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by graypegg 2y ago
Might also be interesting to see if mentioning a target ELO score actually works over enough simulated games. I can imagine there might be regular mentions of a player's ELO score near their match history in the training data. That way
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by graypegg 2y ago
I think they mean that you can always send back the content of a localstorage property with javascript grabbing the value and sending another request back with it in the body. Since the front end is going to run any javascript the server se
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by graypegg 2y ago
I think one important use case we have for cookies is "Secure; HttpOnly" cookies. Making a token totally inaccessible from JS, but still letting the client handle the session is a use case that localStorage can't help with. (
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by graypegg 2y ago
I'm only seeing a blog post with a single link to another 1 sentence page about enabling jmalloc. Are you sure this is the correct link?
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by graypegg 2y ago
I have an on-going topic with friends at work about what accessibility "means". It annoys me to no end when devs talk about some specific technical change "increasing accessibility". The accessibility best practices are
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by graypegg 2y ago
So I'm pretty uninformed about the guts of node-gyp, and why it's used, but if people need to bring in dependancies from outside javascript... could WASM be a good fit there? Could store the binaries instead, and ship those... and
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by graypegg 2y ago
I truly believe some flavour of "Javascript Classic" (some future state of JS before some big shift in syntax/mass migration to something else), C and x86 instructions will follow humanity for the rest of time. There will be
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by graypegg 2y ago
> Are there any highly developed nations that allow complete strangers with any nationality to buy and use a mobile phone without showing a national ID? Canada maybe? [I'm 80% sure that] Public Mobile will sell you a prepaid sim car
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by graypegg 2y ago
I actually went to the penis museum 5 years ago! It was... maybe not the best thing. It's not exactly clear in a lot of the marketing materials, and even once you arrive, that it's just a single room behind the front desk. It felt
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Why Ember Is Different: Running Browser Tests in a Browser(yehudakatz.com)
2 points by graypegg 2y ago|1 comments
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by graypegg 2y ago
It’ll be interesting to see where we end up using this. I don’t honestly see the CSS3 shield this is meant to replace very often anymore. Probably the place where it’ll be seen the most is in IDE file trees, where I’m a bit worried it’ll ju
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by graypegg 2y ago
Would combine quite well with `text-wrap` actually! [0] That way, the renderer knows the area it needs to fill (the implicit `max-content`, defined width/height, or flex/grid size of the container) and it knows how to best split u
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by graypegg 2y ago
> [Wonder is] creating the super app for mealtime [...] re-envisioning the future of food delivery [...] pioneering a new category of “Fast Fine” dining. Press release copywriting is such an artform in ways I'm sure they don't
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by graypegg 2y ago
I can understand that, but I don't know if legal texts would be more explicit given simpler language. You can bake ambiguity into any text you want. "Simple english" will naturally just have less words than legalese, since th
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by graypegg 2y ago
I think legalize is the way it is because it requires precision. A lot of the words and phrases that show up in legal documents don't have an easy definition because they're litigated terms. "fair use" isn't just &q
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by graypegg 2y ago
I love this, and honestly it makes me wish I had a use case for it but I know a few folks that will! (Who will be excited to get in while you're still offering flat-rate pricing, heheh) Great job! I can see some heritage of Hey.com ema
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by graypegg 2y ago
Got a feeling it's "in both axes", like new line gaps Y and indents X
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by graypegg 2y ago
In defence of the author, this appears to be the default lightbox widget provided by Sqaurespace. A page for each image would help a ton.
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by graypegg 2y ago
I do not know much about the internal workings of Windows, but why is this not implemented as a system wide action? Are they really implementing "AI Tools" in every application that uses text... individually? If this was in the co
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by graypegg 2y ago
You should be able to run multiple services with kamal 2! [0] They'll just be their own config.yml file that you push with the cli. [0] https://nts.strzibny.name/multiple-apps-single-server-kamal-...
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by graypegg 2y ago
Just to play devils advocate for a minute: I live in Montréal Québec Canada, and the power entering my home is almost certainly generated at a hydroelectric dam. [0] There is an ecological impact from damming rivers, but in terms of GHG emi
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by graypegg 2y ago
I'd go as far as saying it's a selling point, not just a compromise. Flexibility now can come at the cost of vertical scaling when it's EASIER to get funding and when you will probably have cash flow? Hell yeah. Compared to p
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by graypegg 2y ago
Maybe just a small thing, but lynx.boo is a bit of a rough domain to use for a e-business-card sort of thing. That's pretty hard to communicate and easy to misremember. (links? link? What was the tld again?) I honestly didn't even
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by graypegg 2y ago
+1 for medication with a licensed therapist first. That gives you this massive boost to your own ability to think clearly, that the remaining 80% of things you can do to improve symptoms (exercise, get into a group, etc) will be a lot easie
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by graypegg 2y ago
I wouldn't mind that if it's 0,50$ to watch a TV show episode, up to the maximum I would spend per month on a subscription. If I don't use it, I don't get charged. If I only watched a few things, charge me a few dollars.
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by graypegg 2y ago
I guess I'm a zillenial, born 1998. I distinctly remember a time in highschool where I saw vaping (the flavoured cartridge kind) shift from cool, to just some meaningless detail about someone. I totally think this shift has stuck. You&
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by graypegg 2y ago
Being honest, I would bet the archetypical family that can prioritize "putting the phone away and being present" definitely skews more affluent than you may expect.
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by graypegg 2y ago
That's really neat! I like the idea that this sort of automates the steps in a readme, rather than trying to be a Make/Rake replacement. The fact it can fail midway thru, and you can look at the readme with the steps already done
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by graypegg 2y ago
I definitely don't doubt that Recall would be useful to me, it actually seems like it adds an insane amount of user value. (Not just text, this is also capturing "context": "What was that purple slide that was on screen
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by graypegg 2y ago
+1 for the business front desk. This is by far where I see them the most. They're very easy to deploy, and most of the software you're going to need it to be running works in a browser. A windows all-in-one PC is another option...

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