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by graynk 3y ago
It’s good now _if_ you OCR only scanned documents or otherwise have a lot of control over how you prepare the images before it’s OCR’ed. For more general purpose recognition with weird fonts and bad image quality EasyOCR gave me much better
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by graynk 3y ago
I normally just inspect the element in dev tools and disable the attached paste event handler. Not the most convenient way, but also I don’t need to do it all that often
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by graynk 3y ago
Cheap phones lack storage space. Disabling the plugin does not really inconvenience you in any real way besides annoying you with the fact that it’s there
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by graynk 3y ago
> I want to hear from you Since you asked - I‘m going to be a grumpy old man and yell at the clouds - I hate superapps. With a passion. I really hope we start to move away from them, I would much rather use 18 different apps and uninstal
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by graynk 3y ago
Both Conversations and Monal are abysmal from modern UI/UX standpoint and don’t get even close to something like Whatsapp or Telegram (and those two have lots to improve themselves) Same can be said about desktop clients.
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by graynk 3y ago
So we chose to make developer‘s life easier at the cost of inconveniencing the user. I think it should be the other way around
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by graynk 3y ago
> I'm not aware of any competing apps that have it Discord has that, though I wouldn't call it Telegram's competitor
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by graynk 3y ago
> You probably meant web.telegram.org which is well hidden and nowhere to be found on their web site so I didn't know about it. It's not hidden, it's right there in the list of apps along with everything else: https:&#x2F
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by graynk 3y ago
> It's still a tool after all. I think that's the crux of the whole argument. It's an imperfect (but useful) tool, which sometimes produces answers that make it seem like it can reason, but it clearly can't reason on
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by graynk 3y ago
> You are really trying to make it not have reasoning for your own benefit This whole thread really seems like it's the other way around. It's still very easy to make ChatGPT to spit out obviously wrong answers depending on the
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by graynk 3y ago
I second this notion. I was really excited to try it out, only to have it fail to run most of our projects: * can't use AWS SDK v3 because throws an error when parsing a response; * can't use octokit (or anything that depends on j
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by graynk 3y ago
> As I said below, I absolutely loved these responses, BTW. I grinned all the way through reading them. That's great to hear! > I've not even heard of any of those "cosy low skill" games, but I will take a look Yep
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by graynk 3y ago
> I used to like quick, easy, shoot-em-up games I could learn in 2min and just have fun blasting away. I don't want to spend weeks exploring, I don't want to build or model or construct or toil. I don't want vast immersive
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by graynk 3y ago
> Everything else is just 3D shooting, but with slick graphics, and it's boring. That’s just quite simply not true, but I’m guessing you aren’t really looking to be disproved, or you would have found myriads of other worthy and uniq
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by graynk 3y ago
I misread this as “Monkey Breaks World Record Covering 4,183 Km On A Tank” and got REALLY excited at first
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by graynk 3y ago
There are cross-platform GUIs available for dot net: https://avaloniaui.net/
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by graynk 4y ago
MOS [0] is also pretty good, if you like smooth scroll. [0] https://mos.caldis.me/
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by graynk 4y ago
> I will point out that anecdotally, I don't hear too many people wanting their mouse's scrolling to work in the opposite direction as their trackpad. I think Apple's probably got well over 99% of the userbase covered with
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by graynk 4y ago
I haven’t sent an SMS in literal years, so the backlash in this thread is very interesting to me. I wonder if it’s a strictly US thing
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by graynk 4y ago
Sorry, but I can't take seriously any list that starts off with Clean Code.
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by graynk 4y ago
It looks like it was taken from https://scribe.rip (an alternative frontend for Medium)
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by graynk 4y ago
That’s assuming that the wireguard protocol is not blocked by that same DPI that you’re trying to circumvent. The more tools - the better
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by graynk 4y ago
I got the same error, it's related to WebGL being disabled when `privacy.resistFingerprinting` is enabled. The related error is `TypeError: this.minigl is undefined`
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by graynk 4y ago
I love the app, but consider disabling the visual stuff instead of failing with an exception in cases when WebGL is disabled: it's not strictly necessary for the app to work.
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by graynk 5y ago
Bottles did not work very well for me. I'd suggest Lutris - it does a lot of things to ease the pains and has reasonable defaults. But if your game is on Steam - then just install Steam and let the game run through Proton, you don&#x27
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by graynk 5y ago
I've just finished playing through Elden Ring via Valve's Proton and now moving onto Hitman 3 from Epic Games Store via regular Wine. Somehow it works even better than the Windows versions (Elden Ring has noticeably less stutters,
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by graynk 5y ago
Multiplayer games are a very small subset of video games "video games" have not "become" anything, they're basically the same, unless you choose to play exclusively AAA blockbusters and online free2play.
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by graynk 5y ago
It goes way too far on the "privacy oriented defaults" spectrum, I think. Why would I want a browser that does not save history by default?
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by graynk 5y ago
I thought this looked nice, so I tried it. It created a runner, so far so good. Then I tried to install an app, launched .exe installer My PC froze, I couldn't even move my mouse, so I had to hard reset. I tried a second time: this tim
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by graynk 5y ago
There's a whitepaper on the website. Short answer: they don't care > There are a lot of people arguing that online jamming does not work because the overall delay is too high. They claim that latencies above 10 ms are not accep

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