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by graypegg 1y ago
Genuine question, what happened to Apple TV to make it a complete disaster? I feel like I probably missed something. (There's no good way to ask that without sounding like a fanboy, sorry haha. I just genuinely don't know.)
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by graypegg 1y ago
On the LLM idea, if you could group reports by issue (by parsing the user provided input and whatever context you save from the page screenshot into some embedding) and then only escalate things when several different IPs have reported a si
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by graypegg 1y ago
I love the UI concept. Being able to point at a broken thing rather than try to uniquely describe the position/state/path to a broken thing is smart! Hooooever, "bug" could be a bit ambiguous to a lot of people. Looks li
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by graypegg 1y ago
Here's the license text: https://www.modular.com/legal/community There isn't actually much detail. It seems a lot of restrictions lead to "contact us".
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by graypegg 1y ago
Looks like this is your first article on this blog, nice job! Followed!
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by graypegg 1y ago
I do think other tech gets unfairly bound up with jquery in these sorts of posts. It makes it feel more like nostalgia than a real recommendation. Jquery isn’t going to make anything easier today. It’s definitely contemporary with this age
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by graypegg 1y ago
I mean, the phrase isn't "Don't reinvent A wheel". I do feel like it's good advice as-is! To me, "reinvent" implies starting from nothing (inventing), again: If you can learn from why THE wheel is the way
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by graypegg 1y ago
I do sort of miss bower [0] for this reason. It was really just a way to download javascript and plunk it into your application. It was standard practice to check all of your vendor dependencies into SCM. [1] Of course a good chunk of it wa
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by graypegg 1y ago
I mess around in VRchat every once in a while (maybe once-twice a month?) because it still is really fun with friends that don't live close by... but that really is about it. I personally can only get about 30-45 minutes in VR before I
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by graypegg 1y ago
I think that would be really neat for small scale web publishing, but making it a subset of browser standards could be a really difficult sell to the people making browsers. While it's easier to build a browser to a subset of such a ma
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by graypegg 1y ago
Damn... got to adjust the roadmap. Universe heat death milestone just got moved up.
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by graypegg 1y ago
I really like Ruby, I do sort of wish it could focus on it's own identity a bit. Some new features feel almost prescribed from other languages? Like, RBS and Namespaces specifically... they don't really fit the model of Ruby exact
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by graypegg 1y ago
Use whatever you feel most effective in. I would say Ruby is around much more than you might expect by the sounds of it. (The usual big names touted on the Rails homepage + many start ups + agency products) though it's definitely over
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by graypegg 1y ago
Now built a little workplace internal tool that needed a login page with it! Honestly pretty satisfied, it's simple enough that 10minutes is all you need to understand how it works: incredibly boring and standard (/pos) My one gri
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by graypegg 1y ago
Additionally meta: I would also say that complaining about downvotes, generally tends to bring more downvotes.
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by graypegg 1y ago
So one interesting thing I find myself doing if I'm not taking my ADHD meds on a given day, is day dreaming way more. I tend to lose focus and run around in my own mind even if I'm doing something that's __supposed__ to be st
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by graypegg 1y ago
Really neat app! A button that says "instantly" and actually does the thing instantly already makes this better than every alternative! ;) Maybe just an idea I think would be worth charging for to offset costs on yourself: if you
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by graypegg 1y ago
Some sort of escape room backbone software that links together all of the hardware according to a script is such a neat idea. It would be so cool to have something like Twine [0] to build out the story graphically, where input/output i
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by graypegg 1y ago
> ...the new Play Services will limit that exposure to three days, even if it's plugged in. This will be fun to track down after a long weekend in embedded devices once this android patch number is old enough to be baked into crappy
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by graypegg 1y ago
Hey, maybe they're in a really old part of town! ...like really REALLY old. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iberian_scripts
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by graypegg 1y ago
That sort of makes me wonder if the best form of censoring would be solid black shape, THEN passing it through some diffusion image generation step to infill the black square. It will be obvious that it's fake, but it'll make dete
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by graypegg 2y ago
I really like big deskpads. The bigger the better. Having a big calendar/grid paper sheet right under your keyboard makes it so much more likely for me to pre-plan things because I can sketch faster than I can type. Here's an idea
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by graypegg 2y ago
Another example of this sort of interface is office phones. When someone knows their phone well, they can speed through a hold, page to another desk, then transer to them, without even looking at the keypad. I have a feeling that sort of &q
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by graypegg 2y ago
Honest feedback: if you're pitching this to a cohort of people specifically known to have trouble with focus, it might not be a good idea to lead with a video where you type out (with typos you go back and correct) the pitch for your a
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by graypegg 2y ago
It might have changed since I last had to deal with this (I hope!) but excel, at least ~5 years ago, was storing cell contents as they appear in the function box in the UI. As in, `1,23` is 1 and 23/100 when read in fr-CA, and this wou
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by graypegg 2y ago
(For good reason) Language is a picky thing in Canada, it's very important (when selling to the federal government or Québec) that both English and French localizations have equal footing. To open a en-US XLSX file in a fr-CA copy of E
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by graypegg 2y ago
Probably MM/DD (2 Jan) vs DD/MM (1 Feb) since Excel uses it's current locale for parsing. (=SUM in en-US, =SOMME in fr-CA for example... making any SaaS app in Canada that exports xlsx files is always rough.)
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by graypegg 2y ago
I honestly think it's https://godotengine.org/features/ , though I do think the GUI-only WYSIWYG creation flow hits a brick wall a little earlier than Flash did. Lots of content being made with it though! https:&#
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by graypegg 2y ago
The licensor grants you a copyright license for the software to do everything you might do with the software that would otherwise infringe the licensor's copyright, but only as long as you meet all the conditions below. Am I
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by graypegg 2y ago
I won't pretend to be an expert on the cultural aspects of this, but the most compelling historical proof they have of their thesis is that chart showing the measurement of hue over a whole bunch of objects in museums, by era. Is it po

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