jonnyscholes

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by jonnyscholes 9mo ago
https://jonnyscholes.com
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by jonnyscholes 10mo ago
Gosh it's hard not to enjoy this, even as an artist who is uneasy about the whole GenAI image thing. Having said that, I'm temporarily comforted at how ugly a lot of the abstract paintings are once animated.
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Microsoft Copilot used by Tasmanian government to validate hotel job claims(abc.net.au)
1 points by jonnyscholes 2y ago|0 comments
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by jonnyscholes 2y ago
I used the original SAM (alongside Grounding DINO) to create an ever growing database of all the individual objects I see as I go about my daily life. It automatically parses all the photos I take on my Meta Raybans and my phone along with
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by jonnyscholes 5y ago
Fair point. I'd be the first to admit I have rose tinted glasses about those early years! And also the first to grumble at those who came later...
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by jonnyscholes 5y ago
For me there's 2 things: Whilst being post-dotcom, where a lot of the internet was worked out technically, culturally platforms were still only just starting out. It was before social network UIs all looked the same and there was a pla
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by jonnyscholes 5y ago
That's fair, and perhaps for you that true. But 99-05ish are the internet years that I remember as the most creative. It was well before everyones IRL persona was mirrored online, which is when I saw a dramatic shift in what people cre
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by jonnyscholes 5y ago
This is my experience. Hicentnunc (and the tezos community at large) is the closest I've felt to 00s internet culture/content which got me hooked on programming. Although perhaps paradoxically, I suspect the barrier to entry is pa
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by jonnyscholes 6y ago
Product looks great and I look forward to working with it, but they should think about how to solve the drag-trap on mobile for these types of experiences. I literally had to scroll by touching my finger on the top menu and flicking. Google
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by jonnyscholes 6y ago
This is particularly true on iPads. Instagram has clearly decided it's not worth the engineering effort to adapt Instagram (a multi billion dollar asset) for iPad. No matter - add the PWA to your homescreen!
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by jonnyscholes 6y ago
There's a bot on Reddit that summarizes articles, I see it on r/worldnews. It does a pretty good job most of the time. Looks like it's based on smmry [1] [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/autotldr/comment
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by jonnyscholes 7y ago
Can confirm PB&H is a thing in Aus - however peanutbutter and Vegimite is where it's at
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by jonnyscholes 7y ago
This comment is just as applicable to the sibling comment here and many others, I don't mean to pick. Peace.
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by jonnyscholes 7y ago
I've seen this comment and reserved comment a few times but here we go... Sure, Standard on the face of it seems simple technologically, and compared to many other things it is. But it's value lies in completely removing long wind
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by jonnyscholes 7y ago
I think it's for running nodejs not "browser js" (via aws lambda or similar) without leaving the browser. I guess it's novel because it makes it easier to execute random node js?
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by jonnyscholes 7y ago
What if they clash (eh user/package exist both on npmjs.com and GitHub)? Does it go through each of the configured repositories in sequence looking for a match?
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by jonnyscholes 8y ago
Site took ages to load for me. For a moment I thought it was a clever statement about the state of websites in 2019, before realising it's probably being pounded with traffic.
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NFC Payments: Relay Attacks with LoRa(salmg.net)
2 points by jonnyscholes 8y ago|0 comments
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by jonnyscholes 8y ago
Whilst also maintaining a great developer experience too! I'd never enjoyed working with CMS' until I met Wagtail. 2.4 just got it's first release candidate and has a bunch of enhancements aimed at first time users so it&#x
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by jonnyscholes 8y ago
Interesting idea... Kind of reminds me of (part of) the role artist managers have. Many (but certainly not all) artists find time management near impossible and need someone checking in constantly. Many (again definitely not all) also are t
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by jonnyscholes 8y ago
Yes :) Companies have actually been able to manage the details that come up in the knowledge graph box for a while now via Google My Business. Posts now allow you to add updates from the company to that box. Which as someone who had been as
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by jonnyscholes 8y ago
Not really - these posts are part of the knowledge graph box (which can already be controlled by a company if it's a company result). They aren't mixed in with the actual search results (although on mobile the knowledge graph box
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by jonnyscholes 8y ago
I've never heard of this phenomenon and find it interesting as someone who does advocate for such policies from time to time. I'd love to read some reasearch on the topic if you have any? (Genuinely interested not trolling).
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by jonnyscholes 8y ago
Check our BetterTouchTool it has a 40 day free trial so you give it a proper work out and let's you customise the touch bar completely. It's brilliant and worth every cent.
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by jonnyscholes 8y ago
Phew!
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by jonnyscholes 8y ago
Down from Aus too - can't find anything about it from their status page or Twitter account. We just moved back from (free) self hosted to a paid hosted account :( Edit: Turns out we're both from Aus :party:
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by jonnyscholes 8y ago
I assume you're talking about CSS columns? Again they're not designed for layout - it's designed specifically for newspaper style columns of text where it doesn't matter which piece of text flows into which column. To us
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by jonnyscholes 8y ago
inline-block isn't designed for layout - so you get side effects like the preservation of whitespace which you have to use hacks to resolve. Sure it works - but flex-wrap is a syntactically correct solution that doesn't require ha
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by jonnyscholes 9y ago
Sorry I just linked to the first one that looked right as I was on the move. Flexible height is definitely possible as we're using it that in prod. Here's another examplei found with working flexible height :) https://c
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by jonnyscholes 9y ago
+1 This is a great solution that doesn't take a huge amount of time to implement. Esp if you only use CSS Grid for 2d layouts and use flex for which has decent IE11 support for laying out components (where mobile is often just stacked

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