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by cnity 2y ago
Yes! Can you please give me a recipe for anchovy soup?
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by cnity 2y ago
Thank you for validating the dead internet theory.
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by cnity 2y ago
There's a pretty large contingent of developers that follow the likes of Casey Muratori and Jonathan Blow who view such dropped frames and input latency spikes as a canary for "this software is written wastefully and without compe
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by cnity 2y ago
You could probably do this in a way that doesn't trigger text reflow if a popover appeared with the visible syntax exactly positioned such that the extra syntax slightly obscured surrounding text. It's a tradeoff but I think that
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by cnity 2y ago
This was great! Me and another player were just exploring this, and I had fun finding all of the secrets. Well done :)
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by cnity 2y ago
It's also not clear how you would handle keys that are held down. Or rather, how you would distinguish between keydown and keyup events. But perhaps with your tensioned wire you could use a pick on the key (such as in a harpsichord) wh
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by cnity 2y ago
You just gave me a cool idea. You could do this by fitting small tuning forks (or similar) to a mechanical keyboard. Bonus points if all of the forks are tuned to a pleasant scale. Then all you need is a microphone running on the destinatio
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by cnity 2y ago
Excellent reference.
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by cnity 2y ago
I have seen an ad for that, and I felt mixed about it. I think such a "children's learning" type card which actually allows real purchases is a good idea for financial responsibility, but you'd have to be really cognisan
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by cnity 2y ago
I think this is exactly the opposite of how it should be. Teach children to engage in trade and sensible use of money and currency early, but shield them from the immense leverage that corporate advertising has on the developing mind. I wan
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by cnity 2y ago
I won't be buying it either, but there is merit to understanding when you are not in a target market!
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by cnity 2y ago
There's sort of two ways to look at the Teenage Engineering products. The first is as a tool to produce music, and the second is as a kind of interactive sculpture. The design and production of these things is so good they are almost l
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by cnity 2y ago
I did this with mango and scotch bonnet peppers (with garlic and carrot, vinegar and seasoning) and it is very delicious.
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by cnity 2y ago
> One line of reply was that this is not an exploit, but a bug Denial of service is absolutely a security problem, so I don't think whoever gave this advice is correct. Sounds like a frustrating experience.
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by cnity 2y ago
It's probably a side effect of the kinds of bubbles we build. I'm a moderate drinker: I drink a whisky every 3 days or so and then socially will drink a few pints, probably once a week or once every two weeks. The majority of peop
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by cnity 2y ago
The reason is because whey protein has some huge advantages for modern consumers. It stores for long periods, can conveniently be added to smoothies, and has an incredibly high protein content. When people are for example weightlifting this
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by cnity 2y ago
Everything becomes Lisp in the end.
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by cnity 2y ago
With our powers combined we can reinvent the tiny fun internet.
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by cnity 2y ago
Add me to this club of JSX hackers: https://crwi.uk/posts/hiccup/ I used this approach to make a syntax highlighted text editor in < 5kb of JS: https://crwi.uk/experiments/text-editor/
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by cnity 2y ago
There is some reason in this comparison. You might want to answer the question: "if I pick the common approach to matrix multiplication in the world of Data Science (numpy), how far off is the performance from some potential ideal refe
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by cnity 2y ago
For all the logical arguments both for and against di-dishwashing, I think the main problem is actually aesthetic (at least for me). There's something quaint and appealing to me to know that my dishes are neatly stacked in a cupboard c
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by cnity 2y ago
These kinds of things are just so fun. This is what the internet is about. Bravo OP.
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by cnity 2y ago
That is actually a super useful and important insight, because the bridge to get there means unpacking interpretation, compilation, and things like compilation targets and CPU architectures. Not saying you're wrong!
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by cnity 2y ago
It seems to me that monopolising solar will be a lot harder than monopolising oil, because of the substantially lower overhead and resource competition.
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by cnity 2y ago
Where are you seeing that? Here's one source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-06-12/openai-do...
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by cnity 2y ago
Good observation, and probably part of what makes "glitchy" AI generated video so captivating to watch.
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by cnity 2y ago
If plating is ever a concern to you (which it almost certainly is) then in a way you already eat art.
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by cnity 2y ago
Framing the amount of water in the Earth's seas in terms of one of the seas feels a bit circular :D.
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by cnity 2y ago
It says "Official U.S. Department of State Visa Appointment Service" right there at the top. It even has the US flag emoji so it is clearly legit.
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by cnity 2y ago
The MDN docs state this about 401[0]: > Although the HTTP standard specifies "unauthorized", semantically this response means "unauthenticated". That is, the client must authenticate itself to get the requested respon

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