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by lelandfe 7mo ago
There's a pretty simple settings window: https://github.com/domenic/display-blackout?tab=readme-ov-fi... Would that UI be hard to accomplish?
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by lelandfe 7mo ago
Hear hear.
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by lelandfe 7mo ago
An actual example of this lives in the Gmail iOS app. Click a link in an email and every x days, a sheet appears: https://imgur.com/a/nlGS4Yk 1. Chrome 2. Google 3. Default browser app (w/unfamiliar generic logo)
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by lelandfe 7mo ago
It's just as much "change is scary" and "I like this as it is." It's a very human reaction.
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by lelandfe 7mo ago
I actually have first hand experience with this! One person came for the on site interview, and a different and much worse dev did the remote work once hired. This was over a decade ago now.
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by lelandfe 7mo ago
I’d probably leave the hospital if I heard the doctor filed an LLM generated diagnosis for the nurse to validate
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by lelandfe 7mo ago
It looks like there's some requestAnimationFrame call going on more than once per second. It's definitely an energy intensive tab. But for reference, keeping CNN.com open is more than double that memory pressure on my 5 year old M
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by lelandfe 7mo ago
Be comforted by the fact that most somebody elses listen to humans talk at 1x speed.
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by lelandfe 7mo ago
Those diagrams of risk vs cost bared are helpful.
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by lelandfe 7mo ago
You’ve made the analogy but I don’t think you’re actually doing an analogous thing. I think you’re just talking about code review.
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by lelandfe 7mo ago
It’s not a call and response like that but the audible gross out sounds from the theater audience for The Substance added so much to my viewing.
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by lelandfe 7mo ago
Mal: us
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by lelandfe 8mo ago
Other 2 are Onavo Protect & Project Atlas
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by lelandfe 8mo ago
If you follow their mea culpa link, it says they're keeping (a type of) support. > Adobe Animate is in maintenance mode for all customers... > Maintenance mode means we will continue to support the application and provide ongo
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by lelandfe 8mo ago
My 2020 M1 MBP just had its touch bar die a couple weeks ago :( Now I don't have function keys
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by lelandfe 8mo ago
I do notice those things occupying your "essentially," and your "basically." The success of worse designed stuff is a hard thing to argue against, though.
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by lelandfe 8mo ago
Sure it’s not 1985 now, but who knows what tomorrow will bring?
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by lelandfe 8mo ago
Gosh, and what a cute one too! This is what a community is all about, ghastly to complain about this.
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by lelandfe 8mo ago
https://github.com/Kuberwastaken/picogpt/blob/main/picogpt.j...
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by lelandfe 8mo ago
> While this technique is seldomly used on the web, it’s used all the time in video games Seldomly used now, perhaps. Is the author unfamiliar with the history of the technique? This was everywhere on the web. It’s how Facebook serve
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by lelandfe 8mo ago
It's been really, really top of mind here in NYC after a guy walked into a Midtown building last year and gunned down people.
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by lelandfe 8mo ago
Love it. This is all soo very Nelson Bighetti.
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by lelandfe 8mo ago
They ain't! Long live the cascade! But when the desired outcome is "complete separation from the surrounding page," those are pretty serious problems!
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by lelandfe 8mo ago
In 2022 "a little birdy pointed out an accelerometer" to iFixit on their teardown of an M2 MBA: https://www.ifixit.com/News/62674/m2-macbook-air-teardown-ap... They could not figure out what it was for.
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by lelandfe 8mo ago
It's not actually in some capsule separate from the page, though. CSS variables leak in to it from the "light"/regular DOM. You can query elements in it from the host with `shadowRoot.querySelector()`. The elements also
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by lelandfe 8mo ago
What a place HN is that this is the default assumption of intent, lol
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by lelandfe 8mo ago
Immediately regretted the reply after I looked at the history
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by lelandfe 8mo ago
There are entire artists on my 2011 iTunes library that no longer exist online. The pace of data rot is genuinely hard to believe.
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Satellite Feature on iPhone Allowed Skiers to Seek Help After Avalanche(nytimes.com)
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by lelandfe 8mo ago
Definitely read AI tonality into the earlier comment, noticed it didn't call out your relationship to it, then saw that you had a comment history plugging it, and made assumptions. My apologies. I'll follow through to the links ne

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