fouc

10 ms·

211.
by fouc 11mo ago
it's a web page on a subdomain of his existing personal website, so probably didn't take him much time at all, probably about as fast as it would take to write up the text in a word document and then farting around with the stylin
212.
by fouc 11mo ago
Reasons 1, 2, and 4 convince me the most. It's insane how slow and cumbersome github's code review page has been is ever since they moved from rails to react.
213.
by fouc 11mo ago
There's a good example from another poster here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45833236
214.
by fouc 11mo ago
"I'm sorry for you" is a bit weird, normally we would say "I feel sorry for you", both having the meaning of showing sympathy. It would typically be inappropriate to use either of those in a sincere apology message
215.
by fouc 11mo ago
I made a discovery today. I found a computer. Wait a second, this is cool. It does what I want it to. If it makes a mistake, it's because I screwed it up. Not because it doesn't like me...
216.
by fouc 11mo ago
I agree, literally the definition of a status page is: "A status page is used to communicate real-time information about a company's system health, performance, and any ongoing incidents to users. It helps reduce support tickets,
217.
by fouc 11mo ago
"A status page is used to communicate real-time information about a company's system health, performance, and any ongoing incidents to users. It helps reduce support tickets, improve transparency, and build trust by keeping users
218.
by fouc 11mo ago
The Tao of Zen in 5 words.
219.
by fouc 11mo ago
> although availability was definitely spotty in the past. lol, that seems like a reference to the William Gibson quote "The future is already here, it's just unevenly distributed"
220.
by fouc 11mo ago
sometimes youtube videos show QR codes somewhere on the screen now, and it sure would be nice to be able to easily click on those.
221.
by fouc 1y ago
The m1 air native resolution is 2560x1600 and the 'best for display' default is 1280x800, that's 2x integer scaling. But yeah if you have a different resolution set, it'll be fractional and probably a bit blurry in comp
222.
by fouc 1y ago
I assume if you stick a .venv in your home directory it'll essentially be available globally as you desired.. and overridden in project specific .venv or similar
223.
by fouc 1y ago
“Any sufficiently complicated concurrent program in another language contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden implementation of half of Erlang.” — Robert Virding
224.
by fouc 1y ago
What's fascinating is the the Rat Utopia[0] experiment in overpopulation from the late 60's that Dr. John Calhoun ran. As a result, more than fifty years ago, on tape, Dr. John Calhoun made some eerily accurate[1] extrapolations o
225.
by fouc 1y ago
Another way to think of it is: If you tend to engage in suspicious behavior, you'll probably start regarding others with suspicion. Essentially, your actions will engender your world view.
226.
by fouc 1y ago
>trains and jets there's more than a hundred people on those vehicles though. also I'm sure a lot of the safety is driven in part by customer demand - people would quickly stop buying airplane tickets if airplanes were crashing
227.
by fouc 1y ago
Not surprising at all? I expect Grokipedia is essentially a fork of Wikipedia. It's going to take awhile to fully diverge.
228.
by fouc 1y ago
> ID verification is becoming common across AI platforms Yikes if true. I wonder why?
229.
by fouc 1y ago
It's crazy how much of a stranglehold the Procreate app seems to have in the iPad world for drawing.
230.
by fouc 1y ago
In the aforementioned youtube video, he mentions that his ozone generator automatically cycles, running for a few minutes every hour. That's probably how he was able to leave it running for several days with no issues, at least compar
231.
by fouc 1y ago
Been hearing of drive failures lately with Samsung, Sandisk, and even Crucial. Possibly because the bulk of recent drive production is getting reserved by the AI datacenters?
232.
by fouc 1y ago
You seem to be conflating javascript with web technologies. So many other web tech doesn't shift nearly as much as the javascript space does.
233.
by fouc 1y ago
Would be interesting if we can find a way to pair LLM with other AI techniques for searching a solution space.
234.
by fouc 1y ago
The title is misleading "Trapped" made me think they were stuck inside the car for 10 hours. No, only their car was stuck.
235.
by fouc 1y ago
I can only assume it is silly revenge seeking behavior. Look at how symmetrical it is: 1. RC takes over GitHub Repository and locks everyone out 2. Arko takes over RubyGems server and locks everyone out. He was an authorized actor
236.
by fouc 1y ago
you're ignoring that both sides are doing poisoning attacks on wikipedia, trying to control the narrative. it's not just the "radical right"
237.
by fouc 1y ago
nobody is that naive... to do what? to ablate/abliterate bad information from their LLMs?
238.
by fouc 1y ago
Thought it'd be interesting to compare some indexes.. Thailand seems to be doing better than India on some measures, with China quite a bit further ahead. India * Productive Capacities Index (PCI, 2022): 45.3 (108th out of 1
239.
by fouc 1y ago
docker definitely runs faster inside linux running in a VM on macOS. funny how that works given the overhead on running a VM, but it seems running on a linux & ext4fs interfaces give it quite a performance boost.
240.
by fouc 1y ago
you could try moving your dev environment & docker into a linux VM.. could do something similar to this: https://medium.com/carvago-development/my-docker-on-macos-pa... I mention this because I'm guessing you

More ›