rat_on_the_run

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Claude Fable credit expiring one day earlier than stated(reddit.com)
3 points by rat_on_the_run 16d ago|0 comments
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by rat_on_the_run 22d ago
Can confirm that when using google not logged in. Now when sharing a link from google search, I won't get the actual link. This will certainly help google's tracking. Google has gone so bad over the past few years. You only get li
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by rat_on_the_run 6mo ago
I wish the browsers had a function of disabling all keyboard shortcuts of a website. I binded Ctrl+E to opening a new tab just beside the current tab (built-in hotkey in Brave). It's frustrating to see it changed to something like open
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by rat_on_the_run 6mo ago
They can have a search button for that, not hijacking default browser functions. Often I want both kinds of search.
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by rat_on_the_run 1y ago
This website looks terrible on mobile. It shows a horizontal scroll bar any time I do a vertical scroll and there's no space for horizontal scroll in the first place. It has very large floating header and footer such that the actual co
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by rat_on_the_run 2y ago
I really wish that we have an operating system that's not controlled by a U.S. person.
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by rat_on_the_run 2y ago
Yeah, I saw the author says it depends on the units. But like, why is this interesting? This is not physics, just some number coincidence in the metric unit system, and I'm sure one can find many more these kind of things by playing ar
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by rat_on_the_run 2y ago
There is nothing meaningful about this. I can change the unit system to make g any value I want (this is done all the time in research). I try really hard to ignore all the physics-related articles posted here but this one is too egregious.
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by rat_on_the_run 2y ago
The thing is, I do like to see details and I'm curious. That's why I check them in the first place. But we can't know beforehand whether it's useful or not. This is true for both footnote and side note, but for footnotes
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by rat_on_the_run 2y ago
I don't like side notes. It tries to separate the readers to two groups---one who wants more details and the other who doesn't, but the problem is that there's no such natural division. When I read articles with side notes, I
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by rat_on_the_run 2y ago
A bit off-topic, but the website has large white space on the right side on mobile.
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by rat_on_the_run 3y ago
They should have rules preventing this from happening in the very beginning of that organization. The turn of events shows that their form of governance is not effective.
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by rat_on_the_run 3y ago
I tested Chrome and Firefox about 1 week ago. On about 30 tabs, Firefox uses about 1G more RAM than Chrome. Their speed is difference is unnoticeable. I also tested Edge and Vivaldi for RAM usage. The result is Chrome < Edge < Firefox