leeoniya

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by leeoniya 4y ago
> a government with a warrant remember Lavabit [0]? will Apple choose to shut down rather than to comply [1]? if the government comes with a warrant, it will be with a gag order, and they will be compelled to silently update your phone t
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by leeoniya 4y ago
also check out https://github.com/RazrFalcon/resvg
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by leeoniya 4y ago
as a big fan of self-hosting all the things, without CDNs (except vids or hi res galleries), i've been a regular user of google-webfonts-helper: https://gwfh.mranftl.com/fonts
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by leeoniya 4y ago
i submit bug reports to Chromium all the time and - wait for it - they actually get addressed! check this one i reported back in March: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=130534... triaged
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by leeoniya 4y ago
it needs something between Yellow and Lime, like Olive. that one transition is not as smooth as the others.
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by leeoniya 4y ago
nope, just a 7-bit ASCII char
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by leeoniya 4y ago
same, Mint has been great.
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by leeoniya 4y ago
> At pbf speeds, decoding is usually no longer a bottleneck, but bandwidth might be when comparing with gzipped JSON. we were streaming a few hundred float datapoints spread across a dozen(ish) flat arrays over websocket at 20-40hz and n
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by leeoniya 4y ago
at least in the frontend (without WASM), it depends. a few months ago i tested https://github.com/mapbox/pbf and while it was faster for deep/complex structs vs an unoptimized/repetative JSON blob, it was muc
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by leeoniya 4y ago
https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js https://gist.github.com/ryandaniels/33e443bb401dde665fce15dd... but yes, a single setting is necessary if you want to also opt out of any _future_ telemetry set
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by leeoniya 4y ago
i'm a weird privacy nut. i dont do apps except a few small ones from f-droid that get no internet access. if i need Uber, i use https://m.uber.com/ . an app to submit an order instead of a proper mobile site? no thanks,
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by leeoniya 4y ago
they should really print out or email you a QR code so you can simply repeat your order by re-scanning it on next visit. this would save hours of time re-spent in their laggy UI; okay, i'll do it once, why should i do it twice? AND t
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by leeoniya 4y ago
it's really only nuanced when you have small team and a very tightly scoped project. for anything that can plausibly grow in scope and team size (which, let's be honest here, is most complex projects), it almost never makes sense
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by leeoniya 4y ago
https://just.billywhizz.io/blog/
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by leeoniya 4y ago
> to see if the lack of surrounding ecosystem will actually affect their project for projects of any significant size, that answer is a resounding "yes".
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by leeoniya 4y ago
the law may very well be stupid, which is a different discussion. however, there are plenty of things in civil and structural engineering that carry a huge amount of liability, and do in fact need to be done by a licensed/insured profe
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by leeoniya 4y ago
i wonder if you would notice a dollar bill that had slightly different wording on it, or was missing some words. even though you handle cash every day, even if you're a teller at a bank.
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by leeoniya 4y ago
and in the opposite direction... A Slower Speed of Light http://gamelab.mit.edu/games/a-slower-speed-of-light/
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by leeoniya 4y ago
the disclaimers must be on the digital and physical documents. not everyone who will ever handle them will know their origin, authenticity, or how to validate them.
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by leeoniya 4y ago
interesting. i'll agree on battery life, mine is mostly on AC power (used as workstation) and i never bothered with https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Laptop_Mode_Tools but i hear it makes a huge difference, the 4k
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by leeoniya 4y ago
P14s Gen2 (Ryzen 7 PRO 5850U, 4k matte/calibrated display), no issues at all. did have to swap the mediatek Wifi card for an Intel AX210, (could have been early driver issues in linux kernel tho, but maybe not...cloning a big git repo
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by leeoniya 4y ago
> To US prosecutors, it’s evidence that he suddenly came into a lot of money. it's a tub full of singles :_D https://assets.bwbx.io/images/users/iqjWHBFdfxIU/izKncFTLeKf... i've seen strippers le
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by leeoniya 4y ago
hmm, yeah that sounds challenging, but spacex does it when landing the first stage :)
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by leeoniya 4y ago
> only then can it accelerate towards the target but in a dogfight (where this move is presumably useful) the target is not stationary, it's moving towards the missile. if all the missile does is accelerate to stay still, it will st
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by leeoniya 4y ago
this has now been addressed :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33053180
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by leeoniya 4y ago
no worries. my link explains where that phrase comes from. it's a play on words that has nothing to do with pride or why i made "another one" (which is explained in great detail in many other places). i made uFuzzy because i
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by leeoniya 4y ago
in reality what happens with this level of tolerance is you get back "example" followed by other nonsense results, which is exactly what uFuzzy tries to avoid. there are plenty of existing fuzzy searches that behave too loosely. x
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by leeoniya 4y ago
this has now been addressed by 3 additional options that handle all variations of single substitution, single transposition or single deletion. (they're not exposed in the demo form controls yet, but can be enabled via url params): ht
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by leeoniya 4y ago
can you clarify what you mean by "doesn’t take advantage of fuzziness"? what results are you expecting but not getting back? or what results are you getting back that you are not expecting?
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by leeoniya 4y ago
the explanation is actually quite difficult to google. "why are plants green?" -> because chlorophyl "why is chlorophyl green?" -> because it reflects green and absorbs everything else okay, you have to search: &qu

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