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by foofoo12 1y ago
> It has happened to me several times that I was stuck on some problem for an hour in the night, but was able to solve it in 5 minutes in the morning. If you really try to solve a problem and then put it away for a day or two, you'l
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by foofoo12 1y ago
I noticed Luckfox Pico Mini isn't included there. Runs Linux. Few bucks on AliExpress: https://www.luckfox.com/Luckfox-Pico-Mini-A
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by foofoo12 1y ago
It sounds like some deity of fortune frantically balancing the books before an audit.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
> folks still win the lottery Yep, and: "In 1998, Bill Morgan, an Australian man from Melbourne was captured on film winning a AU$250,000 scratchcard while re-enacting his previous scratchcard win for a news report. The video of the
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by foofoo12 1y ago
I've never used a bad one, although I wouldn't class any of them as anything stellar. All of them have looked like a snake's twisted tongue. Using them depends on the delicate combination and application of brute force and te
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by foofoo12 1y ago
By all means, go full avant-garde. I have nothing against experimental stuff like this. The "throw it at the wall an see what sticks" idea. According to my own experience, it's entirely possible to write a rancid spaghetti ca
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by foofoo12 1y ago
Could we or do we have anything like that for the modern web?
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by foofoo12 1y ago
The Trade-offs section doesn't list the biggest one. Secretly, all code wants to be spaghetti. You and your team have to put a conscious effort into prevent that from happening. Degrading the core of the language like this is like inoc
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by foofoo12 1y ago
> Handwavily declaring what intelligence is not, while not explaining what is. That goes in the other direction too. Declaring it intelligent without explaining what it is. Or even worse, if any explanations are offered, they are often h
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by foofoo12 1y ago
Now ain't that something. I got caught by a spelling error whilst pretending to be an AI. I feel like the matrix is glitching.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
I was shocked to read your comment. But then, not only was there a truth to it; you where absolutely right. * You had the headline spot on. Then you explained what you thought might be the reason for it. * Then you pondered about why the OP
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by foofoo12 1y ago
It must be observed that the Apple enterprise is, above all else, a purveyor of fine physical contrivances and apparatus. Furthermore, they do also engage in the traffic and sale of digital programmes wrought by the hands of other, independ
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by foofoo12 1y ago
It might be a good idea to not attempt an WebRTC connection right away. Since you're only using it for collaboration, there's no need to connect right away. Privacy minded users might have it disabled by default since it's a
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by foofoo12 1y ago
What is the WebRTC connection used for?
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Link?
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by foofoo12 1y ago
Think of all the kompromat VPN services could have.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
"In Experiment 2 we have shown that people with aphantasia report higher AQ scores (more traits associated with autism than controls), and fall more often within the range suggestive of autism (≥32)." https://www.scienc
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by foofoo12 1y ago
The right thing to do it to handle that gracefully on the website and inform the user.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
Current Firefox on Linux. This is the console message: downloadable font: Glyph bbox was incorrect (glyph ids 33 55 62 81 82 83 84 87 88 89 90 112 119 120 123 139 159 162 164 166 178 184 185 217 218 272 273 274 275 279 281 284 290 291 292 3
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by foofoo12 1y ago
I get this message: The site takes a long time to load: is your internet slow? If you have an old version of the browser update to the latest or use the latest version of chrome. Close all tabs with the site and reload the last one. support
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by foofoo12 1y ago
> most programmers are visual thinkers I remember reading that there's a link between aphantasia (inability to visualize) and being on the spectrum. Being an armchair psychologist expert with decades of experience, I can say with ab
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by foofoo12 1y ago
Make sure to check out f2, the batch renaming CLI tool. It's perfectly honed and lubricated magic: https://github.com/ayoisaiah/f2 Got featured here on HN few weeks ago.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
At least be thankful you can say "no" more than three times. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45551504
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by foofoo12 1y ago
> The irony is I mirror people's response The problem with that is you go down to their level. There's no winning against a team of professional mud slingers in the mud. Even if you would win, that'd just make you one of t
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by foofoo12 1y ago
All this fuss because there was no pricing link on the front DS page. There still isn't. There's nothing wrong with charging for your work, but it's common courtesy to be clear about pricing.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
> The company didn't get into bed with the NSA until the turn of the century You don't know what you don't know.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
But, that's the only time NSA has ever done something like that, right? Right?!
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by foofoo12 1y ago
Ladies and gents, please help yourself to breakfast. Bread is by the toaster, butter and jam is on the table. The chicken pâte will be on the large wall once the chef finishes loading up the howitzer.
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by foofoo12 1y ago
Topical, Firehose of Falsehood: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firehose_of_falsehood
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by foofoo12 1y ago
Someone did build himself a chicken slapper to he could slap himself some chicken dinner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHFhnnTWMgI

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