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by hoherd 7mo ago
Minecraft terrain generation produces invalid states, such as empty spaces within water, where once you interact with it the boundary collapses into a valid state. I don't think Mojang planned to have those invalid states.
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by hoherd 7mo ago
In a similar vein, imagine the step parents aren't married, they're just platonic friends. They would probably be overjoyed if their children connected romantically. Also, I can just see the industry changing from "stepbrothe
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by hoherd 7mo ago
I was also going to point out how awesome the Steam Deck multi-user experience is: 1. Turn on Steam Deck 2. Open Steam on your phone 3. Scan QR code 4. Choose whether or not to stay signed in on the Steam Deck It is suc
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by hoherd 7mo ago
If you compare them side by side, you actually can see how slow some of them are. The way I compare is to open them all up tiled on my display joined to the same tmux session, then try doing heavy redraw operations, like maybe cmatrix. You
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by hoherd 8mo ago
In my experience, AI is really good at creating bloatware, which makes it doubly frustrating that it is eating up all the RAM.
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by hoherd 8mo ago
Well, the app description does say "modern". No modern app should be using rsa keys. ssh-rsa was deprecated in OpenSSH in 2020 https://www.openssh.org/txt/release-8.2
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by hoherd 8mo ago
The only question I have is "how far are you willing to go, Machiel?"
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by hoherd 8mo ago
AI training data is valuable. They're not going to just throw it away.
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by hoherd 8mo ago
Didn't you read the last line of the announcement? They have enterprise AI dollars to chase! Salesforce wants some of them billions. Gotta make up for the 42% their stock price has dipped in the last 12 months.
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by hoherd 8mo ago
I carried my N3DSXL pretty much everywhere while living and working in SF. Streetpass was such a cool feature for the urban lifestyle. The 3D experience on the New model was so much better than the old ones.
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by hoherd 8mo ago
I had the exact same experience and did the exact same thing. I also moved my backups from HFS+ to zfs, and got more serious about my backup strategy. If I had to start over I'd go with rustic-rs or borg backup. FWIW I do still use `tm
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by hoherd 8mo ago
Tahoe has made it so I will return to this upgrade strategy. I regret upgrading to Tahoe almost every day. If nothing else, the music apps on macOS and iOS cause me almost daily headaches.
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by hoherd 9mo ago
Huh, TIL. > ChromeOS (sometimes styled as chromeOS and formerly styled as Chrome OS) is a proprietary operating system designed and developed by Google. It is derived from the open-source ChromiumOS operating system (which itself is deri
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by hoherd 9mo ago
Because the finance team can't run quickbooks on Linux.
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by hoherd 9mo ago
No, unfortunately it doesn't. I've also looked for a way to script this and came up empty handed. If somebody knows how to programmatically set a custom icon for an app or arbitrary file in macOS, please speak up.
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by hoherd 9mo ago
I've always thought of iOS and iPadOS as appliance OSes, but macOS as the thing I retained control over. It's changes like this that are nudging me back to Linux as a daily driver for my desktop, not just for headless work.
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by hoherd 9mo ago
> We should be more worried what AI will due to the ability of an average human to think. I had a wake up call on this yesterday. After a recent HN thread about Zed editor, I decided to give it another try, so I loaded it up, disabled AI
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by hoherd 9mo ago
"Stay tuned boppers, stay tuned."
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by hoherd 9mo ago
It looks wrong because it isn't symmetrical. If you go into System Settings -> Accessibility -> Display increase your pointer size, screenshot it, and rotate it, you can see that it's not symmetrical. It looks wonky because
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by hoherd 9mo ago
I posted it with the original article title. I'm not sure who changed it, but yeah, there is a typo which also exists in the linked article.
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by hoherd 9mo ago
This could turn into the online video equivalent of the Burma Shave road signs. > Typically, six consecutive small signs would be posted along the edge of highways, spaced for sequential reading by passing motorists. The last sign was al
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Vietnam bans unskippable ads(saigoneer.com)
1580 points by hoherd 9mo ago|813 comments
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by hoherd 9mo ago
One of the biggest steps down in Facebook history was their removal of RSS syndication. There was a time in the past when you could subscribe your Facebook account to external RSS feeds. The entries in those feeds would create new content o
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by hoherd 9mo ago
Relevant quote from Screwtape Letters: I live in the Managerial Age, in a world of "Admin." The greatest evil is not now done in those sordid "dens of crime" that Dickens loved to paint. It is not done even in concentrat
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by hoherd 10mo ago
Same. I looked for one a few months ago and was amazed to find that the only way to do it is with a widget, and the UX is not great.
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by hoherd 10mo ago
A few days ago I started up an old Windows 10 laptop that I haven't used in a few years so my son could play a game that I haven't taken the time to set up in proton on linux. I was amazed at how much the Windows OS experience see
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by hoherd 10mo ago
I always thought it was "disk dump"
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by hoherd 10mo ago
These days planes got problems with all kinds of clouds.
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by hoherd 10mo ago
Exactly. https://live.staticflickr.com/4066/4704268314_78149c3afc_k.j...
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by hoherd 10mo ago
> Sun's offices in CA So basically everywhere in Santa Clara County and more.

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