docmars

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by docmars 9mo ago
The added dimension really made things intuitive so you weren't left guessing which vertical had to do with what. One space would give you enough context to know what might be next navigating up/down. It's really a shame how
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by docmars 9mo ago
Thanks for explaining! I was mainly curious what viable alternatives there would be for the average user, and I think your suggestions are sound. Even technical folks wants things to feel as frictionless as possible. The nice thing about re
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by docmars 9mo ago
Wow I completely forgot that Spaces were also vertically oriented. I miss that.
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by docmars 9mo ago
Especially when Sequoia will be supported by security updates for at least another 1-2 years. There aren't any compelling "gotta have it" reasons to upgrade to Tahoe.
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by docmars 9mo ago
I'm completely with you on this. Everything from scrolling to how windows behave makes a huge difference in the feeling of quality and responsiveness. Once you're spoiled by a macOS machine's smoothness, it's hard to use
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by docmars 9mo ago
Can Apple get it over with and revert this overhaul? It's such a disaster. Sequoia's UI and icons were nearly perfect and still looked modern. There was no need for this change whatsoever.
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by docmars 9mo ago
I think that leaves: how would you prefer to recover your account if you lost access?
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by docmars 10mo ago
It isn't a free service -- only during the alpha you get access to an "Individual" account which would normally run $20/mo once the test period is over. https://exe.dev/docs/pricing
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by docmars 10mo ago
I thought I was crazy for reading articles backwards, but it really does help to build a better picture of what's being shared or reported. I find that a lot of journalists like to pack their writing with fluff before they even reach t
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by docmars 10mo ago
I wish the AI tech giants would adopt the same thinking and let us breathe for a change.
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by docmars 10mo ago
Borders can be applied to table cells independent of the content inside cells. Gap decorations allow you to add borders between flex/grid items, but without the woes of dealing with table quirks and behavior. Common use cases would inc
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by docmars 10mo ago
I would pay for Firefox if it meant it could still block ads and well... survive.
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by docmars 10mo ago
I am never going to stop eating beef or poultry, no matter what any scientist or politician thinks about sustainability. We have been using these as healthy, nutritious food sources for eons. I'm fine with people creating alternatives
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by docmars 10mo ago
This doesn't surprise me much; social networks have worked in tandem with governments, allowing them to call the shots to remove any content that opposed their political agendas, narratives, and opinions, to the extent that facts were
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by docmars 10mo ago
You will subscribe and be happy, and when the prices increase, you will have no choice but to keep paying or you will lose access to the thing you've paid more than enough for in a lifetime, for features you never asked for.
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by docmars 10mo ago
Good old 9-slice scaling, I don't miss it for one bit.
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by docmars 11mo ago
If you ask a mainstream LLM to repeat a slur back to you, it will refuse to. This was determined by the AI company, not the content it was trained on. This should be incredibly obvious — and this extends to many other issues. In fact, OpenA
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by docmars 11mo ago
I'd expect LLMs' biases to originate from the companies' system prompts rather than the volume of training data that happens to align with those biases.
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by docmars 11mo ago
Couldn't this be compiled to a single-file executable using Bun or Deno, to avoid the need for a runtime install? https://bun.com/docs/bundler/executables
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by docmars 11mo ago
This is the perfect example of a product nobody asked for, but someone brilliantly decided to create waste with.
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by docmars 11mo ago
$150 for a sock? Is Apple completely joking?
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by docmars 11mo ago
Especially when you consider how expensive "good" OCR software is
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by docmars 11mo ago
I see what ya did there, you get an upvote.
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by docmars 11mo ago
Not very well, it's always too vague. Good opportunity to compete with a browser extension or service!
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by docmars 11mo ago
The next obvious step will be SimCity 2000 completely implemented using web tech. One can hope!
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by docmars 1y ago
Could it be that sharing conservative ideas is against Reddit's community guidelines? There are other subreddits with primarily right or moderate leaning communities and comments in those get deleted all the time with moderator message
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by docmars 1y ago
This entire article is subject to the whims and misinterpretations from Trump's staunchest opponents who gleefully lie and twist almost everything he and his administration does — everyone should take this with a giant grain of salt.
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by docmars 1y ago
Flashlights weren't created with the intent to aid and abet criminal behavior. ICEBlock was. If it's being used primarily for that purpose, there's a strong case to be made that it should be shut down, especially if it's
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by docmars 1y ago
Is the guy with a hat a law enforcement officer? Are you reporting his presence to evade a crime you or your friend are committing?
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by docmars 1y ago
Tell me, why are police scanners illegal in some states when used to aid in evading police or used to facilitate criminal activity? How is ICEBlock any different? And please, don't play dumb.

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