hiccuphippo

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by hiccuphippo 4mo ago
Haha, just pick the longest option and it will be right 90% of the time. I used to do this in school tests too.
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by hiccuphippo 4mo ago
Do AI crawlers actually follow robots.txt rules? They didn't care about rules when they trained them on copyrighted works so why would they follow the rules here?
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by hiccuphippo 4mo ago
Instead governments will stop measuring altogether and that will stop the problem.
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by hiccuphippo 4mo ago
There's no rebeccapurple.
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by hiccuphippo 4mo ago
And I guess the live action remake of Cowboy Bebop is the box on fire in this analogy?
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by hiccuphippo 4mo ago
Fun game! The demo works great on mobile except for some small font sizes and you can't hover over items to see the tooltip before selecting them.
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by hiccuphippo 4mo ago
Maybe humans can't see it but if you request the page with an LLM you get the full text.
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by hiccuphippo 4mo ago
Can anyone confirm if Web Components work in the old psp web browser?
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by hiccuphippo 4mo ago
It is still in active development and before v1. They haven't decided to make it unstable on purpose it's simply not done yet. Anyone using it right now implicitly accepts that they'll have to keep track of the changes in the
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by hiccuphippo 4mo ago
1) Ah yes, just typing from memory. Point still stands. 2) Adressed in the last paragraph.
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by hiccuphippo 4mo ago
I see it this way, the full signature for defining a variable is: var foo: Foo = Foo{}; There's two ways to shorten it: var foo = Foo{}; var foo: Foo = .{}; It can infer the type of the var from the right hand sid
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by hiccuphippo 4mo ago
Also people who wants to get into lower level languages but is scared of C's footguns and C++/Rust language size: me.
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by hiccuphippo 4mo ago
Hugged to death. Mirror: https://web.archive.org/web/20260608113005/https://andreasho...
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by hiccuphippo 5mo ago
Funny you mention ghostty since they use a lot of AI, but they review and make sure they understand every line. There should be some way to measure (and display) how much of a project is understood by the humans behind it.
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by hiccuphippo 5mo ago
Not sure what exactly you are asking for, but check Jellyfin, it might be part of the answer.
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by hiccuphippo 5mo ago
They need to take their time and break things now in order to become a language that barely changes later.
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by hiccuphippo 5mo ago
Another similar game is Camel Up https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/260605/camel-up-second-e...
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by hiccuphippo 5mo ago
Yandex also censors political things. Your best bet is to search everywhere because everyone is "compromised" from some side.
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by hiccuphippo 5mo ago
Yandex seems to be better at image reverse search. Maps is the only one I still use Google for.
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by hiccuphippo 5mo ago
I remember one renamed Glimpse but it seems they stopped working on it long ago: https://github.com/azubieta/Glimpse
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by hiccuphippo 5mo ago
GitHub has not incentive for blocking AI. It's like asking an ad company to build an adblocker into their browser.
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by hiccuphippo 5mo ago
The irony of the .ai domain.
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by hiccuphippo 5mo ago
How can the browser execute git commands from opening a local html file? Maybe if you give the file a different extension and configure an application to run a webserver and open the default browser when the file is double-clicked?
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by hiccuphippo 5mo ago
The PR was closed because it did it too soon.
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by hiccuphippo 5mo ago
Single compiles for sure. Where Zig is optimizing compilation is in the incremental compiler, which I've seen compile the compiler itself in an instant after a single line change. Of course, that kind of speed is probably not interesti
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by hiccuphippo 5mo ago
In this hypothetical scenario, who gets to decide how the body double should act or what decisions he takes? And Why wouldn't they just take the power themselves?
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by hiccuphippo 5mo ago
For those of us who never heard Audio Descriptions before: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8BD9txkGL4
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by hiccuphippo 5mo ago
Really neat. I think the next logical step is a dom renderer, not a browser, no JS, that can be used directly without a webserver. A library you can send dom commands to and it renders them on the screen. Edit: I guess Dioxus Blitz is that:
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by hiccuphippo 6mo ago
I wonder if something like Haxe, a language that was able to transpile to several languages would be the best target for LLMs. They could always generate haxe and then transpile it to whatever language the user wants. Probably not for an al
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by hiccuphippo 6mo ago
For businesses, staying signals their KPIs that everything is great and there's no need for change.

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