moritzwarhier

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   by moritzwarhier 2mo ago

   It annoys me too, but is not unusual for journalism submissions here. HN sometimes likes to discuss texts that weren't published as a free contribution on some blog by a dev with lots of time on their hand. It's not forbidden to p
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   by moritzwarhier 2mo ago

   > While I had genuinely never seen DarkHours.app before yesterday, I was careless in relying on AI to generate the project without doing the work to understand whether it closely resembled an existing project. That’s on me, and I am resp
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   by moritzwarhier 2mo ago

   Does "artificial analysis" mean what it says? Dubious. But: I've been very impressed by the larger Qwen Models, and a brief try of Kimi also impressed me. A lingering sense of quality degradation when going deep remains. But
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   by moritzwarhier 2mo ago

   In the case of "thought to text", it's clearly the context, and the intent. When I write something, I deliberately curate my thoughts in order to convey an idea, often heavily depending on the context. Context encompasses the
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   by moritzwarhier 2mo ago

   Well, the text-to-thought direction feels less sci-fi, and combining both would amount to kind of telepathy. But sure, you're right. Reading is not a deterministic mapping of text to thoughts. Apart from the trouble of defining what a
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   by moritzwarhier 2mo ago

   https://github.com/openjdk/jdk/pull/31120#issuecomment-51378...
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   by moritzwarhier 2mo ago

   It wasn't shimmering, but the "hey I'm your computer and this is what I'm doing, oh watch, now I'm doing this" paradigm, was popular in loading screens, installers, and the explicitly personal / anthropom
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   by moritzwarhier 2mo ago

   If you can read JS and the user script is not huge, I think it makes a huge difference. Apart from that, there are APIs exclusive to extensions, e.g. instrumenting client-side communication among tabs with different origins, listing all tab
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   by moritzwarhier 2mo ago

   Thanks for the info! I always wondered about Gemini's love for Tailwind, and found the aesthetics to feel very Vercel-like. But that doesn't mean it doesn't originate somewhere else. Looking at Obsidian, it seems to be an ide
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    by moritzwarhier 2mo ago

    Oof. that's on me then, because I did read the parts about people making fires and smoking in the forests, but still misread this. I'll leave the rest of what I wrote as it is.
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    by moritzwarhier 2mo ago

    Ah, I see, the post is about why , not how . Guess my language limits got me there. Still very hard to understand and I find hard to say it would be worth reading. Apart from the Gemini-like looking template.
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    by moritzwarhier 2mo ago

    I am not capable to assess the direct effect of CC on the probability of this disaster. I question what is the value or helpfulness of continuing to doubt scientifically proven facts. The summer heatwaves and other natural disasters have in
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    by moritzwarhier 2mo ago

    I was really wanting to read this, I had a morbid interest in Hey.com's cancellation policy. After 3+ paragraphs and an effin PG quote, there still is no point. There once were angry submissions (or comments?) here about how hard it is
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    by moritzwarhier 2mo ago

    Ah, would the world not be full of so many simple-minded people, we'd all be free! [edited out things that were badly worded] Wildfires being incited by arsonists don't contradict climate effects, neither would an increase in arso
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    by moritzwarhier 2mo ago

    Agreed very much. I'd extend this to "web apps that revolve around forms, views, filters and pagination" when it comes to "Ajax" stuff (yes, I'm old). The part of htmx that's relevant to these topics being
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    by moritzwarhier 2mo ago

    It sounds like a coupon website installing malware to me. But... names are just names. When adoption gets large enough, every name becomes unimportant I guess. iShares, iDeal, WhatsApp: the Millenial trinity of European essentials :D
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    by moritzwarhier 3mo ago

    https://esolangs.org/wiki/Category:Two-dimensional_languages What I was looking for was actually "Piet": https://esolangs.org/wiki/Piet
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    by moritzwarhier 3mo ago

    What a lovely idea. I hope there will be some kind of online museum of web design trends before the web turns into something else, and maybe paradigms such as "buttons" will stop being as interesting any more. I guess I should
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    by moritzwarhier 3mo ago

    Thanks for your reply (preposterous smile, but meant honestly): it's interesting, and there are parts which I understand and agree with, but also parts where I do not. I don't think I can add much more here, but of course, my inne
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    by moritzwarhier 3mo ago

    The "plain" HTML spec is notoriously hard to analyze statically though, due to "error tolerance". The "error tolerance" introduces algorithmic complexity into what could be a parsing problem. Root cause: DOM pa
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    by moritzwarhier 3mo ago

    This sounds... totally normal. Emphasis on "totally". But I guess Google coming out with a cloud-based FaceID clone was just a matter of time... apart from using just a vastly larger amount of 2D photos and more precise PI techniq
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    by moritzwarhier 3mo ago

    I'd phrase that as "local" and "synchronous". "Achieving" latency using local JS is not hard, just do some heavy compute and/or do the same via the browser's layout engine. Try and do some real w
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    by moritzwarhier 3mo ago

    It also doesn't care about what humans feel to be desirable. Sure, humans like being healthy and strong and sociable. But natural selection doesn't care about that either, per se. That's just a small slice of what natural sel
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    by moritzwarhier 3mo ago

    Didn't they do sort of a 270-degree turn on this when they abandoned erotica chatbots?
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    by moritzwarhier 3mo ago

    If not now, when?
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    by moritzwarhier 3mo ago

    I only know about Issac Schlueter, but this page is not scrollable on iOS Safari. After attempting a second and third time, I saw two intrusive overlay ads (newsletter etc). Dismissing them didn't help, yes, I have a content blocker, n
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    by moritzwarhier 3mo ago

    Kubernetes Serious answer: > For almost a decade, many of you have relied on our Multi-Account Containers extension to keep work, personal, and privacy-sensitive browsing separate without needing multiple browsers or profiles. > We’ve
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    by moritzwarhier 3mo ago

    Thanks! Matches my superficial experiments with trying to tweak Ollama's "modelfile" using some LLaMa- or gpt-oss-based instruction-tuned model as "base". I need to experiment more with base models. The time from th
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    by moritzwarhier 3mo ago

    It's just the same about the definition of "perfect". Fixing critical bugs is not perfectionism. Fixing low-impact bugs by making high-risk, well-intentioned changes might be.
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    by moritzwarhier 3mo ago

    > However, I believe it also shows that "general-purpose" models are not really general purpose and can't really step out of their assistant role. A common and often promoted prompting technique is to prompt a model to &qu