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by dsego 9mo ago
That's not very reassuring.
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by dsego 9mo ago
But for how long?
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by dsego 9mo ago
Any opinions on using pure xylitol to stamp out streptococcus mutans and improve the oral microbiome.
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by dsego 9mo ago
So I shouldn't spend money lactibiane buccodental oral probiotics in pills?
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by dsego 9mo ago
What about the x-trans pattern? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fujifilm_X-Trans_sensor
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by dsego 9mo ago
For some reason it's currently broken for Firefox on Mac, at least on my end.
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by dsego 9mo ago
You can add shortcuts to the sidebar by dragging. You can right click the folder name in the top bar to get a list of parents. You can also View > Show Path Bar and see the the full clickable bread crumbs. Not sure why this is so confusi
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by dsego 9mo ago
Space for preview.
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AI vs. Real(ai-vs-real.com)
2 points by dsego 9mo ago|0 comments
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by dsego 10mo ago
I don't think it's the same, for me personally I don't like heavily processed images. But not in the sense that they need processing to look decent or to convey the perception of what it was like in real life, more in the sen
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by dsego 10mo ago
Depends on how good the human reviewers are. It's hard to give a thorough code review, you need to understand the code and requirements, pull the changes locally, manually test the PR, think about security, readability, catch line leve
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by dsego 10mo ago
Luckily, gemini catches a good amount of errors in PR reviews, less need for manual review unless you need to double check if the code structure and architecture is sane.
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by dsego 10mo ago
If I remember correctly, the game was just a showcase to test the new language. Afaik that's exactly why it's a sokoban clone, because he didn't want to spend time inventing new mechanics.
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by dsego 10mo ago
I think on average a dev can be x percent more productive, but there is a best case and worst case scenario. Sometimes it's a shortcut to crank out a solution quickly, other times the LLM can spin you in circles and you lose the whole
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by dsego 10mo ago
How do you compare it to the Portal games or the Talos principle? I find those superior in puzzle mechanics, sense of achievement and playing dynamics. They can be challenging but you never feel aimlessly going around without a purpose like
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by dsego 10mo ago
fn + backspace is forward delete on a mac
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Why Windows Can't Copy This Apple Button? [video](youtube.com)
1 points by dsego 10mo ago|4 comments
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by dsego 10mo ago
I also think we can use a combination of a PID - persistent ID (I always thought it was public) and an auto-increment integer ID. Having a unique key helps when migrating data between systems or referencing a piece of data in a different sy
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Are we stuck with the same Desktop UX forever? [video](youtube.com)
9 points by dsego 10mo ago|2 comments
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by dsego 10mo ago
It's like cancer eating at the body.
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by dsego 10mo ago
Does it use snap packages?
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by dsego 10mo ago
I was taught in school they were something in between.
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by dsego 10mo ago
*lose, not loose
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by dsego 10mo ago
I also use the magic trackpad. I even tried the renowned logitech mx master 4 but returned it the next day, heavy and straining for the wrist. And all of the extra buttons and actions on that mouse don't make much sense when the trackp
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by dsego 10mo ago
I think it's because the normal atan receives one argument, eg atan(y/x) and then sometimes you can't divide by zero, and it can’t distinguish quadrants (because we loose info on the sign of Y-coordinate and the X-coordinate)
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by dsego 10mo ago
It's not for gaming, but I think it's just generally not a good interface for it.
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by dsego 10mo ago
I think so, it's called the complex plane. A complex number has a real and an imaginary component a+bi, so like a vector. The amount of each gives you the coordinates on the plane (a or b can be zero as well on the axes).
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by dsego 10mo ago
They did say that "an icon is worth a thousand words" and that "people barely read text". Why is it helpful if you still need to read text? I understand that some icons are instantly recognizable, but these are really sm
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by dsego 10mo ago
There is a TV movie In Pursuit of Honor (1995) claiming to be based on true events. My short search online states that such things were never really documented, but it's plausible that there were similar things happening. > In Pursu
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by dsego 10mo ago
Not advocating, just warning about things to come.

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