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by dormento 1y ago
On my standard 1080p screen I gotta set it to 200% zoom to be comfortable. Still LOTS of content on the screen and no space wasted.
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by dormento 1y ago
And her twitter handle RIP legend
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by dormento 1y ago
In case anyone missed the reference: https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03762 > (...) We propose a new simple network architecture, the Transformer, based solely on attention mechanisms, dispensing with recurrence and convo
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by dormento 1y ago
"Land of the free". I struggle to reconcile.
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by dormento 1y ago
Also, people's tendency to blame the victim. "You did this to yourself, you asked for it" etc.
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by dormento 1y ago
> Democracy is a precondition for lasting peace Op's comment was about how this is not a given. Though tbf I can't recall any "peaceful" dictatorships, while I can recall a few war-happy democracies.
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by dormento 1y ago
> black > throwaway48476 Every time.
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by dormento 1y ago
> I think Trump genuinely doesn't like people being killed While I do understand this might be true in essence, things are a lot more complicated. He's said some heinous things that riled up actual loonies into a frenzy more th
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by dormento 1y ago
Exactly. > Second, they should be using the public suffix list ( https://publicsuffix.org/ ) to avoid having their entire domain tagged. NO, Google should be "mindful" (I know companies are not people but w/
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by dormento 1y ago
Accessing from South America: "Sorry, you have been blocked"
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by dormento 1y ago
Stephen Colbert put it best: "Reality has a well known liberal bias"
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by dormento 1y ago
Behold the TASbot https://tasvideos.org/TASBot > TASBot is best described as a special R.O.B. robot outfitted with Legos to hold a custom circuit board that can exactly mimic the behavior of a video game controller. TASB
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by dormento 1y ago
An important detail is that the TAS is tool-assisted (as the name says), but it could conceivably run on original, unmodified hardware (besides the input assistance that allows things that no human being could perform).
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by dormento 1y ago
At this point, we're here just to suffer.
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by dormento 1y ago
I didn't know either, but hn came to the rescue. In case you're one of today's lucky 10000: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2020/05/25/where-do-eels-...
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by dormento 1y ago
When you think about it, isn't it kind of a developer's experience?
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by dormento 1y ago
> I did think the same thing about the 8bit era of video games. Can you elaborate? That sounds interesting.
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by dormento 1y ago
> I'm 15 Is this the new hn meta? https://github.com/jleuth/gofer leads to https://www.jleuthardt.com/ > Hey, I'm Jacob Leuthardt. I'm a two-time founder, I.T. infrastructure engin
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by dormento 1y ago
> throwaway5833 Of course. At work, I use the system my employer provides, with systemd and gnome. At home, I use the one that gives me the most freedom, with sysvinit and x11. Such is the reality of life.
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by dormento 1y ago
I think this might be an appropriate use for regular "Show HN", no?
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by dormento 2y ago
In Brazil as well. What makes it double funny is the whole security theater around being unable to carry certain items during flight (due to risk of explosives, for example). A determined person would probably be able to craft some makeshif
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by dormento 2y ago
My tools: always kept a close relationship with a couple c-levels I knew. When the layoffs hit, I had an escape hatch. So I guess you could say I used the power of friendship <3
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by dormento 2y ago
Brazilian here. - no card - technically not a specific app, its a payment method that any app with a checkout flow (for example) can chose to implement. - you register some id with your financial institution of choice (any of CPF - equivale
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by dormento 2y ago
> So in curious if there’s a certain time period that people look to and make an argument that the change wasn’t worth it. Not trying to be a smart-ass, but probably every generation as far back as one can imagine (adjusting for exceptio
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by dormento 2y ago
Ahh, the fabled "write-only" code.
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by dormento 2y ago
PROTIP: you can use your browser's zoom/accessibility/font-adjustment settings to solve most (if not all) of these problems.
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by dormento 2y ago
If they don't release it, it'll be less work when they inevitably discontinue it.
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by dormento 2y ago
> By targeting the USAG-1 gene(...) 兎 (usagi) in japanese means "rabbit", the most buck-toothy of animals. Going by the fact that they're japanese researchers, this must be a pun.
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by dormento 2y ago
Check the edit log https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Vibe_coding&actio... It shows the first version as created by a certain Andy Gordon. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:AndyGordon
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by dormento 2y ago
I wonder how much of the W3 standards one could ignore and end up with a functionally useful web browser. Technically you do not need javascript to create say a checkout flow, though you'd need TLS...

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