Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
have_faith
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
18 ms
·
61.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
I think the iPad is the current outlier of that strategy. There's the iPad, iPad Mini, iPad Air, and iPad Pro, with overlapping sizes. It's too much differentiation I think.
62.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
The point of design tokens is that they sit above your framework and library choices, so it's not possible for bootstrap to solve this as it's a down-stream library. Bootstrap is a consumer of design tokens in that they might be f
63.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
Are these front end devs in the room with us?
64.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
Not sure if we need AI to show that Bl4Z3 written in the same style everywhere is the same person.
65.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
I work on landing pages occasionally that have to account for SEO so can definitely sympathise with the uphill battle here. Like the OP, I was immediately put off of the "brand" when I saw the flood of AI stuff. It's like see
66.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
So text won’t visually bleed out but the texts box shadow still will? I’m guessing there’s a reason to why this is but it’s a bit strange.
67.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
> Not sure if we have time for learning CPR in the current sprint, let's put it in the backlog
68.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
I can hear it distinctly from most of the tracks in the song, especially the voice tracks and some of the sporadic synths. Listening wired on decent headphones if it makes any difference. There's a clear spacial separation that isn
69.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
I'm not a labourer in the slightest, but I'm a rock climber though. Sometimes for up to two days after a strong session the finger print reader on my keyboard doesn't work. It always eventually starts working again :)
70.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
I always assumed it was the nature of the gaming workload on the hardware for why they don't ever promote it. AAA games pegging the CPU/GPU at near max for long periods of time goes against what they optimise their machines for. I
71.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
> Imagine halving the resource costs of AI ... based on extreme estimates such savings could reduce the total US power usage by over 10% by 2030 Is that implying that by 2030 they expect at least 20% of all US energy to be used by AI?
72.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
Not sure if I agree with this. Obviously if you have a natural talent for something, it’s easier to be good at it. Most people though can be very good, great even, at something they simply decide to practice. Most people don’t “actively” pr
73.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
The quotas all seem to be an order of magnitude too low.
74.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
Cool, now I just need to run one 20 minute 5k and I'll be on track!
75.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
You're probably already aware, but <html>, <head> and <body> is optional in HTML5, so it's a "proper" document without them.
76.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
It's very much a pick your own palette experience at the moment but it's a good shout, we could show a warning if the colors being picked don't meet accessible contrast values.
77.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
We have a quite a few users using .org.uk so this shouldn't be the issue... If you don't mind sending a screenshot or other details to support@mux we'll figure out what's happening. Edge cases always seem to reveal the
78.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
There are use-cases were encoding is a huge cost centre, like with user generated content, and so we wanted to make sure you could still build on Mux with that type of model. The tradeoffs for using free encoding are listed here though: ht
79.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
I recently tried PopOS because of it's benefits for having GPU drivers configured out of the box and was told that it would "just werk". And to be fair to it, it did mostly just work (ignoring unintuitive UX decisions in the
80.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
People always reference 1984 but Orwell’s essay “Pleasure Spots” is probably more relevant to this subject: https://www.orwellfoundation.com/the-orwell-foundation/orwel...
81.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
Check out the Skywind project. It’s a shame it’s not a new game but will hopefully fill that void for a bit (when it gets released…)
82.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
I think I was too scared of losing it so kept it in the stash the whole time. (is it even possible to lose it?)
83.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
Does anyone remember the Horadric Cube from Diablo 2? Was there any mechanism in the game to discover all of the combinations? (I don’t think so). It was easy to work out a couple basic combos with gems and then you basically needed to look
84.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
Human vision has a dynamic range of roughly ~21 stops, plus other differences, do we have any cameras that come close to the human eyes "specs"?
85.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
CSS properties already existed before this new feature (@property). You could already for instance declare a property "--my-prop: 10px" and use it elsewhere "var(--my-prop)". This new feature, @property, allows you to de
86.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
> but there are a lot of people in power who do. And use ignorance of it against you. How can someone use a word against you that you don't understand the meaning or history of? if I make up a word, and starting using it in some dis
87.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
Have you ever used date-fns or Luxon? although Moment is still popular, I thought that was it succeeded by other libraries. If my memory is completely wrong I thought that Luxon might have been made by the creators of Moment?
88.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
Where in the UK is this a thing?
89.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
A local baker doesn’t have to poison anyone while being dishonest. History is full of examples: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Making_of_Bread_Act_1757
90.
▲
by
have_faith
2y ago
Looks cool! anything about how it compares to similar RAG-as-a-service products? something I've been researching a little. FWIW, the pricing model of jumping from free to "contact us" is slightly ominous.
More ›