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bobajeff
4y ago
Odin is one language that could use this convention. My Searches often turn up things on The Odin Project.
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4y ago
Yeah, I plan on making at least 5 of them for one project. I think more people/project should reach for making/using different programming languages. Instead of trying to solve every problem in the same language.
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4y ago
>On a side note, one of the dangers of MLIR as far as I can see is an unfortunate side effect that optimisations performed on the language IR will not be available to other languages which use either LLVM IR or their or MLIR variant. Thi
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4y ago
Actually, don't think development of TV shows is their problem I think (just like every other streaming service) their recommendation system is pretty much useless. They have a lot of great content but you kind of have go out of your w
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4y ago
I'm not sure I know how to explain it. Images just seem a basic part of content. I just don't think it's acceptable to have to open up an external application to view images in a document. Any way I'm not against image g
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4y ago
I don't think that's really true. People want content and they will put up with some sites to get it but if things like Readability and Ublock Origin has shown us anything there's a need for something with more user control o
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4y ago
True, it's still worth doing though. That's one of the reasons for alt, longdesc, and aria-describedby attributes.
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4y ago
Well I don't want styling just document structure/description (eg. H1-8, Title, EM, P, IMG, Author, Article, Forum-Post, Search-Result) and yes I want images too so Gemini goes way too far my uses.
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4y ago
Sadly, even if you don't fork Chromium and simply embed It via Electron or Chromium Embedded Framework you still won't be able to login in to some Google sites.
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4y ago
Yes, I've been wanting something that's just a rich document but designed around accessibility with no styles or JavaScript.
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An on-chip photonic deep neural network for image classification
(nature.com)
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bobajeff
4y ago
I wonder if the future of Firefox is becoming primarily a community driven project. I kind of hope so.
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4y ago
I have very little trust in any of these online services privacy promises.
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4y ago
Pretty sure these are from when they open sourced it in an attempt to drive adoption.
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4y ago
That still leaves you going to sites who's only purpose is to funnel you through some sales channel and waste your time. Edit: yeah that's good advice too. Though the *.edu trick also seems to be pretty useful so far.
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4y ago
The chips used Raspberry Pi's.
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4y ago
Seems I can't read it because they detected "unusual activity from my computer". It's probably just the anti-tracking feature in my browser.
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bobajeff
5y ago
I had no idea this was even being discussed. I'm glad they are reasonable on this. Wish they had been as reasonable on breaking encryption/DRM schemes.
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bobajeff
5y ago
That sounds like good advice. I'll keep that in mind next time I attempt to use Rust on something.
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5y ago
That's why I like Twitter. It challenges you to communicate what you need to say in as few words as possible. That is if you don't cheat by chaining posts.
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5y ago
Lately Google has gotten so bad that I've even occasionally brought up Bing (which I've often referred to as the Zune of search engines) and gotten better results. It's looking more and more to me like Google has stopped tryi
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5y ago
Foam Notes also uses that same markdown format for checklists. I think that Markdown is a pretty good format for notes and is already used by enough apps.
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5y ago
As someone in the US I wish this sort of thing happened here and sooner. Maybe we wouldn't be stuck with Windows and Office if MS had been forced to interoperate. Free market isn't really free if you have no competition due to net
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Second. I would like something a kin to Gopher but with videos, forums, games, search engines etc. All neatly in document formats that I have full control over.
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5y ago
True. But it shouldn't be. It's like tearing down a perfectly good neighborhood to make way for a hotel that doesn't really benefit the town.
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Exotic, 2D Materials Could Resurrect the Hard DriveLook
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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5y ago
It would be way cheaper and more practical to just to have everyone work from home that can or live close by to where they work or have cities invest in better public transport and biking infrastructure. Sure none of those are as cool as th
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5y ago
This also runs in Brave for Android.
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5y ago
I wonder if we could use Deep Learning to improve ETAs on FTP clients and system installs and updates too. Maybe even make adaptive streaming that works reliably for small sites.
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5y ago
On Linux success. I think one of 3 things would fix my issues (and thus solve mainstream adoption everyone else) either 1) every computer component manufacture open sources their drivers/firmware or 2) open source drivers get very well
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