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by npn 2y ago
>What am I missing? Like everything. You do not even mention your machine spec, so I'm assume you just pick the ones that fit, which probably the quant versions. Quant versions of the "small" models do not perform that wel
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by npn 2y ago
How many square kilometers of land does Israel gain this time?
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by npn 2y ago
I tried this one before, resulted in a read-only disk. Hope it improves since then.
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by npn 2y ago
"Open"AI. Should be ClosedAI instead.
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Building Artificial Life Simulations to Learn Crystal-Lang on a Steam Deck [video](youtube.com)
1 points by npn 2y ago|1 comments
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by npn 2y ago
I generally do not watch programming video, as it is almost always a waste of time. But this one is interesting enough. The author took a lot of challenges for making the content: - Learning a new language (crystal lang) - Developing using
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by npn 2y ago
I would rather using rem for line height instead. It is easier to maintain vertical rhythm.
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by npn 2y ago
You want to store hashed value in database as effectively as possible, hence the first 8 bytes. Though I think a 64 bits hash algorithms might be more suitable than sha1. Personally I use fnv-1a for hashing (not the fastest but trivial to i
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by npn 2y ago
It is not hard to keep track of new css/js features, as the articles pop up very often, e.g: https://developer.chrome.com/blog/whats-new-css-ui-2023 Most of us just decide to ignore them, because a significant por
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by npn 2y ago
This is a bad article. > And while support for Container Queries is green in all modern browsers, people still seem reluctant to go all-in, fearing they could break something as fundamental as site layout in older browsers. Don't yo
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by npn 2y ago
Quora was bad when I visited it in 2021. So what year it was good again?
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by npn 3y ago
Picking non convenient consonants works wonders for us now as we can mix almost freely with many English words without causing any confusion.
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by npn 3y ago
> Nothing in it makes sense to me Understandable, because it was based on how it sounded, not based on the meaning of the compound characters. So it only makes sense for Vietnamese people. For example, from this wikipedia image: https:&
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by npn 3y ago
It is not that hard. Nom is pretty much Chinese word meaning + Chinese word pronunciation. Though for foreign people it will be a challenge.
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by npn 3y ago
Crystal is a nice language to write utilities with. Usually with utilities you want to distribute it to other people, many of them can't just install the whole toolchain to run the code. So naturally we want a fully portable windows ex
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by npn 3y ago
And jakt, the language made by SerenityOS team. It has a very pragmatic design.
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by npn 3y ago
More like a mix of vlang and JAI.
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by npn 3y ago
they own the project, not you. open source licensing does not mean giving up the authorship.
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by npn 3y ago
If he sold his OS like other US companies then his networth would be $50B not $50M. You can argue that Linux can't reach that kind of successful if it is nonfree, but there were a lot of poorly written OS that sold millions.
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by npn 3y ago
Yes, create your table with a trailing strict statement.
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by npn 3y ago
> i.e. I follow woodworking but the communities are stale because there is rarely anything new. Woodworking is about old as a human topic can get. It’s just new memes now. wait what? have you guys already discuss all thousands type of wo
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by npn 3y ago
Good for them, hope this will help them hire some one with more motivation
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by npn 3y ago
Huh, is there more than one? This looks different from my memory
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by npn 3y ago
For me those were some viral videos from the older internet. It is not because those videos violate YouTube policies or anything. The uploaders just closed their accounts. Some videos just exist in my memory now.
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by npn 3y ago
already there, as there is no guarantee that a video will exist forever on Youtube. many people hoard youtube videos just because they fear that those video will disappear when they need them.
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by npn 3y ago
because a sane people would delegate the task to a separated script instead.
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by npn 3y ago
Nice observation. I also noticed that the quality went downhill when HN applied strict moderation. Sure this place looks friendlier now, but it feels empty as most competent people had already left.
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by npn 3y ago
HN is a laughing joke now, compare to the old days. For every popular thread there are at least 50% of comments are outright wrong, or unimportant bike-shedding. To the point some people created a satire website called n-gate some years bef
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by npn 3y ago
A list of videos when Andreas Kling uses the landing page of Shopify at the sample to implement new features or fix the broken ones, mostly SVG/layout related. Like it was stated in one of the video, Shopify uses a lot of modern cuttin
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by npn 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/@awesomekling/search?query=shopify Maybe this is one of the reason? It will be awesome if Ladybird can render Shopify perfectly, not to mention all the free exposure.

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