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by debazel 10mo ago
There is a neat `inert` html attribute you can use to disable all interactions as well as hide the text from ctrl+f searches. (Sadly Safari is the weird one out, and does not exclude the content from searches.) https://developer.
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by debazel 10mo ago
The example on their website is editable and it looks like they overlay the highlighted output on top of the textarea with `pointer-events: none` like you mentioned. The code isn't minified so you can see how they do it by looking at t
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by debazel 10mo ago
But adding caching to SSE is trivial compared to completely changing your transfer protocol, so why wouldn't you just do that instead?
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by debazel 10mo ago
This sounds awful, now you'll be reading some documentation or comment about llm-stream where they didn't mention the full namespace, so you have no idea which of the 50 different llm-stream tools they're talking about, and o
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by debazel 10mo ago
This paper just says that handwriting requires more cognitive load? Which is exactly my experience with handwriting through my school years. When handwriting notes during lectures all focus goes to plotting down words, and it becomes imposs
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by debazel 11mo ago
It's due to every hyperscalar building out new AI datacenters. For example you have Google recently saying things like "Google tells employees it must double capacity every 6 months to meet AI demand", and that they need to i
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by debazel 11mo ago
Not OP, but personally I very much prefer Firefox font rendering on Windows. Text in Chromium based browser looks blurry to me, which causes eye strain. Firefox also has a much sharper and better looking image down-scaling algorithm that ag
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by debazel 11mo ago
Because without ads we're not profitable so there would be no service? You can't just buy a domain, put your service out there, and expect it to gain traction. Advertising that you actually exist is essential for any service, but
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by debazel 11mo ago
Sure and that's why EU now has the weakest tech sector of any service industry and have become absolutely dependent on US and Chinese software instead. I cannot even use my official government ID application that is mandatory almost ev
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by debazel 11mo ago
> What works is content based advertising - so advertise a power drill on a woodworking hobbyist site. No tracking required there. Conversion can be obtained when user clicks a link via redirect. Like in the good ol times. This still req
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by debazel 11mo ago
Most are running ads and needs to track the performance of their ad spend I believe, at least that what we do. We don't care at all about tracking anything other than x amount of users came from x ad source with some basic device info
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by debazel 11mo ago
Loading alternative OSes is not an option anymore because play store attestation is now mandatory to live a normal life in society.
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by debazel 11mo ago
I used to build personal projects like this, but after Postgres got JSONB support I haven't found any reason to not just start with Postgres. There's usually a couple of tables/columns you want a proper schema for, and having
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by debazel 11mo ago
This combined with "Always Open Site in Container", that pins a site to a specific container makes it almost invisible to me when moving between profiles. I have several sites I only want to open with specific profiles and this wo
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by debazel 11mo ago
Please do tell how to get an X account? It instantly locked my account after registration and I have several friends have the same issue. I would much prefer if Google just stopped showing inaccessible information completely.
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by debazel 11mo ago
Offering it for free is likely to increase their user base significantly, which in turn will increase the number of people who end up paying for the AI features.
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by debazel 11mo ago
npm will not upgrade transient dependencies if you have a lockfile. All the `forzen-lockfile` or `npm ci` commands does is prevent upgrades if you have incompatible versions specified inside of `package.json`, which should never happen unle
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by debazel 11mo ago
It's not possible to build your own phone in most markets anymore. Without iOS or Google Play Integrity you won't be able to install or run essential apps required for banking, taxes, healthcare, public transport, etc. This makes
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by debazel 1y ago
Here's some quick issues and suggestions I found after about 5 minutes of playing around with it. All test were done using Firefox FYI. 1. One of my favorite features from the built in DuckDB UI is the panel that automatically generate
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by debazel 1y ago
It's not that uncommon for people to pay small donations to free releases on Bandcamp and similar sites where you can set your own amount. Most won't do it, but there's clearly a subset of consumers who do, or this business s
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by debazel 1y ago
Hetzner will almost immediately nuke your data if you miss a payment and often outright ban you and your business from ever using them again. Hetzner is great for cheap personal sites but I would never use them for any serious business use-
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by debazel 1y ago
Rome was going to be a whole toolchain built completely in Javascript. That was why they started with linting and formatting because they first had to implement the Javascript language parser and AST that was going to be the core of Rome. L
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by debazel 1y ago
Sure, but a large part of why they never managed to produce anything useful is because SWC/ESBuild basically made the whole Rome architecture obsolete and killed all momentum around the project before they got anywhere.
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by debazel 1y ago
Rome also failed because it was attempting to build everything (transpiler/bundler/linter/etc) from scratch. It was also unfortunately timed. When they started they were competing against webpack, but right around the start o
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by debazel 1y ago
It doesn't seem like this project is intended to replace the existing tools, but rather combine them into a more convenient bundle.
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by debazel 1y ago
Ha, I've had the exact same thought before as well, but due to lack of experience and time constraints I ended up using mitmproxy with a small Python script instead. It was slow and buggy, but it served it purpose... While searching fo
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by debazel 1y ago
The whole reason to sideloading in the first place is to circumvent Google's control.
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by debazel 1y ago
Discord doesn't store ID indefinitely either, but there is a time frame, both between data submission and processing, as well as between the start of the breach and the end, during which the data can be leaked.
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by debazel 1y ago
It isn't because age verification has made storing personal information like this an "essential" operation.
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by debazel 1y ago
And Apple has been in the forefront to normalized the "a war on general computing" for more than a decade now. 15 years ago this is exactly what we said was going to happen with the normalization of Apple's locked down ecosys

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