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by bla3 7y ago
The grid version, praised as the best version, on https://eev.ee/media/2020-02-css/thumbnail-grids.html#grid renders incorrectly in chrome 79, the current stable release. (It looks fine on Canary and in Safari.) T
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by bla3 7y ago
Sounds like a similar idea as the (failed) sandstorm.io.
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by bla3 7y ago
For the tabs, Settings -> Inbox -> Inbox Type can disable them.
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by bla3 7y ago
The Edge team is trying really hard to create a "we do things right" story around their project. They must be annoyed that a different department squanders the goodwill they're working so hard to create with stuff like this.
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by bla3 7y ago
What a great article. I'm a happy ripgrep user. I'm impressed by its speed, its ease of use, and the positive vibe on the issue tracker. Naturally, I never reached out to burntsushi -- I don't have anything to complain about!
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by bla3 7y ago
If you're a developer of an open-source project and people start using that, it's on the users to verify that the project is security-conscious. I open-source lots of my fun hacks for free in the hope that they're useful for
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by bla3 7y ago
Firefox and Safari are source compatible with chrome extensions too. Everyone copied Chrome's extension api.
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by bla3 7y ago
I don't disagree with your overall point, but this specific episode likely was just the usual big-company problem: https://twitter.com/felixsalmon/status/1215092889090392064
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by bla3 7y ago
Both the card and the article look cool, thanks for making this. Do you have a mailing list for article updates?
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by bla3 7y ago
If I were a pentester, I'd hand them out with your name and readme on it ;)
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by bla3 7y ago
Looks cool, maybe do a real "show hn" post for it?
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by bla3 7y ago
Does anyone here know how this compares to hwasan?
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by bla3 7y ago
That page basically confirms this. It says > To do that, we've developed an open source Instant Answer platform called DuckDuckHack, which links to https://duckduckhack.com/ which says "DuckDuckHack is now in M
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by bla3 7y ago
By selling ads solely against the query, and figuring out a way to track conversions against generated unique referring URL instead of using cookies. Maybe it's less profitable, but it might still be profitable, and it gives you a foot
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by bla3 7y ago
That Cliqz is trying to actually build a new search stack is commendable. This is way more exciting to me than DuckDuckGo and other services that just package up Bing search results under different branding. I'm skeptical that they&#x2
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by bla3 7y ago
I like AMP. It's possible to write fast websites without it, and I do do that for my sites. For for big, non-tech sites AMP has provided sufficient motivation to offer a fast version. Nothing else has managed to do this before. I'
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by bla3 7y ago
As far as I know they don't do any crawling on their own. It's also not meta: it's just bing and some special cases.
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by bla3 7y ago
That page basically confirms this. It says > To do that, we've developed an open source Instant Answer platform called DuckDuckHack, which links to https://duckduckhack.com/ which says "DuckDuckHack is now in M
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by bla3 7y ago
The smart TV will also record what you watch and send that to the manufacturer and sell that information, at least if you have a Vizio. I disabled the smart TV stuff because I trust the TV manufacturer less than my dongle's manufacture
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by bla3 7y ago
Exactly. And heavy post-processing is necessary for even very simple things because a camera's sensors don't match the output picture all that well. See for example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayer_filter#D
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by bla3 7y ago
Night sight for normal night photography, absolutely. Taking pictures in low-light situations is common. Astrophotography on the other hand is much less common.
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by bla3 7y ago
This is super cool tech. But I can't help thinking that this shows that the Pixel camera lead must be someone with an engineering background who got nerd sniped by this problem because it's cool and hard to do. Someone with a prod
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by bla3 7y ago
I think what "has not been retouched or post-processed in any way" is supposed to convey is that no work is needed by the user of the camera app to get pictures of this quality. There's lots of in-camera processing of course.
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by bla3 7y ago
Here's the usual reminder that DDG results are basically Bing's with minor tweaks. You're not supporting an independent index if you use DDG.
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by bla3 7y ago
It's not that uncommon. The stadia subreddit mods are all Google employees as well, for example. I agree it's not an ideal setup.
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by bla3 7y ago
It hosed macs that had SIP disabled and /var world-writable. Not that that's an excuse, but few machines were affected by this.
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by bla3 7y ago
Make the mobile website work well instead. Diff view is unusable, as are many other views. I'd much rather have a working web version than an app for GitHub (and almost all other services). Their UI is all document retrieval and matche
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by bla3 7y ago
The highest-rated comment on https://stackoverflow.com/questions/504335/what-are-the-pitf... is also good.
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by bla3 7y ago
Your loop body looks incorrect. You're both adding 1 when updating low and subtracting 1 when updating high -- but you let the high index start at array.length. It's possible that your additional || clause before the high update m
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by bla3 7y ago
Out of interest, what's a better way that you have in mind? I agree that the current state isn't great, but I can't think of better approaches. So I'd be curious to hear about your ideas :)

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