netule

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Sitescroll(sitescroll.fun)
2 points by netule 7mo ago|0 comments
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by netule 7mo ago
Something like this could definitely replace my crufty Obsidian + scripts workflow if it ran on Linux.
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by netule 7mo ago
Interesting, but it would be nice to see some examples of sounds generated without signing up for an account.
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Graphtoy(graphtoy.com)
2 points by netule 7mo ago|0 comments
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by netule 8mo ago
Stripe was launched through Y Combinator. It makes sense for their stuff to quickly bubble to the top of their news aggregator.
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by netule 8mo ago
Exactly, the entire appeal of Thinkpads is their ability to be repaired and upgraded by the end user. MacBooks are designed to be disposable.
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by netule 8mo ago
I think it’s because C++ programmers tend to define themselves by the domain they work in. Game developer, embedded systems engineer, firmware developer, etc.
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by netule 8mo ago
Minecraft, very likely.
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by netule 8mo ago
Not OP, but the "si" parameter in the URL is an individual tracking identifier, generated specifically for YouTube to see who you share the link with.
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by netule 8mo ago
If you discount recent AI-specific developments, you can trace this back further to Larrabee, Intel MIC, Xeon Phi, etc., etc., etc.
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by netule 8mo ago
That's a really big if.
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by netule 8mo ago
Before LLMs became big, I used emojis in my PRs and merge requests for fun and to break up the monotony a bit. Now I avoid them, lest I be accused of being a bot.
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Where's George? – Official Currency Tracking Project(wheresgeorge.com)
1 points by netule 8mo ago|0 comments
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by netule 8mo ago
We had a 386 DX with 32MB of RAM. I don’t think it was that uncommon. DOOM still didn’t run super smoothly, though.
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by netule 8mo ago
It looks like the author has renamed their blog post, and thus the link has changed: https://maskray.me/blog/2026-01-25-long-branches-in-compiler...
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by netule 9mo ago
I still use my old T420, though less than I used to. Coincidentally, the RAM died this week, but a $30 investment later, and it lives again. At this point, I think I've repaired or replaced every single swappable component aside from t
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by netule 9mo ago
https://luten.dev/
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by netule 9mo ago
Yes, and also, how would a "bad mapper" know they're one without feedback? Seems like a bit of curmudgeony gatekeeping.
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by netule 9mo ago
Care to elaborate?
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by netule 9mo ago
It's been a death by a thousand cuts over the years. The only reason I still had a Windows partition was to play specific games that couldn't run using Proton on Linux. The start menu's inability to be moved to the left side
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by netule 9mo ago
Why should they? Do you think the phone refresh cycle is a healthy one to emulate?
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by netule 10mo ago
It kind of sucks that this isn’t a core feature of the browser, but the AI stuff will be. At least Firefox sync is good enough to sync extensions.
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by netule 10mo ago
There's definitely a case of miscommunication at play if you didn't read cynicism into my original post. I broadly agree with you, but I'll leave it at that to prevent further fruitless arguing about specifics.
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by netule 10mo ago
Suddenly, copyright doesn't matter anymore when it's no longer useful to the narrative.
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WikiFlix: Full Movies Hosted on Wikimedia Commons(commons.wikimedia.org)
99 points by netule 10mo ago|20 comments
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by netule 10mo ago
Right, and as a hiring manager, I'm more inclined to hire junior devs since they eventually learn the intricacies of the business, whereas LLMs are limited in that capacity. I'd rather babysit a junior dev and give them some work
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by netule 11mo ago
Undermining the claims of giving control back to individual states is of course the real truth of the matter, which will eventually bite the conservationist groups currently supporting this move in the ass: > Mr. Trump has made oil and g
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by netule 11mo ago
Good. I really wish Mozilla would rely less on these shady backroom deals and open up to direct user funding. The Mozilla Foundation accepts donations, but they don't go toward funding Firefox; instead, they fund advocacy campaigns. &g
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by netule 11mo ago
It seemed strange to me that Zimbardo inserted himself into the experiment as a participant, and not to mention figuring out what he was actually trying to measure; too many variables.
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by netule 11mo ago
Rest in peace, Burger Becky! I really enjoyed her interview with CoRecursive a few years ago about porting DOOM to the 3DO[1] and highly recommend a listen. [1]: https://corecursive.com/doomed-to-fail-with-burger-becky/

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