oefrha

14 ms·

241.
by oefrha 9mo ago
I bought Tailwind Plus when it was still Tailwind UI years ago and thoroughly enjoyed it in hobbyist projects and some professional projects. Would have pushed for company license if my current company isn’t exclusively native apps.
242.
by oefrha 9mo ago
I don’t like getting asked what I do for hobbies. The real answer I want to give is “none of your business”, but I’m polite enough to never say that, so it gets awkward. Getting asked what I do for a living is totally fine. It’s on my websi
243.
by oefrha 9mo ago
I was legally representing them. I had their photo ID and a signed legal authorization letter and screencasts of their private creator portal showing infringed works and dossier of side-of-side comparison of infringing URLs and original URL
244.
by oefrha 9mo ago
I have some experience in this regard, and Google, even though it’s known for nonexistent human support, isn’t even the worst. I helped a Chinese creator friend DMCA takedown a bunch of accounts on YouTube/Instagram/TikTok straigh
245.
by oefrha 9mo ago
I was a long time Emacs user, spent way too much of my life in ~/.emacs.d/init.el. I don't use it for anything other than magit any more. I just tried it again, first by upgrading my packages in package.el. Of course, everyt
246.
by oefrha 10mo ago
Yes, these cross platform frameworks speed up developing easy and boring things but actively gets in the way the moment you venture out for more esoteric platform-specific features. Overall time savings is questionable, especially in the AI
247.
by oefrha 10mo ago
Except they didn’t even bother to manufacture consent this time? Or did a very lousy job of it.
248.
by oefrha 10mo ago
> prioritizing and long term updating their EVs Is that a euphemism for having an aging lineup? Not releasing anything new -- ??? --> must be prioritizing (huh?) and long term updating old ones?
249.
by oefrha 10mo ago
They typically pay a lot more than $100k for Unreal and the likes or employees working on their in house engines. Oh and these studios often lose money instead of having profit margins in the multi-million, see Ubisoft.
250.
by oefrha 10mo ago
I mean, this indie developer sold more than lots of (most?) AAA studios, and AAA studios have a lot more operating costs than an indie. Donating one dev year is a lot easier when you sell 50 million copies and hire no one than when you sell
251.
by oefrha 10mo ago
> ~2.5KB Brotli Smaller than most images. Brotli is so 2024. Use zstd. (73.62%, I know. Slightly worse compression ratio, I know that too.)
252.
by oefrha 10mo ago
It was never a breakthrough of any kind, especially not the "half of all office work are now obsolete" kind they tried to claim. > Comparing to deepseek or qwen, heavy lifting what? DeepSeek and Qwen were/are building repu
253.
by oefrha 10mo ago
Riding a wave is fine. Stealing someone else’s clout and falsely advertising your product is not. This applies to every other shitty AI company with little to offer on top of someone else’s foundational model, regardless of origin country.
254.
by oefrha 10mo ago
Manus attempted to ride the wave of DeepSeek and hired an army of influencers inside and outside of China, especially inside, to hype it up as the second coming of DeepSeek, even though they didn’t target the Chinese domestic market (as you
255.
by oefrha 10mo ago
Turn off watch history and there’s no feed whatsoever, they started to refuse to show anything on the home page with watch history off since a couple years ago. Yes that includes even Shorts, you’re not allowed to doomscroll without watch h
256.
by oefrha 10mo ago
Okay, since there’s so much stuff to digest here and apparently there are issues designated as wontfix by GnuPG maintainers, can someone more in the loop tell us whether using gpg signatures on git commits/tags is vulnerable? And is th
257.
by oefrha 10mo ago
> Hochul compared the social media labels to warnings on other products like tobacco, where they communicate the risk of cancer, or plastic packaging, where they warn of the risk of suffocation for small children. Great. I’m sure this wi
258.
by oefrha 10mo ago
For much of the ML/scientific ecosystem, you're lucky to get all your deps working with the latest minor version of Python six months to a year after its release. Random ML projects with hundreds to thousands of stars on GitHub ma
259.
by oefrha 10mo ago
Linux systems commonly already provide an outdated system Python you don’t want to use, and it can’t be used to create a venv of a version you want to use. A single Python version for the entire system fundamentally doesn’t work for many pe
260.
by oefrha 10mo ago
iOS Safari's reader mode heuristics has always been mediocre at best, and it's getting less useful by the day as more publications knowingly cripple it. It used to be that you can get around some soft paywalls with reader mode, es
261.
by oefrha 10mo ago
I made the comment based on the delay parameter (“Wait time in ms.”) in the API. I didn’t test so don’t know what the default behavior is.
262.
by oefrha 10mo ago
I’m afraid out of all the waiting strategies available in Puppeteer/Playwright, waiting a fixed period is the worst possible. Maybe consider exposing the proper waiting strategies, load/domcontentloaded/networkidle, maybe eve
263.
by oefrha 10mo ago
You mean like the piece of crap that was WAP?
264.
by oefrha 10mo ago
> Back when malware was more prevalent among the lower class, there was also far more freedom and interoperability. Yeah, “the lower class” had the freedom of having their IM accounts hacked and blast spam/scam messages to all conta
265.
by oefrha 10mo ago
What and how much do I need to pay to add Don Jr. to my company’s board? $10MM converted to TRUMP? $100MM?
266.
by oefrha 10mo ago
Oh okay I missed it, sorry. But that’s just using a separate python-pptx package to export the generated list of images to a .pptx file, not something inherent to the model.
267.
by oefrha 10mo ago
I actually started using Safari's `grid-template-rows: masonry` when it came out, but unfortunately Safari TP crashed a lot on me when using that for some reason. Chromium's never had a problem.
268.
by oefrha 10mo ago
I don't see the word powerpoint anywhere in https://github.com/QwenLM/Qwen-Image-Layered , I only see a code snippet saving a bunch of PNGs: with torch.inference_mode(): output = pipeline(**inputs)
269.
by oefrha 10mo ago
I've been using Chromium's display: masonry in some internal apps since they introduced it behind a flag in Chromium 140. Looks like they just have to rename it now?
270.
by oefrha 10mo ago
I fail to see how this is a personal attack. I was basically saying I don’t understand why people always have to post these ostensibly on-topic, actually off-topic humble brags (?). Where’s the attack? “You know perfectly well”? People have

More ›