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by fouc 2y ago
I just saw it was updated. Great news! > Added missing symbols + - = > Changed the top of 1 to distinguish from letters. https://github.com/internet-development/www-server-mono/rele...
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by fouc 2y ago
I kinda feel like the difference between the 1 and l is still reasonably obvious, the top serif is significantly different. But it could be improved by removing the bottom left serif from the l.
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by fouc 2y ago
Waking up with a dry mouth in the morning can happen from drinking too much water per day without sufficient electrolytes (i.e. more than 5 liters of water a day)
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by fouc 2y ago
Strange, chart doesn't load in Safari 15.6, no error message in console.
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by fouc 2y ago
>As someone on the other side that's the reviewer of the report, it's actually: > Unfortunately it is hard for the reviewer to tell the two apart
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by fouc 2y ago
https://x.com/karpathy/status/1814038096218083497 LLMs will start shrinking massively in size soon, without any loss in performance.
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by fouc 2y ago
Given that people are generally bad at giving accurate estimates, the story points is asking the question in a different way, it's asking "what's the likely complexity of implementing this?" rather than "how long wo
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by fouc 2y ago
Given the dates 2000/2001 you mentioned it sounds more like Classic Mac OS than Mac OS X (which wasn't released until March 24, 2001)
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by fouc 2y ago
As much as I want to hear about great transhumanism ideas, title seems unnecessarily incendiary/implied strawmanning.
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by fouc 2y ago
I heard that most of the U.S car manufacturers have drastically reduced their EV car manufacturing due to the slowing economy, so that means once demand for cars picks up again, they'll be ill-prepared to meet the demand for EV cars. (
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by fouc 2y ago
Isn't there a distinction between the house wiring and the solar/battery stuff? P.S. I've never heard of sparky being used as slang for an electrician, sounds very aussie.
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by fouc 2y ago
Go, Rust, and Elixir are probably all solid choices. Even PHP too - specifically Laravel. Ultimately it depends on the developers interests & existing knowledge. Elixir (& the underlying Erlang) and Go certainly come with a lot of
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by fouc 2y ago
The problem is that when Chrome came out it was heavily marketed/targeted towards developers. Developers took it up and then built websites in & for Chrome. The end result is many websites work better in Chrome than Firefox or Saf
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by fouc 2y ago
there is no bug called ladybird, you mean ladybug..
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by fouc 2y ago
I remember watching one of the early videos of you starting working on the browser, and you said something along the lines of wanting a browser that was sort of a dumb renderer - one that didn't attempt to be a whole Operating System.
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by fouc 2y ago
I've always thought QNX 4.24 w/ Photon microGUI should've been fully open sourced, even a decade later. It would've been competitive with linux in the desktop OS arena.
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by fouc 2y ago
Sounds like we need some sort of Geneva Conventions around protesting, a set of rules that protestors & governments can agree on so that we differentiate between "legit protesting" vs not. Was Occupy Wallstreet illegit?
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by fouc 2y ago
Amusing, at the beginning they make fun of people retconning fake histories onto successful people, even referencing Elon Musk and the emerald mine.
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by fouc 2y ago
Maybe you forgot how long it took to learn to read & understand the code of the programming languages you're familiar with. Elixir is so different from languages you might know there's a learning curve.
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by fouc 2y ago
Jose Valim gave an overview of this in last month's ElixirEU Conf https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agkXUp0hCW8
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by fouc 2y ago
looks like pecan nuts
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by fouc 2y ago
I'm imagining software developers using this as their primary work device. Like authors that use typewriters. Distraction free. If they need to develop for the web, they can just prop their phone above the display, and develop in mob
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by fouc 2y ago
I feel like the constant upgrade cycle of OSes with API breaking changes around the OS's GUI layer has a tendency to kill off most of these playful apps. TL;DR: playfulness is killed by the arms race of constantly upgrading to the late
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by fouc 2y ago
> In this paper, we argue against the view that when ChatGPT and the like produce false claims they are lying or even hallucinating, and in favour of the position that the activity they are engaged in is bullshitting, in the Frankfurtian
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by fouc 2y ago
You're assuming it is not an old bug and that the branch is somehow kept around for other developers to re-open months or years later. A PR for each commit seems overkill. Usually a PR is for a feature, but code-wise, a feature might
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by fouc 2y ago
The solution is to develop for Safari primarily, check your work in Firefox, and ignore Chrome.
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by fouc 2y ago
Who says monoliths don't have clear and explicit separation of concern between domain concerns? I think that just comes down to how the codebase is organized and how disciplined the team is, or possibly breaking out core parts into se
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by fouc 2y ago
I remember reading somewhere that all large companies in China are effectively state-owned, they basically always have a CCP member of the party on their board, which even the CEO is beholden to.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan won't cover popular weight-loss drugs(bridgemi.com)
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by fouc 2y ago
Would be nice if the Encyclopedia was detailed enough to be able to re-build the grid ;)

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