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Tell HN: You can't stop YouTube autoplaying on Chrome with a browser extension
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by benatkin 1y ago
You can use the shadow DOM outside of custom elements, and can use custom elements without a shadow DOM. Edit: I just added a shadow root to a div in your comment, saving its content beforehand, moved its content inside the shadow root, and
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by benatkin 1y ago
It gets the last one, maybe it would be better if it got the first one: https://rosettacode.org/wiki/100_doors#C
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by benatkin 1y ago
The Claude logo spinning is quite an unsettling thing to see.
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by benatkin 1y ago
They let you encapsulate the logic pretty much however you want, same as not using web components.
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by benatkin 1y ago
I think it’s time to go back to Unobtrusive JavaScript. What is needed for this are lightweight libraries or practices you can code yourself. HTMX is lightweight which is nice but it’s like script tags. I would rather the urls and methods g
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by benatkin 1y ago
One place to store it is in a data attribute.
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by benatkin 1y ago
The Facebook glasses aren't as relevant as the LLMs doing many thinking tasks that people get paid to do. A lot of it is as a productivity multiplier, and I'm not saying it's all doom and gloom, but it's transformative.
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by benatkin 1y ago
The DeepSeek documentation seems to be better. It looks to be quickly thrown together but not bad. I’m not sure what that says about LLMs writing documentation.
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by benatkin 1y ago
Another thing that isn't a show-stopper but is less than ideal, is that one of the vocabulary word pairs from the dingo story I did was dingo/dingo. For some things it's worthwhile to point out that they're spelled the s
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by benatkin 1y ago
At first I had trouble coming up with an idea for a story. I think it could use more examples. I chose "Ayn Rand gets added to Mt Rushmore" and it made a nice story about it. The next one I might try is "Dingoes permitted as
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by benatkin 1y ago
This sounds promising. I tried "Full-stack web frameworks started 2023 or later" and the first result was FastHTML which is a very good answer. I was hoping for Dioxus but that I think is actually a little bit older. Of course Goo
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by benatkin 1y ago
It's still what a PDF editor , as it says in the title, would do. With a quick Google I found one that I hadn't heard about before, and it let me edit some text and save it for free.
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by benatkin 1y ago
And it was so absurd that it didn't land with me, even though most of the time I notice these sorts of things. Ah well.
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by benatkin 1y ago
fool me can't get fooled again But in seriousness, the chances of valkey going closed source are low. It's run by Linux Foundation. It would be like suggesting that Node.js might go closed source...
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by benatkin 1y ago
Julia is named for her as much as it is for anyone. RIP. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julia_(programming_language)
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by benatkin 1y ago
Ostensibly. I think the main reasons are to sabotage Firefox and to increase their partnerships with the other FAANGs. https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que... Of course, monopolists and t
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by benatkin 1y ago
And if they don't develop a formal contract after 5 months, it's a deadMoU5
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by benatkin 1y ago
Hey ChatGPT, make me a comment about <url> that will get flagged on HN. You're the best.
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by benatkin 1y ago
It addresses the reader no matter how knowledgeable they are. It's a very good use of hypertext, making it so that a knowledgeable reader won't need to skip over much.
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by benatkin 2y ago
Well if the same font could be independently discovered, would your view change at all? Of course at high resolutions this is unlikely but I feel like if I made the same image within 5 pixels wide and 9 pixels high and two colors as some fo
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by benatkin 2y ago
If you search for "max howell google interview" it comes up, if you search for "max howell alphabet interview", no dice.
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by benatkin 2y ago
This is one place where it would be more likely to make sense to have an electron app, because with user code, you'd already have a lot of variables out of your control, and having a standard browser engine would help. Also unlike othe
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by benatkin 2y ago
> we will be opening up the desktop app later on This leaves room for stuff like the Functional Software License.
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by benatkin 2y ago
I both like and dislike them. First thing I searched for was the prompts, but I haven't found them yet. As for Facebook tracking I 100% dislike that.
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by benatkin 2y ago
if you see the issue I linked, there are a lot of thumbs up / thumbs down in the comments, it's not just me =)
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by benatkin 2y ago
I finally looked up the GitHub repo found some context about the website: https://github.com/pkgxdev/pantry/issues/5358
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by benatkin 2y ago
FWIW the author of Homebrew is also working on a next generation package manager in rust: https://pkgx.dev/ (beware facebook tracking and infinite AI slop)
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by benatkin 2y ago
And doublemegathink if you want it to do two megathinks in parallel
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by benatkin 2y ago
From the post > with the help of funding from Alpha-Omega From the site: > funded by Microsoft, Google, and Amazon Also it's a Linux Foundation project. Interesting. Python's a big community, and there's some disagreeme

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