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by pests 1y ago
Then how does tailwind implement it? Use that.
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by pests 1y ago
I remember seeing something from Boom (now renamed?) which was an YN company years ago. I recall them developing some technology to solve the noise problem - somehow bouncing the sound off the atmosphere or similar IIRC? I do think its viab
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by pests 1y ago
It’s a difference in kind I think. Creation of any type of work - art, writing, programming, modeling, deep research, etc is much more accessible on a PC than on a smartphone. Not only because of the input devices available, but also the re
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by pests 1y ago
Cashapp cards for me, for example, are backed by Sutton Bank Ltd out of Chicago.
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by pests 1y ago
Id say it’s big standard for php apps and have been for awhile. Wordpress has a similar install flow. Docker images are provided tho.
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by pests 1y ago
Why not a jury of 12 judges for the best of both worlds?
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by pests 1y ago
computer.rip has tons of great posts on topics like this
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by pests 1y ago
> web designers have a tendency to pick overly thin fonts because it looks fancy/unique at a glance Mac's have this font thing where it basically makes font's have a heavier weight. This is the result of that.
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by pests 1y ago
I watched a video long ago about how the Roslyn C# compiler handled this but I forget the details.
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by pests 1y ago
They miscalculated only 24 hours, not 24 days, so their number is off by a factor of 24.
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by pests 1y ago
> Boom, a human just executed code injected into data. A real life example being [0] where a woman asked for 911 assistance via the notes section of a pizza delivery site. [0] https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015
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by pests 1y ago
Support sites always seem to be a vector in a lot of attacks. I remember back when people would signup for SaaS offerings with organizational email built in (ie join with a @company address, automatically get added to that org) using a tick
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by pests 1y ago
What if you do have something to hide?
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by pests 1y ago
Fantasia gets this wrong, depicting the dinosaurs dying from lack of water.
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by pests 1y ago
Reminds me of the old videos on the Mill CPU architecture. There is multi hour long video about “the belt”, a primary concept in understanding the Mill architecture and instruction scheduling. It’s portrayed in the slides as an actual belt
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by pests 1y ago
Even if you had a map, a compass, knew where you are on the map, and had a target destination on the map… it would still be hard to navigate, again a skill all by itself.
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by pests 1y ago
From a quick search it seems this was a Presidential Memorandum not an Executive Action. “Executive orders are generally more formal, require publication in the Federal Register, and must cite the President's legal authority, while mem
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by pests 1y ago
Right, it’s not like people born deaf are just completely useless as humans. Just like we have sign language and there is a whole concept of body language alone is enough to show it would be possible for them. We have people like Helen Kell
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by pests 1y ago
I’ve always used the rolling boil for stirring when making macaroni or other noodles. Maybe a minute of agitation in the beginning to get it going but it lets me set and forget. Maybe add a teaspoon or two of an oil to knock any bubbles out
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by pests 1y ago
I loved those books when I was younger, was randomly thinking about them the other day and couldn’t remember the name for the first book and got lost in Wikipedia
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by pests 1y ago
Just because you have a map doesn’t mean you know where you are in said map. Reading the landscape and elevation changes around you and matching that to a map is a skill into itself. Even harder without a compass.
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by pests 1y ago
To give you a real answer instead of just bashing crypto: There is no real compute happening on the actual blockchain. The more instructions you have to execute, the higher the gas, the larger the fee the user will have to pay. The blockcha
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by pests 1y ago
I might be mixing it up with a similar tool around the same time period, although thanks for confirming there did exist a thing called sub7. I do remember being exposed to the arcane Perl syntax for the first time so it must have been a dif
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by pests 1y ago
It is so odd how request-centric my worldview was back then. I literally couldn’t fathom how “old legacy crusty languages” like c/c++ could possibly be behind a website. Learning google was built this way blew my mind. It’s strange thi
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by pests 1y ago
Just a story of my past. I got into web dev in the tail end of perl and cgi-bin. I remember my first couple scripts which were just copy/paste from tutorials and what not, everyone knows how it goes. It was very magical to me how this
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by pests 1y ago
So many games, not only MMOs, lose my interest in the intro/tutorial due to this. Let me play the game, or at least a way to skip / a shortcut. I can’t remember what game it was, but almost an hour in and I’m still locked in the t
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by pests 1y ago
JLCPCB does tons of sponsored segments on YT. I see them more than Pcbway.
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by pests 1y ago
OpenAI considers money to be useless post-agi. They’ve even made statements that any investments are basically donations once agi is achieved
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by pests 1y ago
I never played EverQuest but another game by SOE. I was absolutely addicted to Cosmic Rift throughout high school. Then someone decided it was a good idea to make it subscription only. I still remember being able to login and get trial time
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by pests 1y ago
> firing up AIM and seeking out someone to chat with. Or someone spotting my arrival and immediately saying hi The best was when that hi came from the person you had steady started typing to

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