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magackame
1y ago
Also had some funky stuff with ambient mode. The whole page renders, video and audio plays, but nothing is interactive. Can't push buttons, can't select text etc etc. Like it renders the page to a png and shows it.
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magackame
1y ago
They mean you can press "more" only once for a maximum of 60 vs HNs "infinite" more button. EDIT: now I know there is max 35 pages of HN
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magackame
1y ago
Where? Don't see any on latest main (685467e).
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magackame
1y ago
Not sure myself. Commit messages look pretty human. But the emojis in readme and comments like "// Re-export key structs for easier access", "# Add any test-specific dependencies here if needed" are sus indeed.
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1y ago
I wonder if it's possible to train to read text encoded as one colored pixel per letter, or even per token.
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1y ago
So windows.sucks and linux.sucks are available and 2000 USD/year, emacs.sucks is 200 USD/year and vi.sucks is already registered (but no website unfortunately)! On the other hand linux.rocks and windows.rocks are taken (no website
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1y ago
Wdym? Can zoom just fine on desktop.
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1y ago
In practice yes. Lots of people developing and using third party clients. Of course it's not ideal with bans and API updates pulling the rug from under you with no warning, but actually not that many people get banned and ripcord (thir
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1y ago
To be fair you could implement a Discord client that doesn't suck performance wise. A number one feature of modern instant messaging is message history. For productivity and even personal groups usecases people usually don't want
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1y ago
In context of instant messaging E2EE usually means that service providers servers don't ever see the plaintext with messages stored on device. Just the transport encryption is already an expectation for all networking. - Signal: E2EE -
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1y ago
Welp, `cargo tree`, 100 nights and 100 coffees then it is
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magackame
1y ago
Sometimes you have broken websites/apps so you gotta copypaste. Sometimes they even have fields where you can't paste either (K9mail on android) (I cry in 64 char password).
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magackame
1y ago
What is the right way to solve this problem in your view? If Rust continues to take over we will end up with (truly)static everything, which doesn't look too bad.
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1y ago
And then you start craving modal interfaces in your browser, file manager, terminal, messenger... Some Google Docs <=> markdown buffer as a modal editor feature (or a plugin) would be cool.
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1y ago
People who give vim some time split in two camps: - how can you use a modal editor!? - how can you use a nonmodal editor!?
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1y ago
I wonder if anyone ever came up with logos or at least emoji codes for languages?
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1y ago
What "most" cases are you thinking of? Also don't forget that a binary that in release weights 10 MB, when compiled with debug symbols can weight 300 MB, which is way less practical to distribute.
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1y ago
I successfully generated two images, but on third it said that the generation failed (a message in a toast) and now I am locked and can't generate any more images (the failed image is still in progress endlessly).
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1y ago
Noto Emoji has all emoji as monochrome outlines.
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1y ago
Wait you write your code by hand??? ewww...
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1y ago
Let's also not forget about automatic title and audio translations...
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1y ago
Just tested. If you hover for 10s+ then it does get added to your watch history. EDIT: or did you mean on autoplay as in part of a playlist playing in the small player in the corner while you are on the home page?
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1y ago
As in "the customer now has a debt put on their tab", so they are free to go. And the prompt only has a clause about using negation to run the tools, but does not prohibit just asking to run a tool.
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1y ago
I am not too sure about that. Isn't the whole thing about art and music is that you can convey something that words cannot? Of course, these models start to support image and audio inputs as well, but the most interesting mixing step t
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The model is already pretty lobotomized refusing even mundane requests randomly. Upload a picture of a friend -> OK. Upload my own picture -> I can't generate anything involving real people. Also after they enabled global chat me
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2y ago
Time to learn Ithkuil and add it to the Unicode
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2y ago
What's up with all this "My 20 year old software still works!!!". Who actually runs unmaintained abandonware? I would rather prefer OS devs not wasting time maintaining legacy cruft and evolve with the times.
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2y ago
Since around 2012. What year would be the golden age of google search? I wonder if anyone has archived search result pages for relatively timeless queries so that we could compare. Wayback Machine seems to archive some of them. https:/
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2y ago
Google search is crap. It seems to be a sentiment among many HNers, but is it really that bad? I mostly use it for programming, so documentation/forums and it works out greatly. For some queries it even returns personal blogs (which pe
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