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by degamad 1y ago
> chill /frysquint.jpg
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by degamad 1y ago
And zero incentive not to.
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by degamad 1y ago
The author addresses that in footnote 2: > [2] Another approach: instead of altering IFS, begin the loop with for arg in "$@" - double quoting the iteration variable. This changes loop semantics to produces the nicer beha
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by degamad 1y ago
> React supports rendering to HTML ahead of time (SSR)... So does XSLT?
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by degamad 1y ago
Agreed, we just conveniently forget about those when speaking about how complex Unicode is.
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by degamad 1y ago
Yep, that's the point I was making - that choosing fixed 4-byte code-points doesn't significantly reduce the complexity of capturing everything that Unicode does.
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by degamad 1y ago
It's not just the variable byte length that causes an issue, in some ways that's the easiest part of the problem. You also have to deal with code points that modify other code points, rather than being characters themselves. That&
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by degamad 1y ago
But in any context in which the attr() function is used, the type information is inherent, right? min-width: attr(foo) /* implicitly requires type to be length */ color: attr(bar) /* implicitly requires type to
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by degamad 1y ago
Note that this is just announcing that the surgery "is expected to take place soon" - it's not a story about a successful operation. The news is that they received approval to do this as a trial with eight patients a few mont
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by degamad 1y ago
Obligxkcd: https://xkcd.com/1838/
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by degamad 1y ago
One thing that's not clear in the write-up here: *which* audit log is he talking about? Sharepoint file accesses? Copilot actions? Purview? Something else?
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by degamad 1y ago
Enabling a second profile on my android phone and putting Facebook in there instead of in the browser on my primary profile led to an ~90% reduction on the time I spend on Facebook. However, I do have to check it from time to time for one o
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by degamad 1y ago
Jacking the price up before you buy allows you to decide not to buy, and to switch to an alternative instead. So VW has an incentive to keep up-front prices low. Once you have bought the car, you are locked into paying the higher subscripti
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by degamad 1y ago
The difference is that the bank can't suddenly decide that you owe them $800 each month instead of $720, but VW can decide that your subscription costs $100 instead of $20.
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by degamad 1y ago
I think the analogy is to construction, not engineering. In construction, architects and designers do different jobs. The software equivalents of those roles map reasonably well to the construction equivalents.
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by degamad 1y ago
So playing around with the goal of "highest quality thumbnail" in mind, I notice that the oEmbed data appears to always return the hqdefault.jpg url, regardless of what's available.
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by degamad 1y ago
I just took a look at the code that's returned when you open https://www.youtube.com/embed/<videoid>?feature=oembed and noticed a couple of additional image file names you may want to check. iurl: &q
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by degamad 1y ago
I generally prefer the oEmbed approach. It's mentioned on the SO question linked in Paul Irish's write-up. I'll throw together a sample at some point.
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by degamad 1y ago
> Also, this directly contradicts the opening line where he says "...losing touch with reality because of AI". He addresses that in the next post: > AI was the trigger, but not the gun. One way of teasing that apart is to co
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by degamad 1y ago
By 2-sided, OP probably means that the problem is that the cable has two USB-C ends, not that the USC-c connector is symmetric. If you have an A end and a B or C end, you can assume that the device on the A end is supplying power and the de
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by degamad 1y ago
> firmer snort
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by degamad 1y ago
Passkey are more like password managers, and less like MFA tokens - despite the fact that many passkey implementations can function as MFA tokens as well. Bitwarden the password manager includes a full passkey implementation, which doesn&#x
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by degamad 1y ago
> Are you saying raising your insulin levels hourly, 18 times a day, will not do anything to your metabolism? What metabolic effect do you expect from raising your insulin levels hourly?
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by degamad 1y ago
Interesting concept, but why is that site filled with Top X blogspam?
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by degamad 1y ago
Dario Amodei: https://www.windowscentral.com/software-apps/work-productivi...
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by degamad 1y ago
Varies by geography, so yeah, by country as well. It's a major issue in the US as per the comments in this thread, but here in Australia, almost the entire country[0] has indoor radon levels at 5% or less of the concern threshold level
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by degamad 1y ago
Great for bridging air-gaps....
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by degamad 1y ago
> who has ever spent years in jail for this? Aaron Swartz? EDIT: apparently he wasn't in jail, he was on bail while the case was ongoing - but the shortest plea deal would still have had him in jail for 6 months, and the penalty was
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by degamad 1y ago
It's an AI writing tell that was copied from so many of us who use it.
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by degamad 1y ago
> it does not do anything to defeat 3rd party tracking It does reduce the footprint of data able to be correlated across browser restarts , which is not nothing, but is much less than most people assume. So everything you do on this vi

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