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by msie 3y ago
Ive downloaded hundreds of epubs and pdfs and pdfs always win out in terms of appearance/formatting. Having a reflowable doc means appealing to the lowest common denominator.
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by msie 3y ago
Well, as an apple fan, I do hope Apple rots in hell.
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by msie 3y ago
I heard that Oxman’s thesis is a bunch of technical-sounding nonsense.
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by msie 3y ago
How much of charging for network traffic profit? I imagine a lot.
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by msie 3y ago
I appreciate that he talked about examples in api documentation. I can't believe people are still writing documentation nowadays without examples.
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by msie 3y ago
Riri's story is so mind boggling. She is engaging in sex work to fuel her addiction to a host and I doubt she is having sex with that host.
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by msie 3y ago
R.I.P.
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by msie 3y ago
I would hope that the message displayed in blocked states would point out exactly who is responsible for the blocking so that angry users can vote appropriately for their self-interest next time.
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by msie 3y ago
Sometimes I think this concept is depressing because it increases the pressure to "do something" with your life. When you are presented with the finiteness of your life you feel pressure to fill each moment/cell with somethin
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by msie 3y ago
Well then, I expect a therapy real soon now.
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by msie 3y ago
So is there some little guy working out of his/her garage here losing out because Apple wouldn't honour a patent? Or is it all just big corporations now? I just hate patents in general.
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by msie 3y ago
I won't forget that someone at Google didn't have the courage to enable Dart in Chrome as a successor to Javascript. And someone killed SQLLite as a in-browser db.
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by msie 3y ago
What I find annoying is the still-existing problem that sometimes apps don't load properly and you have to refresh the browser. You don't get this with desktop apps. There are some caching capabilities in browsers but they are not
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by msie 3y ago
This book looks impressive. There's a chapter on the unreasonable effectiveness of Deep Learning which I love. Any other books I should be on the lookout for?
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by msie 3y ago
LOL
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by msie 3y ago
What???? I thought sama was going to be installed as CEO of OAI?
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by msie 3y ago
Looking for comment that claimed that OpenAI has no investors because it’s a non-profit.
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by msie 3y ago
Imagine if 200M was committed to novel ways of imaging the human body.
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by msie 3y ago
"These operators increase the burden to learn Swift as a first programming language - or any other case where you don't already know these operators from a different language." - Swift is so large and complicated now so there
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by msie 3y ago
I wonder if there is an endgame to all this Wasm stuff. Wake me up when it has access to the DOM and I don't have to write a lick of Javascript.
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by msie 3y ago
Well, the lockdowns in China worked in preventing the spread of the virus except that China had a poor vaccination rate.
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by msie 3y ago
Post-its (r).
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by msie 3y ago
Sounds like something promising that could lead to a therapeutic treatment.
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by msie 3y ago
Ruby's a great language. It wouldn't hurt to spend a month on using it. But the key is some motivation for using it. For many tasks it will get the job done.
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by msie 3y ago
I hated my old iMac because it went dead and I couldn't just remove the hard drive and hand the device in for repair (because the hd is only accessible by taking the device apart).
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by msie 3y ago
It may not be the sexy AI robots that get us in the end but this.
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by msie 3y ago
Wow. I hope he doesn't design subs.
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by msie 3y ago
Did anyone ever interview those harsh SO moderators to see what's their problem?
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by msie 3y ago
Fair enough.
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by msie 3y ago
Yeah, it just seemed foolish to allow codepoints to be combined to form a "character". Some 'smart' people don't know when to stop being clever.

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