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by k_sze 2y ago
Thank you for the feedback! I’ll try to see what I can do about it. Perhaps make the QR codes display in a modal in front of the original content. Alternatively, I can try having the page automatically scroll (with ease-in and ease-out) to
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by k_sze 2y ago
I’m glad you like it. The whole thing might be a bit paranoid, but it was a fun exercise trying to get an LLM to code for me (I used DeepSeek to code the base, and then manually fixed some stuff, and then asked DeepSeek to add i18n for me).
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by k_sze 2y ago
This is a little stupid project that I created after seeing what AI can do nowadays. In an "ideal" world: - everybody should start using public/private key cryptography to authenticate each other, but that's still rather
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PeerAuth, TOTP-based peer authentication in the post-truth world(ksze.github.io)
19 points by k_sze 2y ago|24 comments
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by k_sze 2y ago
Right off the bat, 小念頭, siu2 lim6 tau4 seems to be incorrectly romanized. 念 should be nim6, not lim6. lim6 is what we call 懶音 (literally "lazy pronunciation"). The statement that "Cantonese has no formal standardization for i
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by k_sze 2y ago
This makes me think of a few follow-up questions: - Since we know that fusion happens to damaged jellies, do they remain permanently fused? Or do they eventually grow back the missing parts and split up again? - If they do split up again,
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by k_sze 2y ago
This is the exact reason I wrote "shot" instead of "assassinated".
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by k_sze 2y ago
Please add [2014]. It's an interesting read, but temporal context is important. The world has been through a lot. Even if we talk only about Japan, there has been - COVID - Tokyo 2020 Olympics - 3 prime ministers leaving their posts -
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by k_sze 2y ago
It’s all on purpose. There’s also this sentence in the article: > In 2022, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine made the probing of Uranus a top priority for the decade.
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by k_sze 2y ago
I want to see MS getting themselves banned from their own platform, for discussing their own browser there.
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by k_sze 2y ago
I am; but for what it's worth, if I open a new private window, I can still browse any public profile on X without logging in, and with Enhanced Tracking Protection enabled.
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by k_sze 2y ago
That's odd. I use X on FF with not only Enhanced Tracking Protection, but also a whole bunch of other privacy extensions (uBlock Origin, Ghosterly, Disconnect.me, DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials, EFF Privacy Badger) without adding any ex
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by k_sze 2y ago
Speaking only for myself: I don't really mind sponsored content as long as there is no tracking and it is not causing FF to be considerably less performant/more resource-hungry. The Mozilla Foundation needs money to keep the light
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by k_sze 2y ago
Wait, Twitter/X blocks FF? How does that work? Is that only in some countries? I'm in Canada and I still use X on a daily basis in the latest Firefox on Windows and I have not noticed a thing.
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by k_sze 2y ago
I thought it would have some magic in automatically detecting the correct DPI without me doing a manual calibration. I was disappointed.
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by k_sze 2y ago
Here is an interesting tidbit: the Japanese version of the SNES was called Super Famicom. There was a physical notch that prevented Japanese cartridges from being used in the North American SNES. But for people who knew, it was actually pos
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by k_sze 2y ago
Has anybody read this headline and wondered whether it means “not enough Mg” or “even a tiny bit of Mg”?
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by k_sze 2y ago
Just me or the solution will work on anything that depends on the SYS_getrandom syscall?
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by k_sze 2y ago
You add “quite” before “literally”.
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by k_sze 3y ago
Interesting how an investigative journalist won’t open up his threads for commenting on X/Twitter.
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by k_sze 3y ago
sounds like a 16-bit int overflow?
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by k_sze 3y ago
Just a quick note that you DON'T want the Hakko FX-888D soldering station. It has a push button UI that doesn't make sense. Louis Rossmann had complained about it on YouTube a loooong time ago. If you still want a simple Hakko sol
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by k_sze 3y ago
I’m gonna try this to get rid of the McAfee nagger that my laptop came with.
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by k_sze 4y ago
It's interesting how I just noticed it as one of the neon signs in the John Wick Chapter 4 trailer. https://youtube.com/watch?v=yjRHZEUamCc&feature=shares&t=33
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by k_sze 4y ago
I get the feeling that this should be the job of (giant) robots or drones. The number of aircraft models is quite limited (relatively speaking, compared to, say, cars on the road), and the aircrafts should all have well-known geometry that
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by k_sze 4y ago
If a tree doesn’t topple after a millennium, it’s a…
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by k_sze 4y ago
This is the kind of stuff that us laymen (relatively speaking, in the context of microbiology) find puzzling. Another thing I never quite understood was how bacteria thrive in purified water anyway, to the point where they can form biofilm.
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by k_sze 4y ago
1. Shouldn’t it be possible to argue that consumers specifically bought a particular revision of a book and don’t want any new revision? 2. Better yet, shouldn’t we just have a system where consumers have access to all revisions of a book?
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by k_sze 4y ago
How about getting a paid membership for certain higher education institutions’ libraries, which will give you access to not only books, but also a plethora of periodicals. And that will be fully legal and ethical.
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by k_sze 4y ago
> I'm not sure if there's a way to tone down the bitterness The bitterness is the whole point. It’s an acquired tasted, just like beer. Once you get used to it, you understand how it makes your meal as a whole feel less greasy

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