments
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by babuskov 4y ago
I don't know if the version I have is somewhat special, but I can simply keep pressing ctrl+r to search "up" for the next match. So, type: ctrl+r, prefix, and then keep pressing ctrl+r to find everything that matches the pref
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by babuskov 4y ago
> But it's not realisitc for google to have relationships with every single website. I thought they pretty much do via AdSense.
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by babuskov 4y ago
They probably have enough money at the moment. The question is how long can they offer the service for free and whether they will go with subscription model or ads model.
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by babuskov 4y ago
Well, it looks like they already have problems keeping the service live. It appears to be down currently: ChatGPT is at capacity right now Get notified when we're back
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by babuskov 4y ago
This makes me wonder if Google is about to have its Internet Explorer vs Netscape Navigator moment? ChatGPT isn't there yet, but I can see it replacing Google search in the future. Just like Linux never won the desktop, but Android rep
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by babuskov 4y ago
Cool idea. Got to 92 on my second try but I feel like reaching 100 would take a lot of planning and would stop being fun as a game and turn into math/chess type of challenge.
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by babuskov 4y ago
My niche machine code / assembly language hacking game: https://roguebit.bigosaur.com I thought it would appeal to programmers and hackers here, but it never got any attention.
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by babuskov 4y ago
> ChatGPT will be the google killer This was my prompt: What's the relative distance between Sun and its planets compared to the size of Sun? ChatGPT answer: > The average distance between the Sun and its planets is approximately
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by babuskov 4y ago
You might find Rogue Bit interesting: https://store.steampowered.com/app/949790/Rogue_Bit/ It's a modern game about hacking internals of an 8-bit computer by walking a single bit through it's memory
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Human Motion Diffusion Model(github.com)
230 points by babuskov 4y ago|29 comments
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by babuskov 4y ago
Just to be clear to some commenters: This isn't my game and I never developed anything for Stadia. I only develop for Steam and Nintendo Switch and you can find my games in my HN profile. I just found an interesting thread on game deve
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We worked for 4 months to build a port for Stadia and today we finished it(old.reddit.com)
376 points by babuskov 4y ago|112 comments
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Twitch plays Blockbuster Billy live(twitch.tv)
1 points by babuskov 4y ago|0 comments
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by babuskov 4y ago
I use i.reddit.com on mobile.
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Breeding Millions of Mosquitos(gatesnotes.com)
2 points by babuskov 4y ago|0 comments
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by babuskov 4y ago
> Can one expect to earn like a full time job working on it? It really depends on where you live. A full time job in California earns much more that many other parts of the World. That being said, most indie games fail financially. There
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by babuskov 4y ago
> Are you using Cloudflare's Warp VPN on any devices that might be accessing the email accounts via IMAP? No. I'm not even using this account for e-mail or anything. It uses @gmail.com address, so I don't think it even has
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Ask HN: Is there a reason Micosoft servers would access my account via IMAP?
7 points by babuskov 4y ago|7 comments
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by babuskov 5y ago
* duct-tape style of arrays that Just Work(tm) as arrays, hash maps, etc. without having to use any boilerplate code. It's the main reason why I still prefer PHP for quick&dirty scripting and data processing.
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by babuskov 5y ago
> Even in 2D this would be very enjoyable. I can confirm that it was.
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Facebook removes pages with Meta in their name(old.reddit.com)
4 points by babuskov 5y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Do the recent HN changes bother people who use screen readers?
2 points by babuskov 5y ago|1 comments
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by babuskov 5y ago
I did this during university, but made it much more efficient. I wrote a program that would work like this: - while reading, instead of copying, the software would ask me to enter "facts" in form of questions with the most importa
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by babuskov 5y ago
Idk, it seems to be that Facebook has become too good at targeting people and started to be used so effectively for political purposes, that parties obviously decided that it's too much risk to let them have that kind of influence with
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by babuskov 5y ago
> It's amazing how some people will risk their job, their clearance, and potentially their freedom, just to impress some random dudes online for a few minutes. Maybe they just feel alone, depressed, underappreciated and like nobody
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by babuskov 5y ago
> Do I have any serious alternative? Vivaldi? I'm using Firefox myself and have been using it almost exclusively since it was named Firebird back in the day, but I have considered Vivaldi as an alternative at one point.
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by babuskov 5y ago
Is HN hit by something as well? It's loading really slow for me.
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by babuskov 5y ago
"Move fast and break things". Yeah, it's exactly the opposite. The person should be promoted ;)

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