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by perdomon 1y ago
Has Fireship made a video about this yet? I bet we'll see one tomorrow.
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by perdomon 1y ago
Coming from Javascript and PHP, this seems completely foreign and alien and I have almost no idea what I'm looking at. Can't wait to try it.
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by perdomon 1y ago
Based on this article, it doesn't sound like he did anything illegal (initially). He saw an opportunity and took advantage of it not unlike high frequency trading in the late 90s/early 2000s. Decentralized markets operate in a spa
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by perdomon 2y ago
This is what I’m leaning toward as well, but it’s hard to believe companies are spending billions of compute dollars building agentic tools that no one is using for production projects. Surely there’s some Giganto-Corp, Ltd. out there using
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by perdomon 2y ago
Anybody have experience using echarts with Vue 2.6? This looks way easier to implement than chart.js, but I’m worried about compatibility with such an old Vue build.
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by perdomon 2y ago
I was hoping for more information about the nature of the attack. All I saw was that 'funds must be deposited before they can be withdrawn' and 'Tornado Cash' was used for the deposit. Does anyone have more details about
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by perdomon 2y ago
Why do you think airlines spend so much money on these safety videos when they're almost exclusively shown to people who are already customers of the airline? The 2m YouTube example you gave is great, but 1. that's probably an ex
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by perdomon 2y ago
The vulnerability is that Signal doesn’t inform the user when there are additional devices added to their account?
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by perdomon 2y ago
Is that the idea behind Tails OS? It runs from removable media and disappears when ejected?
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by perdomon 2y ago
Can someone please ELI5? When I hear live images, I think of iOS videos that go along with pictures you take
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by perdomon 2y ago
I don’t know chrome devtools enough to say whether or not it already has all of these features. I will say that you can place a nail with a hammer, but if you’re building houses for a living, it might be best to invest in a nail gun.
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by perdomon 2y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20250324194236/https://www.theat...
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by perdomon 2y ago
Here's a comment from the creator with a host of things that are mostly not available in Chrome: There's a huge list of things Polypane emulates beyond the screen size. For devices: - user agent - reported platform - devic
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by perdomon 2y ago
Love the neo-brutalism look. What do you think about crowd-sourcing the glossary or creating a submission form for new terms?
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by perdomon 2y ago
Yes, beavers. They're very efficient an building dams but awful at following engineering instructions, often ignoring them altogether. They make for a very untrustworthy workforce and we should keep an eye on their behaviors especially
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by perdomon 2y ago
Castoreum is back on the menu, boys.
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by perdomon 2y ago
The study's conclusion that tattoo ink causes cancer fails to convince due to major methodological flaws. The sample sizes for the most important analyses (matched twin pairs) were tiny, with fewer than 5 informative pairs for lymphoma
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by perdomon 2y ago
I like projects like this since Safari is probably the biggest competitor to Chrome, but historically Apple hasn't been kind to these sorts of extensions. I hope they're able to find a way to make it work, because Safari is well-i
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by perdomon 2y ago
I get this as well, to the point where I created a specific project for brainstorming without code — asking for concepts, patterns, architectural ideas without any code samples. One issue I find is that sometimes I get better answers withou
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Mdless: A terminal-based Markdown reader and browser for the command line(brettterpstra.com)
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by perdomon 2y ago
I didn't make this, but I think it's better than Vim/cat for markdown.
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by perdomon 2y ago
Can someone explain what's changed in the UK that they would consider requesting unfettered access to all Apple customer data (including outside their own borders)? I get that the NSA is infamous for warrant-less surveillance, but this
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by perdomon 2y ago
I’ve never done that before but will! How fun!
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by perdomon 2y ago
Yeah, those results are ass. Do you happen to have the Kagi equivalent of the search? I’m curious to see how they compare.
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by perdomon 2y ago
That’s interesting — Claude WITH web search. Like Claude makes suggestions about search terms? Or maybe helps to navigate the results? I’m struggling to picture how google search is a 2-“person” job
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by perdomon 2y ago
Is that his device or his search term? Either way, my view of the internet is probably different than the average with pihole + ublock. Three pages of ads is kind of unbelievable.
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by perdomon 2y ago
Very interesting experience. Thanks for sharing. I’m a sucker for good UX/UI, and it sounds like the product is legitimately useful long-term. I wonder how well it integrates into Firefox/Chrome, since I see extensions for both br
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by perdomon 2y ago
This is the exact sort of QOL feature that could convert me. I get tired of seeing the same recycled AI listicles for certain search genres, and it sounds like Kagi could help me manage that for my preferences.
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by perdomon 2y ago
Can someone make a case for Kagi? I'm using Google + Claude for all my websearch needs. I don't feel like there's a gap there, but maybe that's because I've never experienced anything better and can't imagine i
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by perdomon 2y ago
This is great. It's a more linear workflow that mimics how we filter data in our minds. How long until it's available in MySQL (never, probably)

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