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by lelandfe 3y ago
It’s pretty limited, though, and has some random quirks. Like a required field will be marked as invalid immediately on load, or that it’s not really possible to display multiple errors on a single input. You can work around them, but you’r
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by lelandfe 3y ago
There are many well-respected authors who flout typical grammar. Robert Caro writes sentences as long as whole pages.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Videos are absolutely evidence. You’re looking for someone to replicate their findings, which is fine, but your basis for believing it to be possibly fraudulent is far-fetched.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
They clearly are not connected to WiFi. You’re concocting a pretty far fetched theory at this point.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
The phone is in airplane mode
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Posting that you’re going to be “using Reddit data to pre-seed the content” may make it a bit harder to dodge Reddit in court.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
IANAL. For the US, users grant Reddit a license to use their content when they post it. The users still own that content. Reddit's license does not extend to your reuse of it[0], nor have the underlying users directly granted you permi
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by lelandfe 3y ago
No, not just on sound quality. If that was an outro for a Boards of Canada or Ulrich Schnauss demo, I would not have batted an eye.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
I mean this is shockingly good. The longer “lofi” example at the bottom sounds like it could have been a Boards of Canada demo. I’m very impressed.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Also Sea-Spray: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Sea-Spray
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by lelandfe 3y ago
A friend of mine that works with crypto gaming companies frequently expresses frustration that every game they see is gambling, slightly disguised gambling, or terrible.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
I just see span.p-inline elements, which appear to be their way of representing inline code (the <code> element would be a better choice, but meh, not a big deal)
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Here's someone running Diablo IV on their MacBook Pro at over 60 FPS: https://www.reddit.com/r/macgaming/comments/14307be/diablo_i...
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Yes, it's just lip service. The moment you've cloned a repo to your computer, you have "forked" it. It's simply the nature of decentralized version control.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
It’s a classic problem. It’s also why :visited was limited, why caches were partitioned, etc.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Probably scaling moderation to account for increasingly wrong and right-looking answers.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Cmd-`, and Cmd-Shift-`, switches between the current app's windows. Using a combination of Cmd-Tab and Cmd-`, I've never had a problem. I think people just like what they're used to, ultimately.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
> Advocates of evidence based medicine have criticised the adoption of interventions evaluated by using only observational data. We think that everyone might benefit if the most radical protagonists of evidence based medicine organised
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by lelandfe 3y ago
They subject all of their dark patterns to multivariate testing. I suspect this is to elicit feedback like yours, and suppress the ability to respond to it, as they have never in years promoted any of it to general availability. I’ve been
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by lelandfe 3y ago
OCRmyPDF is the typical answer: https://github.com/ocrmypdf/OCRmyPDF It uses Tesseract under the hood. Results tend to just be OK in my experience.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
https://automaton-media.com/en/column/20230125-17606/ > the actual number doesn’t even reach 10% of what RYD displays. This isn’t just a slight miscalculation; it potentially changes the impression of the
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by lelandfe 3y ago
> Making edits and suggestions in real-time can be an incredibly useful tool, and cut down on wasted time and countless emails - but only if people use the service for good. This update "could turn your meeting into a complete mes
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Only one part of this, which we're already talking about, is relevant here.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
It's been widely available since 2022, when Firefox and Safari landed support https://caniuse.com/dialog
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by lelandfe 3y ago
I would like to care about JS-disablers, but it is a disproportionally large amount of work for something a few people are choosing to do. I try to give it a best effort, but won’t e.g. rebuild a menu as an HTML checkbox just because some f
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Quite happy with mine: 1F300 CYCLONE 1F51D TOP WITH UPWARDS ARROW ABOVE 2753 BLACK QUESTION MARK ORNAMENT
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by lelandfe 3y ago
> I remember reading an article on her website years ago about her transition It may have been a link to her '79 Playboy interview, where she talks (shockingly for the year, IMO) frankly about her transition and the realities of bei
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by lelandfe 3y ago
I know it stems from the bias of western music, but this is really not enjoyable to me. Those weird scales to my ear just sound wrong, like a synthesizer with some frayed wires.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
You’re probably joking, but this still fails. I don’t think anyone has cracked how to get ChatGPT to play well with numbers yet. First output for the curious: > The foggy moon glows softly over the hills.

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