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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Exceptions are banned, but an exception is made for Windows.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
You are probably triggering their knowledge distillation checks.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Isnt that what SerpAPI was doing?
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
> A lot of the little vibe coded self hosted utilities were made by folks with zero software development experience, over a weekend. That doesn't change anything IMO. Software is not defined by how long it takes to make. Software is
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
I feel we have seen the same thing happen on HN and yet here we are.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
This is similar to the rules of other subs. It's a natural backlash of anti AI sentiment. Eventually they will reverse course as living in seclusion like that often doesn't work very well.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
I am using Briar and Session right now for this. Jack makes cool stuff, but I fell off BlueSky and I have little desire to engage with the "community" on there. It's very echo-chambery like every social media and I feel it&#x
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
I think anything still using ActiveX like stuff or "native" things. Sure, it should all be dead and gone, but some might not be and there is no path forward with any of that AFAIK.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Does this website do anything besides host the article with an animated background?
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
I think most people are not seeking therapy and even fewer are seeking therapy under hostile conditions.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
No, those are regulations that exist in other countries to keep kids from being gambling zombies. Many countries are adopting limits and controls for minors. South Korea was one of the first as professional gaming requires a license.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
I imagine they keep their headphones on or play it off as the device doing it on it's own. The "work" of having to solve the problem hasn't gone away, but it has been translated from social into lying by omission and per
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
I appreciate the desire to focus on the code.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Interesting to see, Gabor. I don't like the "stop" thing. I think the verbosity can be tuned down a bit in that case, but I understand the small-talk message passing need for "Out write". Am I allowed to use just wr
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
That looks like the usual social media victim style posting.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
I actually have a small lot of the Teensy boards for a USB hardware hacking project I was running for a while. For example, I used them to emulate a USB keyboard to automatically press 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 in Path of Exile over and over to avoid w
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Google really doesn't have a leg to stand on here. They scrape the Internet. They replace content against the wishes of users multiple different times, such as with AMP. Their entire business model recently has been to provide you answ
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by ddtaylor 10mo ago
It could be because when you leave an SQL server exposed it often turns into much worse things. For example, without additional configuration, PostgreSQL will default into a configuration that can own the entire host machine. There is proba
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by ddtaylor 10mo ago
Ultimate webscale!
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by ddtaylor 10mo ago
IMO the tradeoff that is important here is a few microseconds of time sanitizing the memory saves the millions of dollars of headache when memory unsafe languages fail (which happens regularly)
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by ddtaylor 10mo ago
My only guesses are either: (a) they wanted to make it hard to know what console was the newest or oldest to promote users to just throw up their arms and buy the newest XBox? (b) they wanted each one to be very unique and different soundin
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by ddtaylor 10mo ago
The current benefit for a Framework is that you can swap out the entire inner/guts without being an expert and everything still works together. Most of the laptops I have provide 2 SO-DIMM slots and a slot for either NVME or SATA for s
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by ddtaylor 10mo ago
Is this why back in the day sometimes a Linux distro would have a multi-monitor setup where each monitor was an actual different desktop cube for example. There was a time when each window for an Nvidia graphics card in that type of configu
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by ddtaylor 10mo ago
Yes, but the real issue (IMO) is that something is causing an avalanche of some kind. You would much rather have a consistent 100ms increased latency for this application if it works much better for users with high loss, etc. Also, to be cl
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by ddtaylor 10mo ago
The ffmpeg link was changed apparently, but the QEmu link still works he just redirects to the QEmu homepage.
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by ddtaylor 10mo ago
A very stupid hack that can work to "fix" this could be to buffer the h264 stream at the data center using a proxy before sending it to the real client, etc.
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by ddtaylor 10mo ago
> I mashed F5 like a degenerate Bargaining.
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by ddtaylor 10mo ago
Fabrice Bellard is widely considered one of the most productive and versatile programmers alive: - FFmpeg: https://bellard.org - QEMU: https://bellard.org/qemu/ - JSLinux: https://bellard.org&#x2
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by ddtaylor 10mo ago
Cloudflare has created a bit of grief with regular users getting spammed with "prove your human" requests.
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by ddtaylor 10mo ago
What are you using for sprites? I was trying something like this and had an issue with getting decent sprites to be generated using tooling. My plan was to bin them all into various tagged things and let the AI pick between those.

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