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by catapart 3y ago
Yikes. I'm happy to stay away from Kagi, now. I find that platform strategy and that founder's attitude to be hideous, so I appreciate you bringing that to light.
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by catapart 3y ago
A man after my own heart! Thanks for explaining this. I'm looking for the same thing. We may quibble over details but the philosophy is spot on.
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by catapart 3y ago
I'm just guessing here, so grain of salt, but given Microsoft's investment in Copilot, I'd bet that they are intentionally hamstringing any actual code production from the GPT that isn't paid for (in some way) by routing
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by catapart 3y ago
This is addressed in the article. They could track you, with your consent, in many different ways. The fact that they are choosing to force this cost upon you is what is ridiculous.
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by catapart 3y ago
Awesome. This functions exactly like I expect it to, and without any unnecessary nonsense that I've come to begrudgingly accept. Clean, simple, intuitive, and local-first. A really great product that I'm happy to have found! Thank
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by catapart 3y ago
From the root comment: > There are also "infrastructure takedowns" for illegal content and network abuse, which we execute at the services layer (ie the relay). My understanding, here, is that any app has the ability to shut do
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by catapart 3y ago
That's my understanding, too. And since it's underpinned by ATProto, rather than being coupled with Bluesky, "moderator score" apps could be built that independently track how 'useful' the labels are (and, by e
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by catapart 3y ago
Oh sweet! I was in the middle of building my own version of a node-graph component (ref: https://github.com/catapart/Magnit.NodeGraph ), but the `canvas.js` implementation from this JsonCanvas repo is exactly what I was
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by catapart 3y ago
Wow, this is quite a surprise! I've seen products like this, but nothing with the kind of free tier that is being offered here (for my exact use-case!). That's pretty awesome. I'll definitely give this a try! I do have some r
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by catapart 3y ago
Awesome suggestion! Thanks! I do think this is the kind of thing I was looking for, but it does seem to be a lot more complicated than necessary. Overall, this is a much better fallback than Wordpress, so I really appreciate the recommendat
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Ask HN: No-code, simple-setup user management
1 points by catapart 3y ago|5 comments
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by catapart 3y ago
Yeah, this is a really tricky space to delve into because the people who are most familiar with it are working on mathematical models and have very strong opinions about the "kind" of graph you're making, or what you're
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by catapart 3y ago
Yeah, that's part of what I'm talking about, for sure. Being able to, say, click a little expand icon to see other pins that aren't usually necessary, is great for discoverability. I'm not a big fan of library maintainer
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by catapart 3y ago
Hard agree. For me, it's the delegation of concerns that visual programming excels at. I don't have to care how you're getting a random point in a sphere. Whatever algorithm you want to use works for me. And since you know wh
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by catapart 3y ago
- This looks great! Very robust and I really like the focus on interoperability. - As a general design, I prefer the integrated "function with parameters" node type found in systems like Unreal's "Blueprints" far be
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by catapart 3y ago
I've been "boycotting" them for a while now. Switch was cool, but they just cannot be reasonable when it comes to IP, so I just cannot stomach giving them any money. I'm not interested in applicable laws or "playing
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by catapart 3y ago
This is all pretty interesting. I definitely like how methodical this all is. I'd be willing to try some of this practically to see where I chafe with it!
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by catapart 3y ago
Lovely! Thank you!
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by catapart 3y ago
Nah, there's no circumvention here, on Yuzu's part. There may be parties involved in circumvention, but the emulator neither aids nor publishes any aid for that. The emulator REQUIRES a user to first have a legitimate copy. If t
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by catapart 3y ago
Agreed. A sensible enough judge could throw this out on summary judgement, circumventing the opportunity for Nintendo's lawfare. All of Nintendo's points have been tried, so there's really no need to bring this into argument.
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by catapart 3y ago
Oh awesome! I was just putting together some utilities for a barebones, no-bundler, vanilla javascript game library, and was wondering what kind of physics engine would work for demonstrating it. This looks perfect! I love that you already
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by catapart 3y ago
I'm all for this! My username is a bastardization of an Adams quote[1], because I've always been appreciative of his perspective. It was so truly unique that every aspiration to its whimsical and comprehensive majesty feels futile
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by catapart 3y ago
Yeah, but if I have work in the virtual branches, how is that represented to git? Does it even exist in my local repo, or not, until it has been "handled"? And 'handled' brings up another point because I don't even
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by catapart 3y ago
On the positive side, I really like that someone else out there understands that git is mostly simple to understand, so long as you can see all of the concepts laid out for you, and that no kind of node-line timeline or branching tree struc
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by catapart 3y ago
Temu has all of the hallmarks of a "big tent" dark money scheme that rolls in a lot of unseemly business into one constantly-changing target. Big enough to force public awareness of any brand they make up, and obfuscated enough to
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by catapart 3y ago
Very fun! I'm seeing tons of slowdown when I try to merge things like "Sagitarius" and "Archer" and "Storm" and "Centaur". I guess this is the nature of the build, but I'm at least a little
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by catapart 3y ago
There was, and is, a lot less rigor in COVID vaccine analysis than most other topics too. My guess as to why has less to do with relaxing analytical standards from the community and more to do with just... data. The COVID vaccines are novel
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by catapart 3y ago
Looks good! There's a lot of moving parts for such a wide array of functionality, so this looks like a lot of really good work! If nothing else, it's nice to have a game engine that focuses on tabletop games, that doesn't nec
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by catapart 3y ago
Seems like a good idea, to me.
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by catapart 3y ago
That is very clever! But I hate the way the pawns face. Makes sense! But it still reads, to me, like one of those "color, but the text is in a different color" things. Feels like the pawns should be facing the opposite direction.

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