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by kemayo 8mo ago
Though, just to be clear, the per-user ones are also public. They're just a convention where if you make a subpage of your user page and call it "Sandbox", nobody is going to complain about the encyclopedic value of your edit
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by kemayo 9mo ago
Here's a representative news article about it (WaPo because they were first in the search results): https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2026/01/22/ice-me... (paywall-avoiding: https:/&#
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by kemayo 9mo ago
A lot of words to say "it's quicker when you allocate three large arrays rather 1,000,000 objects" That feels sufficiently intuitive that describing it as "a JavaScript performance issue" is a bit confusing. (There&
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by kemayo 9mo ago
To elaborate slightly, note that "reliable" is sort of Wikipedia jargon. When it applies to a news organization, it means that statements of fact are likely to be correct... or at least, not intentionally incorrect, because erro
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by kemayo 9mo ago
He's also appreciably more senile now, and a common manifestation of that is lowered inhibitions. I'm not saying that Trump was great at 70, but now that he's 80 he's considerably less in control of himself. (If you doub
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Democrats ask Apple and Google to remove X's undressing bot from app stores(theverge.com)
8 points by kemayo 9mo ago|1 comments
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by kemayo 9mo ago
Not just California. Non-consensual deepfake porn is explicitly federally illegal now. Ted Cruz's "Take It Down" Act passed last year: https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-bill/14
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by kemayo 9mo ago
2018 -- I'd assume that this is posted today as a pointed jab at X getting quite different treatment despite Grok being used to make child porn and other revenge-porn style content. e.g. https://www.wired.com/story&#x2F
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by kemayo 10mo ago
"Ugly" is a very opinionated statement there. I personally find it's fine, and Python's required-indentation matches what I'd be doing anyway. It's no different to me than a project which lints indentation via
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by kemayo 10mo ago
It's hardly "inexplicable"... particularly if you're comparing it to Perl, a famously hard to read language. * Python has clean and readable syntax that a complete beginner can understand -- it's really close to t
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by kemayo 10mo ago
It's inaccurate on two fronts: he didn't spend the money because he loaned the hardware... and the reviewed thing was actually $40k. :D
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by kemayo 10mo ago
I could amend to "Apple is thoroughly not-invested in the kind of gaming that Valve is invested in".
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by kemayo 10mo ago
I'm not sure they've got Apple targeted so much, because Apple has been so thoroughly not-invested in gaming. The place they're closest to colliding is VR, but Apple's Vision headset is doing something really different f
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by kemayo 10mo ago
If people are curious, all the stats for Wikimedia properties are here: https://analytics.wikimedia.org/dashboards/browsers/#desktop... As of December 7th, Firefox is 10.3% of traffic there. This makes it the #2 b
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by kemayo 10mo ago
To elaborate a bit for those who don't want to go read that sort of thing: Trump said Reiner was killed because he made people so angry by being opposed to Trump. There were a bunch of asides about Reiner's talent and mental state
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by kemayo 11mo ago
Based on https://github.com/whatwg/urlpattern/blob/main/explainer.md it looks like they specifically wanted it as a way to scope service workers so it's easy to make them only run on certain parts
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by kemayo 11mo ago
Hunyuan V3 is the only other one that plausibly has a bite taken. The weirdness of the fillings being decoratively sprinkled on top of it does rather count against it, though.
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by kemayo 11mo ago
"Get me the recipe from this page" feels like a place where I do really care that it gets it right, because in an unfamiliar recipe it doesn't take much hallucination around the ingredients to ruin the dish.
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by kemayo 11mo ago
> You can't see all of the detail the artists drew That's the point in that Lion King frame, though. They drew it planning for it to get washed out by the sunlight effect, and when it's not it absolutely ruins the "
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by kemayo 11mo ago
The one frame they showed from the Lion King really stood out. The difference in how the background animals were washed out by the sunlight makes the film version look significantly better.
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by kemayo 11mo ago
I actually have. I have a bunch of long-running projects, and it has sometimes been useful to be able to look back to the commit that added some behavior I'm not sure about now and go "oh, okay, this was part of a commit in 2014 w
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by kemayo 11mo ago
> assuming you know the location of the bug Well, yes. But `git bisect` is often the quickest way to find that, in a complex system.
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by kemayo 11mo ago
Yeah, bisect is really handy because often a bug will have been introduced as a side-effect of a change made to support something else, and if you don't know what new usage was introduced you're relatively likely to break that i
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by kemayo 1y ago
You can get a general sense of it from the org chart here: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Foundation/Organiz... A lot of it is engineers who work on improving the software that runs Wikipedia, and keepi
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by kemayo 1y ago
I'll neutrally note that this is why Trump is blowing up Venezuelan fishing boats currently: https://www.npr.org/2025/10/15/nx-s1-5575699/why-is-the-trum... (I'll less-neutrally note that this
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by kemayo 1y ago
It's difficult to decouple your knowledge of how much you paid for something. Even if you intellectually know the fair market value of something is now 0.1x what you paid for it, it can still feel like you're just losing all tha
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by kemayo 1y ago
> For Tesla owners in the U.S., their 2023 Model Ys are worth 42% less than what they paid two years ago I want to suggest that there are recent reasons why Tesla, as a brand, has specifically gotten a bit less popular that are unrelat
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by kemayo 1y ago
> Why the hell is there no key to delete a file? Command + backspace.
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by kemayo 1y ago
I do wonder if the sort of person who can lose a watch "frequently" is also the sort of person who would immensely benefit from only owning 20 things and having absolutely zero choices to make about clothes.
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by kemayo 1y ago
They could have raised the debt limit through reconciliation, but this shutdown isn't about the debt limit. This is literally the bill saying what the budget for the next year is, without which the government isn't allowed to spen

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