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by dmd 9mo ago
What does 'lifetime' mean? Mine are nearly all original.
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by dmd 9mo ago
Build, no. But here in New England (Boston suburbs) even double-pane windows are still quite rare, because most houses are ~100 years old or more.
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by dmd 9mo ago
Or IIIF.
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by dmd 9mo ago
How much more open do you want it to be? It’s MIT licensed.
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by dmd 9mo ago
<3 <3 <3
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by dmd 9mo ago
They used to be very responsive. “Multiple locations are on the way” (bottom left corner) has been like that for years now. Still the best of all the weather apps though.
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by dmd 9mo ago
If $DEITY wants me to win, the winning lottery ticket will be dropped by someone and it’ll blow into my car and get lodged onto the dashboard.
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by dmd 9mo ago
I know someone who spent upwards of $10k on a single 3-foot HDMI cable that was 'infused with Peruvian copper'. He says it makes the colors "more true".
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by dmd 9mo ago
What does audio have to do with this post?
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by dmd 9mo ago
supposing you brought the light inside the body, either through the skin or some other way
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by dmd 10mo ago
Yes, that is the analogy I am making. People argued that bicycles (a tool for humans to use) could not possibly work - even as people were successfully using them.
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by dmd 10mo ago
People denied that bicycles could possibly balance even as others happily pedaled by. This is the same thing.
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by dmd 10mo ago
https://3e.org/private/z80ulmweb/ It's just one-shot AI slop - literally, the prompt was 'make a web based version of [github url of this project]' and it spat this out. It appears to work fine. I&#
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by dmd 10mo ago
It just felt more coherent and tight to me.
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by dmd 10mo ago
Here you go! https://3e.org/books/ I read ~80-100 books a year, mostly SF/F.
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by dmd 10mo ago
50 years from now? this is already absolutely a thing.
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by dmd 10mo ago
Er... yes? Obviously? What are you even asking?
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by dmd 10mo ago
Almost nothing I do has to do with what users actually see though. It’s all things like “why didn’t the SSO flow work”.
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by dmd 10mo ago
Thanks. I would love to understand what people are doing with Playwright that doesn't involve those things. I really can't recall ever using it where that wasn't what I was doing. I use it letting Claude fix things. You can
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by dmd 10mo ago
Does it allow you to inject js, modify the DOM, and most crucially monitor/modify network requests? I do those things in probably 95-99% of the time I reach for playwright mcp in claude, and from the "For Agents" part of the
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by dmd 10mo ago
Wow. That's way higher than I thought. Huh!
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by dmd 10mo ago
Just like all those normal people want rid of their bloated day-to-day monster of a web and therefore go and do something like, say, install an ad blocker? Oh right. 99% of people don't do even that , much less switch their life over
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by dmd 10mo ago
And at least 5 times a year someone designs a new one where it is painfully obvious that they're almost entirely unaware that anyone has ever designed one before - or if you're very lucky, maybe they've heard of ABC.
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by dmd 10mo ago
Hours, for me.
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by dmd 10mo ago
It has nothing whatsoever to do with sinking CO2.
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by dmd 10mo ago
That would be pretty great. I have half a dozen codabar-based cards.
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by dmd 10mo ago
Could you add Codabar? edit: oh, I guess you can't, because Apple Wallet doesn't support it.
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by dmd 10mo ago
A very particular set of skills.
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by dmd 10mo ago
“A good science fiction story should be able to predict not the automobile but the traffic jam.” ― Frederik Pohl
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by dmd 10mo ago
being able to reply IS the ability to send to an arbitrary address, because the SMTP protocol makes it trivial to SEND an email from any arbitrary address.

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