deafpolygon

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by deafpolygon 5mo ago
Kind of like how everything is "quietly" something, accordingly to ChatGPT. My guess is it is deaf.
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by deafpolygon 5mo ago
whatever AI you used already hoovered up your algo.
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by deafpolygon 5mo ago
This, among many other reasons, is why I still use Terminal.app. I switched to iTerm for true color, but when Tahoe added it to Terminal.app- I switched back.
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by deafpolygon 5mo ago
> But Microsoft is slick, so it’s always possible they won’t work forever. That's a very gentle framing. Maybe Microsoft should spend less time being "slick".
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by deafpolygon 5mo ago
> We have people who can still do maths well after the introduction of the calculator. Arithmetics is a very, very small subset of math.
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by deafpolygon 5mo ago
I got 4/5 human. #3 - I chose AI, it was very close. I noticed something-humans will use words precisely and loosely at the same time. AI will seem like it’s precise but a lot of the wording it uses can be cut or replaced by something
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
FYI, a good chunk of the article was LLM-ified.
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
It’s vibe-coded, too. Pass.
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
Then don’t follow them. That’s just encouraging their politics. I mean, vote with your follow.
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
I have an easier solution: just don’t use X. It does not have anything worth following, and useful content is minimal.
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
For me, neovim with a few utility scripts cover about 95% of my use-cases in Obsidian... linking is a tiny bit overrated.
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
yazi is great, I’ve had it around for a while… integrates well with neovim and other shell tools.
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
- false (you have to opt in) - false (it depends on the app) - depends on your cloud settings - if you opt in, yes - well if your storage is full, you kind of need to know - they do, it's called time machine. you need a local disk for
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
Well, if you’re on a bicycle and you can see the pedestrian is not paying attention (whether they are on the noise-canceling headphones or are deaf themselves)… do the right thing and proceed with caution. Assume they don’t see you and prep
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
That's gonna trigger some gambling addicts.
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
I think you meant Chrom(e|ium). Chrom{e,ium} expands out to Chrome Chromium. Which isn't what you meant, I think.
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
That's really pushing the boundaries on what a "minimum viable product" can be.
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
go visit any major “third world” country city … probably see those everywhere.
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
This is not really a huge issue. Most commercial software gives you a detailed version report. Either way, the simplest solution would be -v, and -vv and -vvv … don’t do moreversion or lessversion. The equivalent would be —version —version
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
Every time I open a browser on my aging Linux computer (which is running the latest Linux updates), I'm reminded of this...
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
plenty of ways with sqlite. someone just needs to come up with a good front-end without monetizing it. there's sqlite db browser, but not much challenger in this space because it either gets turned to a saas (notion, airtable) or is a
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
If LO ceases to exist, then I will just use plain text typesetting tools.
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
if the internet cabal in the US was actually a free market, you’d be right!
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
yes and no. there will always be a legal shield for those in power, i.e. the presidency but it will have a bigger chilling effect on freedom of speech against those the conservatives wish to silence. platforms will become required to police
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
Front end folks have this weird preoccupation with putting more on the client.
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
I want to use proportional fonts, but the terminal fonts don’t support those font grids well.
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
I have found that you have to keep it centered in order to keep it from moving/registering input, so it worked very similarly to an analog stick to me. Am I mistaken? I guess I just need to try it some more.
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
Elon is itching to cash out.
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
More like, how does gyro help you play some games?
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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
How do you use the gyro sensors to play? I looked into it before but couldn’t wrap my mind around how we’re supposed to do that.

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