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721.
by jug 4y ago
I think it's a combination of evangelism and excitement but also of a fallacy, thinking that a Rust application ought to be faster and more efficient with system resources, so people "helpfully" inform of this. As any develop
722.
by jug 4y ago
Now that I'm aware and biased, DALL-E's first image indeed looks very much like stock photo training. This would also make sense given how they can correlate the image with words completely for free due to pretty extensive metadat
723.
by jug 4y ago
Yeah these kinds of en masse reports have resulted in an Apple response in the past so here’s hoping for everyone subject to this. They use to be awfully reluctant though. An article in mainstream news and sustained pressure should help.
724.
by jug 4y ago
I've thought about this myself before so this was an interesting read! I've thought in particular about quantum theories and how they are so hard to reconcile with gravity, and the hierarchy problem. Maybe we do simply struggle be
725.
by jug 4y ago
Yes, Windows UI is a mess. The Office team has implemented their own UI library in the past... I don't know what they're doing now, but I think the very latest just gave up and it's an app wrapping web pages (Fluent UI + Reac
726.
by jug 4y ago
It isn't blocked, just semi-protected so that you can't abuse the article with new accounts. (article title has this information but not the submission title) I'd like to add that this is a common move Wikipedia does for &quo
727.
by jug 4y ago
It's a website generator.
728.
by jug 4y ago
I also honestly doesn't mind this relic of the "old days", and other issues like it brought up in the article. The Registry is still very frequently accessed by Windows, often several times per second. I don't mind that
729.
by jug 4y ago
Maybe I'm a cynic here but such a specific, single bug fix makes it look like it's for PR reasons and headlines like this.
730.
by jug 4y ago
It's sad how they aren't instead capitalizing on their niche and going back to their roots, instead choosing to go against TikTok which is probably a futile endeavour because they already grabbed and established that culture. If I
731.
by jug 4y ago
Windows screenshots from a version 2,5 years out of support. ಠ_ಠ Not the best first impression.
732.
by jug 4y ago
I’ve thought about this and in fact porn generation sounds like a good thing?? It ensures that it’s victimless. Of course, there is a problem with generation of illegal (underage) porn but other than this, I think it could be helpful for th
733.
by jug 4y ago
I can also recommend Cryptomator (F/OSS) for this client-side encryption, which also supports other services than Google Drive. https://cryptomator.org
734.
by jug 4y ago
I use to say that music takes shortcuts to emotions and memories. :)
735.
by jug 4y ago
Could it simply be far travelled gamma-ray bursts? Not sure how it works, if tiny bits of them towards Earth can survive very far, without far less likely extinction events. Just trying to think of extremely energetic sources… Of course, we
736.
by jug 4y ago
I have to keep reminding me of this! We’re here down on Earth looking for ways to push science further and reconcile the quantum world with the Standard Model, while the atmosphere may already produce things like gravitons or some exotic ve
737.
by jug 4y ago
It will be less cluttered because the old system let apps mix their commands with system commands, messing with your muscle memory, while the new system has a dedicated API that oversees everything to group extensions to their own place bel
738.
by jug 4y ago
WebP & JPEG XL compress losslessly better than PNG and lossy much better than JPEG. Perhaps not perfect either, but we finally do have formats that can do both — and better than either before.
739.
by jug 4y ago
Where does “6800” come from? I loved my Amiga and it had an MC68000 so I guess they just tacked on a zero for the 16-bit generation, but how were their series originally named?
740.
by jug 4y ago
These comments from an OmniSharp contributor are particularly enlightening: https://github.com/omnisharp/omnisharp-vscode/issues/5276#is... https://github.com/omnisharp/omnisharp-vscode&#
741.
by jug 4y ago
This is indeed progress but as I understand the situation, it is progress in the shape of taking another step on the ladder but only to realize it looks like it was the final step, after having searched for billions of dollars during decade
742.
by jug 4y ago
Nothing weird about that per se, but good job if true!
743.
by jug 4y ago
Great concept! This should be a standard browser option that has been there for as long as the default font setting overrides.
744.
by jug 4y ago
Wow, I thought it was written for the film until now! How embarrassing… Not only for the song suiting, but the title too. As it’s a bleak post-ecological society.
745.
by jug 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=ziglang.org
746.
by jug 4y ago
Wow, this is almost overwhelming and literally breathtaking. The quote "My god, it's full of stars" is all that springs to mind.
747.
by jug 4y ago
I agree — I find this more exciting and approachable than the name implies! It’s striking how much sense this makes to me: you interact in social networks like mail servers interact with each other. How did this concept take this long! (I k
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by jug 4y ago
This is the logic I don’t follow. “Here’s a site with a weird UX responsible for my money, let’s see what happen if I do something silly with it…” Dear god no. Don’t. The red flags…?
749.
by jug 5y ago
Now that's an article author that enjoys his job.
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by jug 5y ago
I think their best use I’ve seen yet is for money laundering.

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