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by nojs 1y ago
This is likely to be a longer term play at advertising - once people are accustomed to purchasing in this way, they’ll add [sponsored] merchants in the same list.
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Mycorrhizal Network(en.wikipedia.org)
13 points by nojs 1y ago|0 comments
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by nojs 1y ago
They do, it’s call “pages”
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by nojs 1y ago
As a serial screenshot translator I can attest the situation is worse than this. Many apps actively prevent you taking screenshots making translation literally impossible. Or they’ll send “nojs just took a screenshot!” to maximally creep th
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by nojs 1y ago
One small suggestion for the landing page, switch the columns “with flycode” and “without flycode” so “without” appears first, on the left.
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by nojs 1y ago
What do you call it when the same security guard also gets paid by the attackers to let them in?
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by nojs 1y ago
The language mixup thing seems to be an issue across all LLMs, as soon as you put some Chinese in the prompt they will often randomly respond in Chinese. Also, given a partly Chinese prompt, Qwen will sometimes run its whole thinking trace
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by nojs 1y ago
Charge site owners to protect the site from aggressive crawlers, charge crawlers/agents to bypass the protection. Like a good old fashioned protection racket
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by nojs 1y ago
What is the motivation for people submitting these?
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by nojs 1y ago
> I'm guessing phone cases are still pretty much required if you drop your phone once or twice a month onto cement/asphalt/marble/etc from pocket height. This hasn’t been true for a while with iPhones. I drop mine abo
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by nojs 1y ago
It’s an ad for ProtonVPN
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by nojs 1y ago
Hey now, CC is only 80% vibe coded! https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1khxwjh/claude...
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by nojs 1y ago
On the other hand, if it’s too high it’ll just kill your brain cells: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/brain-cells-into-...
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by nojs 1y ago
Gives a new meaning to “AI slop”
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by nojs 1y ago
Yeah, I figure this is also why it often says “Ah, I found the problem! Let me check the …”. It hasn’t found the problem, but it’s more likely to continue with the solution if you jam that string in there.
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Nicene Canons (325)(ccel.org)
3 points by nojs 1y ago|0 comments
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by nojs 1y ago
This is a catch-all dismissal that you could make about any medical innovation throughout history. There are a lot of things we can fix, and we’ve had a lot of success so far in doing so.
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by nojs 1y ago
Claude is great at this! If you avoid refactoring at all costs and put everything as close as possible to the relevant code, you maximise the chance it works and minimise pesky DRY complexities.
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by nojs 1y ago
Would you be comfortable posting all of this information here, right now? Your name, address, email address, search history, ChatGPT history, emails, … If not, why?
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by nojs 1y ago
In "Refactoring UI" [1] (by the creators of tailwind) they recommend when designing your shades for a single base colour: > Since different hues have a different perceived brightness, another way you can change the brightness o
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by nojs 1y ago
> Here's how it identifies itself: “Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Thinkbot/0.5.8; +In_the_test_phase,_if_the_Thinkbot_brings_you_trouble,_please_block_its_IP_address._Thank_you.)”. I mean you could just ban the user
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by nojs 1y ago
I think you do usually want to rotate the hue a bit when changing the lightness though. It’s a difficult thing to get right and one of the reasons the tailwind builtin colour palettes are so useful.
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by nojs 1y ago
> Quit: Exits the application
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by nojs 1y ago
I’ve noticed that custom subagents in CC often perform noticeably worse than the main agent, even when told to use Opus and despite extreme prompt tuning. This seems to concur with the “keep it flat” logic here. But why should this be the c
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by nojs 1y ago
> I remember that it took at least a couple of days to come up to a stable temperature Funny, the doc says 2-3 hours.
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by nojs 1y ago
The line isn’t as clear as you might think, eg jetbrains has a mini on-device neural net powered autocomplete: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/full-line-code-completio...
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by nojs 1y ago
Nice, this is really needed. Would be cool to see some of the less common regional Chinese dialects, which are widely spoken and often the only language older people speak. And even just more accurate regional accents for Mandarin.
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Intel shares jump as SoftBank to buy $2B stake(bbc.com)
4 points by nojs 1y ago|0 comments
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by nojs 1y ago
You mean using a headless browser to interact with a website designed for humans? Why would that be against their terms of service ;)
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by nojs 1y ago
Writing a summary of twitter hot takes is easier than doing actual research.

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