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by missblit 5y ago
Your bug reported 16,384px after accounting for device scale: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=992398 I knew it'd be this number right away, because it's also the maximum screen
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by missblit 5y ago
Yes. Although I don't know if it's an issue on phones/tablets or not. Also Firefox has an option to ignore CSS specified fonts.
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by missblit 5y ago
> I didn’t know the limit because it had been many years since I’d had a problem that could be solved with a DB small enough to be held in its entirety in memory. And they were right to fail me for that: the fact that I was good at solvi
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by missblit 5y ago
Social Media is not the purest form of democracy because the people using social media, or who have a lot of followers on social media, are not representative
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by missblit 5y ago
AFAIK nothing requires generic code to be compiled inline in C++. Heck with explicit template instantiation the generic code may not even be in the same translation unit as the calling code. At that point it'd require link time optimiz
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by missblit 5y ago
Yeah that article (and reading some of Yudkowsky's stuff back as a teenager) is the only reason I can claim to understand how it works. I also may be underestimating the number of futurology / AI enthusiast types; but my intuition
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by missblit 5y ago
I heard of (and even understood) Roko's Basilisk and I don't feel the least bit in danger. You need some pretty niche AI / futurology beliefs to even have a chance of considering it dangerous. For most people it's no mor
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by missblit 5y ago
The spectrum it generates is based on your test result, so if you get a "passing" score the two images are identical (I verified in an image editor that they're functionally identical) For comparison here's what an &quot
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by missblit 5y ago
When I was bitten by a dog around 7 or 8 my doctor just said it was no big deal. Granted it was a domesticated dog (that I liked to pet on my way to school) but still they probably should have been a bit more careful!
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by missblit 5y ago
> buying from amazon ties me to their devices and they give me a "license" to read on their devices only This isn't strictly true since you can also read Amazon ebooks on 3rd party android devices that have the Kindle appl
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by missblit 5y ago
Ah I shouldn't have stopped reading. Then as one of the rare browser replay experts (there's gotta be at least like... 7 of us right?) I can certify your project as the real deal.
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by missblit 5y ago
> Likewise, the raw pointer values don’t have an effect on the behavior of the JavaScript There are actually some cases where raw pointer values can effect user-visible browser behavior indirectly. Notably if the pointer values affect it
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by missblit 5y ago
Icon fonts like `Material Icons` are a terrible idea for exactly this reason. They can also confuse search engines (Try a Google search for "keyboard_arrow_up" and scroll down a few results for instance, Bing too if you put it in
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by missblit 5y ago
There are tons of ways to write a story involving the force that doesn't boil down to destiny or power creep. Jedi are essentially swordsmen / samurai / ronin characters; and not every swordsman needs to be in a hero villain
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by missblit 5y ago
Touching a clean dish with a clean finger won't make it unsanitary or gross.
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by missblit 5y ago
My Maytag dryer is around 37 years old (older than I am!) and works great. So when I read articles claiming dryers have a life of around a decade I can't help but laugh.
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by missblit 5y ago
The threefold repetition has to be claimed, so the game can legally go on if both players overlook (or ignore) it. There's also the fivefold repetition rule, which draws the game automatically.
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by missblit 5y ago
Naturally this sort of issue has been reported in the past: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=672625 From the comments on that bug there's other ways to detect devtools (including tim
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by missblit 5y ago
It's unfortunate the top level comment was flagged so I can't check exactly what it said, wasn't it about feminization of _society_, not men? My point was just that being feminine isn't inherently a bad thing, and also n
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by missblit 5y ago
Well feminization is the completely wrong word for one thing, since being feminine is totally A-OK and not anything negative. Ain't nothin' wrong with flowers and dresses and whatnot even if people on this website might not like i
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by missblit 5y ago
Hmm, I've never had devtools break my browser despite using it fairly extensively. I think I confused myself once by forgetting about a local override I had turned on, or accidentally cleared more cookies than I intended to, but that&#
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by missblit 5y ago
> Of course the real goal is to eventually get it to optimize `while (number != 1) { ... }` Valid C++ programs are guaranteed to be able to make forward progress [1]. So if `number` is a normal stack allocated integer (and not volatile,
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by missblit 5y ago
Totally agree with this. When learning Japanese grinding vocab was extremely boring but did a fantastic job of bridging the gap between textbook literature and actually being able to read simpler (middle school level) native literature &#x2
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by missblit 5y ago
Yeah architecturally Chromium Headless is an "embedder" so it doesn't automatically get all the front-end goodies full-fledged Chrome supports unless someone puts in the work to plumb through the code. So stuff like extension
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by missblit 5y ago
This is highly domain (and sometimes User-Agent) dependent and in my experience JS is required more and more. e.g. good luck trying to get much out of youtube.com (or any other video site) without executing JS.
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by missblit 5y ago
> That said, the EMS is usually a small half-rack setup and I'd be surprised for there to be a router at all There isn't, you can actually see their EMS diagram here: https://recorder.maricopa.gov/justthefacts&#
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by missblit 5y ago
The subpoena is not a judicial subpoena at this point but a senate subpoena, that's why the senate would need enough votes to enforce it. This is a bit confusing because there was a judge who decided the senate's first subpoena wa
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by missblit 5y ago
Which "they" are you talking about? If you mean Arizona, see Title 16: > After the canvass has been completed, the officer in charge of elections shall deposit the package or envelope containing the ballots in a secure facility
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by missblit 5y ago
Maricopa has already confirmed that their EMS didn't contain any routers whatsoever ( https://recorder.maricopa.gov/justthefacts/#tabs=1 ). The subpoena requested "all routers used in connection with the Novemb
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by missblit 5y ago
Also fuzz tests! I cannot stress enough how important fuzz tests are if your security model solely relies on your C++ being memory safe (a lot of code should be sandboxed as well but that's another discussion...). Even when using moder

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