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by iaml 5y ago
They actually have firefox focus app with integrated adblock, at least on apple devices.
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by iaml 5y ago
I really wish it didn't though. I started working with js ~5 years ago and haven't used == a single time, there are eslint rules that error on it[0] and you can reject push to repo if you have them, which many companies do. It&#x2
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by iaml 5y ago
Have you tried ipython or jupyter? Former is better than just python's repl and latter is pretty popular among datasci folks.
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by iaml 5y ago
The whole original vision for OWL was teams would travel around the world and play at esport arenas filled with people who bought the ticket. And then covid hit.
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by iaml 5y ago
Actually, ionic team recently released their native api solution as a library [0]. I think it might fit right in. [0] https://github.com/ionic-team/capacitor
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by iaml 5y ago
What is uncool is that it's using AES-GCM in all of its 128 bit glory, which is subpar compared to just using libsodium like magic-wormhole does.
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by iaml 5y ago
My bad, I was referring to this comment [0] and didn't notice it was not actually owned by google. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16157480
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by iaml 6y ago
They have a 'proton' redesign landing soon-ish parts of which you can enable via about:config options on dev/nightly that cleans things up a bit.
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by iaml 6y ago
Not only is he not managing his fanbase, he is actively encouraging stream hopping. Moreover when he was banned from nopixel yesterday, server got ddosed into the ground afterwards ruining other people's streams.
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by iaml 6y ago
Not a valid question when google literally has a patent on unsolvable captcha. https://patents.google.com/patent/US9407661
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by iaml 6y ago
I'm wondering if you could just take some 3d scenes of say flat interiors and then render them in a good quality with camera looking in random directions to use that as training data. You get actually correct labels because you can cal
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by iaml 6y ago
>And if only life were so simple: Life is pretty simple, just add --experimental-repl-await: > await Promise.resolve(42) 42
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by iaml 6y ago
Thank you, that's cool to know. But if it applies to all zigbee devices, there is little point to choose phillips devices specifically, no?
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by iaml 6y ago
Phillips hue does require the internet for setup.
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by iaml 6y ago
I've been exploring ff ui architecture lately and what I've found is the css inside is kind of inconsistent and messy. I believe this change could be beneficial if that means they'll have a chance at refactoring it. Also, now
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by iaml 6y ago
There's an app called Stocard that can add apple wallet entries for certain types of cards.
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by iaml 6y ago
But there's nothing stopping the same people from gaming existing logic that tracks user behavior except security through obscurity. But you also get dirty data via tracking where it's indistinguishable from backend if user found
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by iaml 6y ago
Why can't search engine just ask the user if this site was relevant instead of using tracking to do it?
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by iaml 6y ago
Typescript does have enums
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by iaml 6y ago
Netflix is literally using react and is praised in this thread for their ui performance. JS is not the problem, what you do with it is.
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by iaml 6y ago
>Properties like margin-top and top can animate just as smoothly as a transleY transformation. Interesting, I always thought that because margin changes the layout it triggers the associated recalculations thus is slower than translate w
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by iaml 6y ago
> was permanently banned for saying "niggardly use of ammo packs" As a non-native english speaker, if I didn't look up the word in dictionary, I would likely assume it was a derivative of that other word. I can see how tha
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by iaml 6y ago
AFAIK big studios use perforce.
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by iaml 6y ago
>So to ladder down you need to control the entire demand in the market Isn't that what they did with robinhood/others restrictions?
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by iaml 6y ago
>I'm no stranger to Web tech, including JS on the browser and on the server side. It's hell compared to native App development using the native technologies. As a front-end developer, it's clear to me that you only think t
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by iaml 6y ago
There are also gestures for it now - undo is swipe left with 3 fingers and redo - same but to the right.
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by iaml 6y ago
When I still was cc subscriber I blocked a lot of its telemetry but apparently their developers are unfamiliar with a concept of using exponential backoff for retries so it was just spamming requests every second.
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by iaml 6y ago
Both ios and android have 'tips' app that fulfills this role and are hard to miss since they spam notifications at you.
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by iaml 6y ago
Why do you think you can only write multi-megabyte apps with react? And why do you think those two are the only options? You can write decently sized react code that's 300-500 kb bundled and if you're not ok with that you can star
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by iaml 6y ago
GPT3 is so big it would take 355 years to train on a nvidia V100, so your example is also not really useful for comparison. It would be interesting to see some mid-sized nn benchmarks though.

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