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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
The cover image is also very misleading, it is ai-generated, but is presented as an image of the new facility
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
Every 2D projection of a 3D surface will be wrong in some way. It's just a matter of which attributes you want yo compromise on and which you want to be accurate. As I understand it, Mercator mostly preserves relative distances between
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
The sheer number of things "they observed" in this paper that could be whole papers in themselves is astounding! Lots of great stuff in here around training processes and data collection+synthesis. Does anyone have any background
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Relevant Xkcd: Find the relevant Xkcd comic for your post(anyg.me)
2 points by promiseofbeans 1y ago|0 comments
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
I disagree - JavaScript is the most used programming language in the world, and were I a betting man I'd happily wager client JS is still a much bigger share of that than server. Yes, there have been a lot of advances in modern JS for
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
I think this is referring to the FedCM api [1] It works with providers other than Google, just no one else has implemented it yet. Google's One Tap library tries to use the new api, and falls back to the classic One Tap popup when usin
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
Sort of mimics Windows itself - you famously have to do some archeology every time you want to change an important setting, and will work your way through many iterations of windows ui components as you do
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
It's pretty fun seeing what countries people are from. If you hover, it tells your their city as well!
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
Keeping up with web standards, and dropping the advertising rubbish that's making them somehow atrophy users faster than they were before. Otherwise, they'll be gone. Thunderbird has proven people are willing to donate millions if
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
This was on an OLED Samsung phone, screen running at 120Hz
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
The 2nd artwork ('A Door Somewhere " - Bert Monrov) had me really confused for a moment. When I scrolled down to it, there was a sort of flickering effect, like as if it were a gif, with a flickering light adding ambience to the s
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Wise slashes fees: June fee review(wise.com)
3 points by promiseofbeans 1y ago|0 comments
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I Ranked All 142 HTML Elements [video](youtube.com)
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
https://kagi.com/smallweb
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
I thought the title was an Onion-esque joke at first, not realising they've changed the naming scheme
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
WEasyPrint is great for generating invoices from html! https://weasyprint.org/ Also the only good implementation of web layout/rendering I've seen done in python.
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
How does this handle CSV's with no headers, or data that's offset from the top? (e.g. a row for title and subtitle, before the table headers & data)
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
I think the idea is that you can use this to build synths that you then control woth midi, etc
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
I mean, the general purpose models already do this in a way, routing to a selected expert. It's a pretty fundamental concept for ensemble learning, which is what MOE experts are, effectively. I don't see any reason you couldn&#x27
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
Is the code somewhere? This seems like it'd be really useful as a Vite/Astro plugin
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
If you're happy to dip your toes into another DAW, Reaper has excellent first-class Linux support, works with all your plugins, and has a 60 day trial* for you to get used to it. * The free trial is enforced as heavily as WinRAR's
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
Firefox on a mid-tier Samsung and a cheapo data connection (4G) took avout 30s to load. I could pan, but it limited me from zooming much, and the little I could zoom in looked quite blury.
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
One of the smartest devs I know built his game from scratch in C. Pretty complex game too - 3D open-world management game. It's now successful on steam. Thing is, he didn't make the game in C. He built his game engine in C, and th
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by promiseofbeans 1y ago
Looks like it might have been VisualLand.net, which isn't around anymore. Looking at the archive of the site ( https://web.archive.org/web/20130811073141/http%3A//www.visu... ), most of their animatio
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by promiseofbeans 2y ago
I use Kagi search when I want to find something, and chatgpt free when I want a question answered.
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Thundermail and Thunderbird Pro Services(blog.thunderbird.net)
7 points by promiseofbeans 2y ago|0 comments
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by promiseofbeans 2y ago
The main lesson I was taught by undergrad chemistry and statistics is that the point of science is to lie and massage your terrible incorrect results until they look realistic, claim any remaining error was due to the shitty inprecice equip
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Mommy, Why Is There a Server in the House?(archive.org)
4 points by promiseofbeans 2y ago|1 comments
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Material UI v7 is here(mui.com)
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by promiseofbeans 2y ago
Regardless of your take on this, it's very interesting to see the UI components they're using. These look identical to the gov.uk system, but I wasn't aware of it being available for use outside of their government websites.

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