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jerbear4328
3y ago
I have an older Android (Samsung S5) with a physical hover feature - you literally hover your finger close to the screen and it triggers hover actions like previewing a message or opening a magnifier over text. It is called "Air View&q
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3y ago
Why even use an LLM? A classifier is perfectly suited for this kind of thing, and they aren't new. As far as I can tell, this is what is often used in the real world, and is incredibly cheap compared to an LLM, so GitHub/$OTHER_PL
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3y ago
That doesn't appear to be an official HN thing, it's some third party responsible for it. I see dang has said he contacted them but can't do anything about it. The API still works. https://news.ycombinator.com/
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3y ago
This anti-circumvention against DRM-loving companies is great, give them a taste of their own medicine.
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3y ago
That one virus on the App Store was one of, if not the biggest known instance of a virus on the App Store, and your article gives a number four times smaller than half a billion. From your [1]: > But now, thanks to emails published as pa
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3y ago
Oh, that's awesome! I'm very glad to be corrected, thank you! I've heard of Orion but didn't realize it could do that, I will check that out. Thanks!
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jerbear4328
3y ago
Yes, give me my uBlock and Tampermonkey! And many other miscellaneous privacy and convenience extensions that make the web just that much better.
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3y ago
Writing this on FF for iOS, the biggest reason I want to use the Firefox engine is for Firefox extensions. WebKit doesn't support extensions except the App Store ones in Safari, I want to use traditional extensions from AMO. Just let m
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3y ago
And, almost more restricting in my experience, you can only have two (2) sideloaded apps installed at a time (3 if you count AltStore itself). Unless you are lucky enough to have a MacDirtyCow-vulnerable device+OS, of course, but if you are
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3y ago
Very well put, I agree. Maybe I'm too idealistic, but I want to make my stuff work my way, with nobody else's potentially-conflicting motives or possibility to just disappear involved. That is definitely more work, and a bad idea
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3y ago
I think you are looking for Shadow. https://shadow.goose.icu Or just the whole kitchen sink. Why not? http://copy.sh/v86/?profile=windows98
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3y ago
[3] sounds really interesting - do you have a link?
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3y ago
Seconding the sibling, YAML may look nice but it's absolutely full of awful confusing behavior. If you don't like JSON for human-written stuff, see TOML or the like. I think JSON is great for serialization, it's so simple, bu
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3y ago
That sentence isn't the longest valid English sentence, for example, this sentence is longer. In fact, as that Wikipedia article says, you can extend that sentence as well: > Thomas Tymoczko has pointed out that there is nothing spe
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3y ago
I don't know how it works legally, but if you publish your own content to a distributed protocol like IPFS you should expect it to be distributed. If content that shouldn't be redistributed is put on the public IPFS, it should be
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3y ago
It's not even fine tuning, it's creating a model from scratch. This isn't like our modern huge models either, these tiny single-purpose models have been around for ages and are quite versatile. They're so small you can&#
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3y ago
That’s the video mentioned in the quote: “What's the deal with the popcorn button?” https://youtu.be/Limpr1L8Pss Great video and channel, good stuff.
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3y ago
Or https://downfor.io for the short link Though, for pure power, I prefer https://jsdelivr.com/globalping to do an HTTP ping, easily check from like 100 different locations worldwide live. It also does a great j
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Yeah, my phone even said that it couldn't connect "because your iPhone is not connected to the internet", despite being connected just fine. I had to run a globalping to actually convince myself that it was even possible.
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3y ago
Yeah, it's confusing to see empty READMEs like this, especially for a visual effect. The demo is at https://bgstaal.github.io/multipleWindow3dScene/ if you want to play around with it.
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3y ago
A link to try this yourself: https://bgstaal.github.io/multipleWindow3dScene The popular version by the same author with the very fancy graphics: https://twitter.com/_nonfigurativ_/status/172732259
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3y ago
Yeah, it does a pretty good job at letterboxing. It doesn't make Tor perfect, even if you wipe your identity, if you have a less common predefined size and go back to the same URL, they can probably track you as the same user, especial
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Tor Browser is really good at this. It was designed for the purpose of limiting tracking, both by IP and fingerprinting. Every user that downloads and runs Tor Browser looks perfectly identical to any website they visit, and hitting the but
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3y ago
I feel like it would be better to split up the current streak of 5 working days we have than to clump it into 9 days of continuous working. You would definitely get burnt out after 9 days, as people already get burnt out after 5. We should
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Reloading worked for me after that.
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That appears to go to the same place, but it gave a new error ("Error :/ OAuth2 Login failed"), then worked on reload. Strange.
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Entering the waitlist isn't working, it seems, just an "Error :/" (caused by a 403 when it POSTs " https://twitter.com/i/api/1.1/keyregistry/register ") I can't tell if &
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3y ago
It definitely looks blurred in satellite view for me, in browser and on the app, but the roads are still visible over the top, just like Google's
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I do that too, I'm not sure why, but I'd guess it has something to do with the fact that the clipboard is something you can't see , you just have to mentally keep track of it. I would guess that is just my way of checking th
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3y ago
well, couldn't all advancements in this kind of technology be useful to malicious people?
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