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by peesem 6d ago
"not an expert in zig" but you can't even look at the documentation to find the `@tagName` builtin to do exactly the problem posed?: https://ziglang.org/documentation/0.16.0/#tagName i can literally
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by peesem 12d ago
in my experience this is only an issue when headsets are unbalanced between the front and back, since this results in the weight going on your nose/face rather than straight through your head to your neck. the frame's battery is o
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by peesem 14d ago
from en.action.md: > Redirect or block "Cloudflare Warp" users from accessing your website. And provide a reason if you can. come on, really? what does this achieve? only thing i can think of is trying to get the user off of WA
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by peesem 14d ago
just sort of a general complaint about how much the internet relies on cloudflare and what that means. massive point of failure, erratic browser checks & outright blocking, surveillance
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by peesem 17d ago
seemingly hugged, unless they're doing overzealous IP blocking
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by peesem 18d ago
regardless of the validity of the claim, why post a link to Reddit when the Reddit post is just a link to a document? why not directly link to the document
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by peesem 28d ago
There's also an alert on the MIT emergency page, though it doesn't mention the substance by name: https://emergency.mit.net/
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MIT building contaminated with powerful neurotoxin dimethylmercury(reddit.com)
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by peesem 1mo ago
can people publish blog posts (and other things) literally anywhere else? especially now with nitter/xcancel/etc getting taken down
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by peesem 1mo ago
i wonder if them saying > Due to our strict security protocols and the terms outlined in the Microsoft Services Agreement, we are unable to modify or restore the security settings once they've been updated. and > Additionally, if
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by peesem 1mo ago
nitrotype?
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by peesem 1mo ago
but then just close the elements yourself if you need that? don't force one behavior onto everyone
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by peesem 1mo ago
that seems unrelated to the security problem to me
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by peesem 1mo ago
once again, i will ask: why do people care so much about only having one <details> element open at a time? let me see what i want to see!
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by peesem 1mo ago
the idea that creation of prompt == creation of code that some people are spouting is so dumb. if you ask your friend to write a program it's their program, even if you ask them to make some specific changes afterward. if you replace y
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by peesem 1mo ago
come on. people are doing a lot more than that with LLMs
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by peesem 1mo ago
maybe a niche use case but i've found it's perfect to store & query random trivia/gameshow questions based on filters for my personal clones of things like Family Feud and Jeopardy
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by peesem 1mo ago
well, i also have to type "rhombus language" to get relevant results for the rhombus language
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by peesem 1mo ago
i think (especially on HN) "X kills Y" usually means X owned/controlled Y and are ending support or whatever. e.g. "Google kills Glass" (for more, see killedbygoogle.com) or "Microsoft kills Skype" (for mo
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by peesem 1mo ago
inaccurate, i don't have to go three screens deep into a modal to choose only necessary cookies
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by peesem 2mo ago
look at Atkinson Hyperlegible? commissioned by the Braille foundation for low-vision readers which means it's very readable
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by peesem 2mo ago
never underestimate the monetary inefficiency of the military industrial complex
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by peesem 2mo ago
already posted at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49162653 which is itself a dupe but that was the first one posted today
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by peesem 2mo ago
i'm assuming this is written with LLMs given the writing on that page and the nature of the other "products" on that website. i would not call that hand-written, as the page does in the second paragraph
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by peesem 2mo ago
spotify embed, probably?
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by peesem 2mo ago
the given complicated version's complexity actually just comes from the fact that it's a "more correct" way to write a hello world program, as it manually acquires the stdout File object and acknowledges that printing to
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by peesem 2mo ago
i do like zig and its build system, but i agree that i see little point to the allyourcodebase repositories. you can probably learn about what you _can_ do with the build system through them, but i don't think they're best practic
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by peesem 2mo ago
you _can_ just tell zig build to call make (std.Build.addSystemCommand, https://ziglang.org/documentation/0.16.0/std/#std.Build.addS... ). the only benefits of an inbuilt make would be not having to install it
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by peesem 2mo ago
did you read the post? it doesn't mention those by name but the reasons it gives for not teaching other languages/tools apply to those too
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by peesem 2mo ago
it does still exist as far as i understand it. the resolution you select affects the size of the mouse cursor and then when switching away from the game you can see the rest of the system resizing back to normal

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