genezeta

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   by genezeta 4y ago

   Why not make this a user-style? [0] In particular I ask this because your approach -if generally applied- means installing an extension for each single site, which feels a bit too much. [0] https://userstyles.org/styles&#x2F
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   by genezeta 4y ago

   You're absolutely right. Thanks.
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   by genezeta 4y ago

   Yes. It's common in most of Europe afaik. B5 is a quite nice size for notebooks.
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   by genezeta 4y ago

   Yes, but that is really rarely used -at least around here-. Most envelopes nowadays have opted for different factors. Usually you fold an A4 in thirds on the longer side and use an 110x220 envelope.
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   by genezeta 4y ago

   There is a secondary series, B, in which the base size, B0, -instead of being defined for its area of 1 square meter as is A0- is defined to be 1 meter wide. A series is then 1, 1/2, 1/4, etc square meters, while B is 1, 1/2,
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   by genezeta 4y ago

   This is my experience too most of the time. In one case, Airbus, they didn't even bother with a phone call. I applied via their website's application process. More than a month later, without having heard anything from them at all
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   by genezeta 4y ago

   It does look like a bug. Like the iframe and the parent are sending each other a message to match the heights of the content document and the iframe element but it miss-calculates producing a vertical scroll to appear, which then posts anot
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   by genezeta 4y ago

   I do remember Venkman crashing multiple times, but to be fair it was the older "sort of stand-alone"-ish Venkman. The later version packed as an extension was a bit more stable. But going back to the relevance subject, I don'
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   by genezeta 4y ago

   For me, that point of surrender is not set by the code itself but by the people involved. That is, the code may be bad, terrible, horrific even, but if the team is actually willing to make the effort of improving themselves along with the c
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    I once inherited a reasonably good code base. It wasn't a large project but it did have a certain complexity; it was a web application to write and manage HTML-formatted e-mail templates that the company then sent for various purpose
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    ?
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    I use a bookmarklet. It can be something basic, such as: javascript:void(document.oncontextmenu=document.onMouseDown=()=>true) ...which works for, maybe, 60% of cases. Or you can try a more sophisticated one for greater success.
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    Yes, it seems that there's a similar problem on that site.
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    Sorry for not following up. The phone is a decent but standard Android phone. The issues are almost bearable on Chrome, and awful on Firefox.
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    I don't know why, but this site completely shits up scrolling on mobile. It's like trying to skate over mud.
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    Yes. It's fixed in this one.
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    The error is still there, I'm afraid.
18. 378.▲
    by genezeta 4y ago

    The error about excessive/infinite type instantiation depth is still there. I mean, yes, it does "work" and FizzBuzz gets defined as expected. But... the error...
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    I get... This version of TypeScript (4.7.4#code/C4TwDgpgB[...]t7yAA) has not been prepared for the Playground It seems to be a problem with the encoding of # and / in the URL. Possibly other characters. Still, when fixing
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    Link is broken - remove the l at the end: https://www.atlasobscura.com/foods/egg-of-the-sun-mango
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    About 10 years ago or so, I was working at a certain place. They put me into a small team apparently focused on some R+D project under the direction of an "architect". Basically, the project was to package Cordova + Backbone + Mar
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    Even though I don't think it used this same effect but rather a simpler sound, I am reminded of MB's Star Bird, a toy spaceship from the late seventies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORtzJ3gZ5ho https:/&#x
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    To add to the other answer... The final goal is indeed to use all letters. If you just go around choosing words, let's say, at random, you'll end up with places where you cannot use some letters. Then you will have to unmark som
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    Apparently, there's https://skinflint.co.uk/?cat=nb for UK, which could be more approachable for non-German-speakers :)
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    While I don't claim to have the answer to your question, I think there's a jump you're making that may not be so straightforward and somewhat explain things. You say "people on HN seems to enjoy this kind of articles
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    It's probably a better idea to link to the article itself rather than to one specific figure: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41558-022-01356-y
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    It hasn't been a problem for the backend or devop teams either. The network load is... probably not something you, or me, can so offhandedly talk about here without the actual data. It depends a lot on which images are most used. I do
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    I know of at least one similar site where all that is achieved dynamically in the server. Images can be rotated, cropped, and resized dynamically. Common cuts can be made, cuts are cached, and making a new cut is done on the fly without not
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    > the thing we call web3 The thing some call web3.
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    by genezeta 4y ago

    I don't really care much about what role was responsible. I commented it more for the usefulness of discussions/meetings.