joemi

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by joemi 9mo ago
The link you posted doesn't back up the statement that "No American used "delve" before ChatGPT 3.5". Instead it states that _few_ people used it in _biomedical papers_. I've seen it (and metaphors using the ot
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by joemi 9mo ago
I think relying on the vocabulary to indicate AI is pointless (unless they're actually using words that AI made up). There's a reason they use words such as those you've pointed out: because they're words, and their trai
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by joemi 10mo ago
No it's not. It's just the Post Office trying to save money by being slower. This quote from the article describes it (note the last sentence in particular): "Potential Delays: Because most postmarks are applied at processing
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by joemi 10mo ago
It strikes me as kind of weird (or maybe a red flag?) that there's no landing page nor an About page.
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by joemi 11mo ago
Wouldn't 0402 be 4x larger (if comparing lengths) or 16x larger (if comparing areas), not 2.5x? Edit: Nevermind, I was wrong. I see now that the sizes don't actually directly correspond to the number codes! 01005 is 0.4mm x 0.2mm
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by joemi 11mo ago
Yeah, I agree. The size and price are attractive and they are pretty capable, but the UI is a bit more complex than ideal. It either needs better labeling of functions/combos (which is hard to do with the size) or more buttons/kno
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by joemi 11mo ago
Do you mean plugging a 4k monitor in while gaming, or just in general? If just in general, something's going very wrong since I _only_ use my M1 (not m1 max, not m1 pro) macbook plugged into a 4k monitor (except when traveling), and it
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by joemi 11mo ago
I don't think that you understand the point of the delayed public disclosure. If it wasn't a threat, then there'd be no need to delay -- it would be publicly disclosed immediately.
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by joemi 11mo ago
I've played much more graphically complex games on my M1 MacBook Pro with 16GB ram and _not_ had that issue. I think the makers/porters of Inscryption are to blame for your issue, not Apple.
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by joemi 11mo ago
The fact that details of the issue _will_ be disclosed publicly is an implicit threat. Sure it's not an explicit threat, but it's definitely an implicit threat. So the demand, too, is implicit: fix this before we disclose publicly
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by joemi 11mo ago
> During a fire in the Bronx, firemen laid 7,000ft of hose to get to a suitable water supply and the truck pumped as though it was dipping its feet into the ocean. "7000 ft" sounds wrong to me. That's over a mile of hose.
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by joemi 1y ago
Yeah, I think Minecraft definitely still would have been a hit without any modding. Though it might not have become the absolute juggernaut that it is now without it -- it's hard to say for sure.
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by joemi 1y ago
I don't even understand how one could learn to read without phonics.
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by joemi 1y ago
I'm not Neovim person, but would you happen to know what plugin provides that feature?
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by joemi 1y ago
Why rely on someone to intuit what you could just simply state explicitly? That sounds like you're just asking for trouble if someone doesn't think/intuit in exactly the same way that you do.
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by joemi 1y ago
I'm honestly surprised there are people who think that only examples are fine. And I'm equally surprised there are people who think only reference docs are fine. It's so infuriating coming across a project that only has one k
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by joemi 1y ago
It shouldn't be an either/or situation. Good documentation should include both the API spec _and_ examples. I believe the person you're replying to was complaining about documentation that's _only_ examples since it seem
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by joemi 1y ago
>> little help popup telling me places I can go. I really appreciate this because I don’t often use the “go to definition” or “go to reference” feature and I often forget the keyboard shortcut. > Exactly! Pity this basic contextual
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by joemi 1y ago
I think kids aren't the best comparison with senior citizens when it comes to technology. I've got senior citizen parents and I've got nieces and nephews who are all under 10 years old. The kids are so much more adept at pret
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by joemi 1y ago
You seem to be confusing the concept of a language with the concept of program used to write in a language. DEML is a language (that's what the "L" is for). A program with a UI, graphical or otherwise, can be used to create a
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by joemi 1y ago
A learning experience (by making this game) is useful to the person making it. Honing one's skills (by making this game) is useful to the person making it. Taking breaks from work (by playing this game) is useful to those who need a br
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by joemi 1y ago
I don't think "it should be obvious". The world we live in is one where caber tossing, curling, boxing, cheese rolling, quidditch, and sepak takraw (to name just a few) are all sports. So "softball with a 16-inch diamete
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by joemi 1y ago
Even saying "Nuclear supports Youtube" is incorrect. It _supports playing from_ Youtube, but it definitely doesn't _support_ Youtube.
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by joemi 1y ago
Surely you don't mean Quake the 1996 video game, so what is "Quake" in this context?
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by joemi 1y ago
I actually can't read things on that site at all. I move my mouse around while reading, not necessarily near the words I'm currently reading, so when my mouse disappears it's haltingly distracting. In addition to that, the wa
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by joemi 1y ago
> then close your eyes and smile when prompted I was about to ask about this, but then I realized it must so that you can't just point it at a photo of someone.
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by joemi 1y ago
This is pretty cool as-is, but I can't help but try to think up ways to increase the speed. (Not the point, I know.) I feel like it should be able to do a whole column pretty quickly with some optimizations. If the device that turns a
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by joemi 1y ago
It was directly inspired by e-ink, after all.
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by joemi 1y ago
We use Wordstock as our POS, our website is an IndieCommerce site (I'm quite adept at pushing IC to the limits), and we list on a couple marketplaces doing manual uploads of exports from our POS that were processed by scripts I've
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by joemi 1y ago
Interesting project! I'm in charge of all things technical at the book store I work at, so this piqued my interest. We've solved for ourselves many of the problems that Bookhead solves since we've been open for a few decades,

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