radicalriddler

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by radicalriddler 3y ago
Useful inhabitable landmass is the question I guess? If it's just the peaks of the island getting higher, then that land becomes increasingly hard to build on.
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
> and I'll have to debug some error coming from the intersection of different versions of node being used in the JAM host Oh, you're not using Vercel? There's your first mistake \s
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
FUCK YES (excuse my profanity). I have a tool that converts HTML to Neural Speech and I always wanted to push arXiv papers through it, but couldn't be bothered with a PDF implementation.
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
The decision to cough up for the lifetime payment pays off again.
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
I saw this on twitter a week or two ago and that's exactly how he explained the purpose
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
Isn't Netflix only for one person? Whereas Youtube Premium Family is for... a family (4). What are you comparing here?
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
How many Kilowatts has this man saved by computers not having to load trackers and render ad banners!?
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
He was breaking TOS, Vercel contacted him, got no response, blocked his account.
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
Cool. By the sounds of it, they needed the docker image in the first place because they chose fly.io. This guy is saying that Cloudflare wouldn't support it, but if they went the cloudflare route (which I'm not saying whether or n
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
Yup, this is exactly why I installed ublock origin on my grandparents computers. Malware and scams are too prevalent across the web, and unfortunately, google SERP and Youtube aren't immune.
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
Didn't they only need the 700MB dockerfile due to Fly.io requiring it?
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
"Next.js is eating React" and "Independence" are definitely two sections where I massively agree. I don't like Vercel, they seem... subtlely villainous. Hearing how much of a pain it was to maintain Next support for
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
Interesting idea. If I were ever to travel to Japan, I'd visit a lot of the cities and towns that are mentioned in Murakami's books, including those that were affected by the gas attacks.
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
Yeah ok, looks like Vivaldi has just replicated what Arc did. I downloaded the Arc browser, took a look, realized it offered me nothing (I don't care to sync what I'm doing on desktop to my phone), uninstalled.
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
ElevenLabs is better quality wise, but it's vastly more expensive. Azure Speech hits a really good price:quality ratio.
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
Another more UX issue. When I hit Advanced search, and then click Podcasts (or any) without a search query, it gives a "tab switch" like behaviour. Given that behaviour, When I enter a search term and hit enter Then as a use
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
Resubscribed. I liked Kagi when it came out, happy to give it another shot. The search UI seems broken on my Firefox due to some absolute styling. I had to set this in my Stylus config to fix .auto_suggestions { padding: 0; top: uns
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
They've been offering community editions for years. It's not too late, it's just too little.
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
Digital Ocean can eat dirt for buying CSS Tricks just to send it to the graveyard. Use Vultr, or Linode if you have to :)
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
He wasn't looking for "the ultimate solution", he was laying out the process of how he ended up at B, coming from A. He's not ending the video asking for a better solution, he's saying he's found a good solutio
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
> He talked about other less popular libraries so it’s already popular enough to make the cut. [0] This implies that you think he'd have known of your library because it was bigger than others he included, and left it out (for some
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
> roughly nine out of 10 Australians who were watching commercial TV were watching the Matildas. What is "Commercial TV"? Does this not count Australian Broadcasting Corp (and potentially SBS)? Otherwise, I'm very excited
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
https://www.webtospeech.app It takes a URL and a voice selection, sends it off to Azure TTS speech service. The backend handles converting the HTML to SSML, it's really a one step solution to converting web pages to audio f
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
I really like this spec. ASP.NET integrated it in dotnet 6 and it just makes thinking about what error should be returned from the server so much simpler.
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
Why charge on a subscription basis if you're getting a limited amount of usage? If Netflix charged me $12 and limited me to 5 shows a month, I'd be outraged. At least offer up one time payments, even if you mark it up 10-20%
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
Picked up Mullvad a couple months ago, I love it's concept of just paying for the time I use.
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
It looks very barebones at the moment. Looks like they've just pulled down a tower-lsp boilerplate, the parser crate has a little bit more in it.
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
Nice. I've been thinking about writing a more "general" sql lsp using rust so I might have a read of how they're doing this.
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
Favicons are cached by browsers (pretty much permanently in some). I opened a new browser and checked the page.
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by radicalriddler 3y ago
I'm just having a laugh that there's still like 4 instances on that page alone where twitter is still a thing. Bird for sharing. Twitter down the bottom of the page. Primary light blue color. Also, for some reason the X on the fav

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