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by bstsb 1y ago
> you have to toggle a setting in WKPreferences called useSystemAppearance... and it's private. So if you use it, say goodbye to App Store approval. is this true? i know very little of iOS development but i swear i remember watching
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by bstsb 1y ago
there are some amazing creators on tiktok. yes, the core user loop rewards fast-paced content, but that's led to some amazing educational creators using the short nature of the videos to their advantage. for example, etymologynerd make
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by bstsb 1y ago
looks like it won't affect you if you just downloaded the packages locally. the actual code only runs in a browser context - it replaces all crypto addresses in many places with the attacker's. a list of the attacker's wallet
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by bstsb 1y ago
so far Google, Zscaler and Palo Alto Networks. looks like more to come though
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by bstsb 1y ago
if you've ever submitted a support case to Cloudflare then you got the email. check https://dash.cloudflare.com/?to=/:account/my-activities
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by bstsb 1y ago
ehh i think it's different when they're offering an otherwise paid service specifically for open-source projects. like Cloudflare with Project Alexandria
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by bstsb 1y ago
i think the implementation is more that when you connect two or more tabs, it automatically names it for you, meaning you don't have to rename it (at least, that's my experience with the feature in Edge)
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by bstsb 1y ago
roblox is a good suggestion. i know it's often criticised, especially for its profit margins, but developers get a massive potential audience, free unlimited multiplayer hosting, and many monetisation streams with little setup. the com
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by bstsb 1y ago
can't find anything about the developers from the github repo. their discord server is even stranger; there's absolutely nothing in the channels, and the only member with a developer role is an account dedicated to the "proje
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by bstsb 1y ago
palantir would be putting rainbow heart stickers on their surveillance UIs if it meant another government contract back in 2023
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by bstsb 1y ago
ironic that unicode is stripped out the post's title here, making it very much wrong ;) for context, the actual post features an emoji with multiple unicode codepoints in between the quotes
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by bstsb 1y ago
not sure why you're being downvoted here, you're completely right
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by bstsb 1y ago
was looking for this comment. excellent writeup nevertheless :)
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by bstsb 1y ago
cors error is due to the actual request failing (502 Bad Gateway). hug of death?
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by bstsb 1y ago
what are you talking about? the way that the quoted article creates Perl programs is through OCRing the inkblots (i.e. creating almost random text) and then checking that result to see if said text is valid Perl it's not generating a p
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by bstsb 1y ago
i don't really see any new features as such. everything is just "improved upon" based on existing parts of gpt-4o or o3-mini
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by bstsb 1y ago
genuine question, why was this comment written/assisted by an LLM? what benefit do you gain from pointless commentary?
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by bstsb 1y ago
you have to pay the fee to submit issues, obviously ;)
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by bstsb 1y ago
> Oh and they routinely give you other people's custom skins. are you playing multiplayer on the Bedrock version? you just have to toggle a setting locally, or other player's skins will show up as a randomly preselected skin. i
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by bstsb 1y ago
both sides are at fault here (the "journalist" and Bitvise - the PuTTY maintainers have nothing to do with this). the Bitvise owner shouldn't have responded so unprofessionally, and their views on open source software are str
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by bstsb 1y ago
yeah from the way the article is written ("Erlang's victory wasn't about speed — it was about architecture"), and the awkwardly commented code, i'm pretty sure the aforementioned "test" never happened and
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by bstsb 1y ago
related discussion: Replicube: A puzzle game about writing code to create shapes ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43979916 )
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by bstsb 1y ago
previously the author wrote in a comment reply about not configuring robots.txt at all: > I've not configured anything in my robots.txt and yes, this is an extreme position to take. But I don't much like the concept that it&#x2
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by bstsb 1y ago
i found the "personal profile" that it created almost more interesting than the actual feed itself. from quite a small sample of posts it had mapped and summarised my interests really well. i think the bit that needs the most work
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by bstsb 1y ago
apparently the developer has consulted attorneys on the matter. in any case, i would have thought that simply reporting an officer's presence is completely legal as you aren't really obstructing them
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by bstsb 1y ago
the author has specified why, in a pretty detailed post about it ( https://www.iceblock.app/android ). they quote your exact concern as the reason they only support Apple: > Apple’s ecosystem allows for push notifications
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by bstsb 1y ago
in this case the code is publicly available on github and it doesn't have any obvious hallmarks of LLM generation. (for example the comments are all capitalized, there's inconsistent indentation)
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Building a Tangram Puzzle with (S)CSS(css-tricks.com)
2 points by bstsb 1y ago|1 comments
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by bstsb 1y ago
yeah but i wouldn't really class that as "zero-click" etc. maybe Low interaction required
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by bstsb 1y ago
the classification seems very high (9.3). looks like they've said User Interaction is none, but from reading the writeup looks like you would need the image injected into a response prompted by a user?

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