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otikik
1y ago
I am sure Youtube at least relies on this kind of issue in order to inflate ad clicks on their mobile app. Ads pop up at any point and override the in-screen controls.
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otikik
1y ago
I'll accept all romantizatizicing of the ancient roman empire as long as it's The Life of Brian.
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otikik
1y ago
They didn't research the upgrade.
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otikik
1y ago
They are speedrunning the "Banana Republic" achievement.
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otikik
1y ago
> Hue is a cyclic value, so it has to be in degrees There's nothing magical about the number 360. You can do cycles in the 0-1 range. You can even make trigonometry with that (no radians). See: http://pico8wiki.com/i
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otikik
1y ago
There's 3 "clear blues" that look indistinguishable to me, unless they appear next to each other. The two magentas also look too close to be distinguishable.
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otikik
1y ago
> L is for lightness (0-100%), C is for chroma (0-0.5), H is for hue (0-360deg). My programmer brain immediately jumped away in disgust. I'm sure there's many good reasons for choosing those, but it seems to me it could have e
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otikik
1y ago
This person develops
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otikik
1y ago
Not in Lua. Most languages have abstractions for iterating over an array so that you don’t need to use 0 or length-1 these days
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otikik
1y ago
"Don't expect the government to do anything, give money to big corporations instead" And then he chooses the one big corporation which has a guy in the government.
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otikik
2y ago
That is true but you have to be very specific about who your "users" are. If your "users" are the guys in charge of showing more ads to people, then yes. People, on the other hand absolutely prefer watching their contact
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otikik
2y ago
I suspect the "System prompt" used by google includes way more stuff than the small example that the user provided. Especially if the training set for their llm is really large. At the very least it should contain stuff to prote
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otikik
2y ago
Well the way I see them I don't think they are a unit at all. And the end pixels are "physical things". Like ceramic tiles on a bathroom wall. Your wall might be however many meters in length and you might need however square
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otikik
2y ago
You see the same thing in e-sports too. You can be “good” at StarCraft 2 and still be miles away from the top. Even between the top 100 players the difference is stark
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otikik
2y ago
The weird trick that polynucleotides don’t want you to know!
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otikik
2y ago
I don't know, man. I am the kind of person who can't help but think "this 1.5-tons metal cage just moved 20 meters while I was blinking" while driving my car on a highway. Needless to say, I don't enjoy driving. On
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otikik
2y ago
You can assume the measurement is “Lines of Code that matter ” then.
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otikik
2y ago
It would be funny if it wasn’t so sad. Your wealthy are now saying the quiet part out loud, and your poor are cheering.
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otikik
2y ago
Every time I read someone saying “I need something”, it turns out they want to sell me something.
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otikik
2y ago
Aren't they exactly the definition of "extraneous"?
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2y ago
It does count for me. The border crossing is the first experience that you get from a country. It has definitely gone worse. And it was not great to begin with. In the past, I had the ... pleasure ... of being put in the "back room&quo
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otikik
2y ago
No, they said it is "ridiculously overpriced for what you get as a tourist". Which now includes a possibility of getting detained while trying to enter.
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otikik
2y ago
They don’t respect robots.txt at all and won’t hesitate to call all the endpoints they find, repeatedly, even when they’re costly for the host. That’s basically it.
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otikik
2y ago
The fact that we have found left-handed neutrinos but not right-handed ones seems like another one. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sterile_neutrino
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otikik
2y ago
They could have just ignored the locale altogether though. Put dots on the numbers when using csv, and assume it has dots when importing
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otikik
2y ago
Meanwhile, Excel exports to CSV as “semicolon separated values” depending on your OS locale
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otikik
2y ago
Yeah but we don't have a Musk either. One compensates the other.
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otikik
2y ago
I had a boss like that. One time he told me "In a bacon and eggs dish, the hen contributes but the pig really gets involved. I want all my team to be pigs". I internally thought "yeah, but you are neither the hen or the pig,
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otikik
2y ago
This is one of the cases where I think AI can help. Two usecases I can think of: non-native English speakers and ADHD developers. For those groups, having some tool that autofills the first draft of the commit message (that you can then mod
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2y ago
Dude, I'll buy you a copy right now
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