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by ferfumarma 1y ago
I cannot understanding your argument at all.
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by ferfumarma 1y ago
The use of an AI lede image (no gate to enter the pool, no lifeguard) showing an outdoor pool in the parking lot is so confusing, when the model is actually making indoor facilities within the strip mall itself. This is editorial discretion
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by ferfumarma 1y ago
Rapid Serial Visual Presentation (RSVP) is a closely related topic that was popular on HN about 10 years ago. There were browser extensions that would present web content at 800 WPM, and they were fantastic. I wish they hadn't disappea
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by ferfumarma 1y ago
What's a good place to start for a completely naive but interested user?
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by ferfumarma 1y ago
I love everything I read about Phoenix. It's definitely the framework I'm going to use the next time I need to scratch an itch. Having a full stack that is easy to use as a learning sandbox is incredibly helpful in that regard, so
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The Oxford Electric Bell(en.wikipedia.org)
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by ferfumarma 1y ago
What part of the article are you referring to?
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by ferfumarma 1y ago
A nice write-up of a sad milestone
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by ferfumarma 1y ago
I think the issue is related to postal charges, and the reduction (or elimination?) of the "de minimis" exemption plus the tarrifs.
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by ferfumarma 1y ago
I really liked bropages, but it is defunct I think tldr is similar though
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
I'm deeply skeptical as well. If firefox doesn't have enough compelling ideas and features in its primary domain of the browser, then how are they going to develop a new mail competency in such a complete way that they can take on
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
The density of "nonetheless" is fairly high in that essay. Three times in about five paragraphs. Nonetheless, it was good.
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
It's a lot like sandstorm; the web hosting platform that Kenon Varda created. It failed as a corporation, but is still open source. It's a shame: it was before it's time and still holds up incredibly well.
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
> Follow us on Instagram: @alt_USDS Are you kidding me? Instagram is part of the tech bro cult that is supporting the authoritarian shift. Why would a tech savvy team make this choice? Crazy.
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
This is just stupid. TM is pseudoscience and doesn't belong on HN
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
> To mark the ending of the 52-year cycle, all fires in the Basin of Mexico are extinguished and then lit again from a single source, in what is called the New Fire Ceremony. So the renders are probably from right after the ceremony. Tro
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
> Linus only got an opinion once things blew up on social media which proves that social media works which is the exact opposite of what he claims. That is really an apt point. You can't condition people one way, and tell them to do
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
I'm your example it sounds like invites are a form of capability based security, which is what sandstorm uses. I'm not an expert, but my understanding is that sandstorm takes all of the system calls from your apps, and uses capn p
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
That is actually really scary for your mom to do. Neonates are uniquely susceptible to HSV and it can cause permanent catastrophic brain damage and death. Sharing saliva in any baby under 6 months is a terrible idea. It tends not to make th
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
> It's actually hilarious that whoever was in charge of Google's finder network decided to cripple the product's one and only function by prioritizing privacy. That is a hilariously apt and depressing point. Wow.
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
> So what is this prediction he made, anyway, and why is it so impressive? Well, in 1914, six months prior to the outbreak of World War 1, Durnovo wrote a truly remarkable ~7,600-word memorandum for Tsar Nicholas II and his top 2 or 3 mi
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
I decline to join your hyperstitious slur cascade [1]. Your point is well taken: the idea of a cargo cult as described by Feynman never happened quite that way, and likely came from a work of fiction. But that doesn't take away from th
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
How do you learn vim-slime? I have used vim before, so I have basic skills there, but I get lost and run out of time when I try to figure out how the slime model works and how to create a lisp project. Is there a tutorial you followed or a
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
Can anyone explain what this means? I've never heard of informatons. It seems interesting, but could be complete nonsense. Any physicists who can break it down?
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
This is so true. Sandstorm has been part of my selfhosted stack since it was a start-up, and it has worked for a decade with virtually zero attention, and no exploits I am aware of. If there are other hosted apps that want a really easy on-
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
That sounds so awful to experience! How hard was it to finally get rid of them?
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
Just be ready to repurchase all the content you already own on another VR platform like steam, and link the device to your Zuckerberg universal id.
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
I love this! Such a cool idea, and such a great resource.
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
One of the biggest problems with such an assertion is that it's not falsifiable. It could be that we are borrowing qbit processing power from Russel's quantum teapot.
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by ferfumarma 2y ago
I love Phoenix

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