huhtenberg

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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
It's either trolling or sarcasm. May be both.
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
Jeez, lol. Sorry about that :)
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
I think you may have a point. Not that big of a deal though. I have nothing planned for that day :)
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
Viva the Brainfuck! The language of anti-AI resistance!
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
Sorry about that. The perils of artisanal calendaring. https://i.imgur.com/AoH5A67.png
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
You get an extra cell in the last column.
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
Here's another, a bit more uniform and month-agnostic way to format a year - https://i.imgur.com/B9UEQw1.png
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
Margins need to be a bit larger. When printed, "2026" at the top is cut in half and at the bottom "31st" cells are cut right through the slab of 1. On the left side all but last few pixels of dates are cut off, and the l
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
To be fair, that's not terribly difficult.
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
> knowing 95% of the words of various movies Ah, that's what it's meant! I thought it was some sort of affiliate Amazon link or an ad, but it wasn't clickable and made little sense given the context.
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
What's GWOT?
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
In Firefox, https://textarea.my shows up as as a completely static non-actionable white page. Just white, with default cursor. No errors on the console.
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
And I found that after going through some math in the uni I could instantly read Greek ! The only letter that never saw any use in proofs was ι (iota).
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
Generating a brick wall texture using an AI should be acceptable as well, even when it's not a placeholder.
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
Not the GP, but, yeah, because it is still a form of spam.
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
With Mac screenshots on the site they won't tell much. Plus the point is that it's worth to actively cater to Windows users even if you don't have many at the moment.
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
A bit of unsolicited advice - * Focus on Windows users. Windows desktop share is 10x that of Mac and nowadays Windows users pay almost as willingly as Mac ones. * Charge several times more. * Redo the website. In particular get rid of 3D sl
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
The OP says that he doesn't want _cards_ be stored in opaque format, because they are valuable. The review history he doesn't care about. But, yeah, phrasing could've been a bit more precise.
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by huhtenberg 10mo ago
How exactly are they going to link accounts with no real names, personal info or identifiable emails to a person?
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by huhtenberg 11mo ago
Hailstone numbers has been a popular subject in computing circles since forever. Not much practical application, just a very simple, but curious construct.
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by huhtenberg 11mo ago
Clearly, the proper solution is to have a p2p mesh of down detectors. As per usual, all new is something old, well-forgotten.
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New Glenn booster welds itself onto the deck after landing(old.reddit.com)
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by huhtenberg 11mo ago
Might've worked for HDDs, but SSDs have a cap on lifetime writes.
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by huhtenberg 11mo ago
Yep. They should've engraved it.
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by huhtenberg 1y ago
Bah, you are correct [1]. I got my date from the Wikipedia page and apparently it's wrong. [1] https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/R48233 [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerome_Powell#Feder
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by huhtenberg 1y ago
To add some context - Powell's 4-year term ends January 31, 2026. Whether he is reconfirmed by the Senate for another term is an open question.
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by huhtenberg 1y ago
> We stay away from conflict, just robots driving circles around buildings in remote boring places. Kudos for clarifying this.
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by huhtenberg 1y ago
Canada is even weirder. After switching to the metric system ('70-80s) some things are still measures in imperial units. If you slice some ham at a counter in a grocery store, it's in grams. You then turn around and get a pound of
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by huhtenberg 1y ago
Ah, my bad. You are right, I missed that bit.
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by huhtenberg 1y ago
Ha, this explains then why MSFT dropped 4% after hours!

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