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   by re 4y ago

   I think you misunderstand pizza; the article compares JPEG XL, but it doesn't compare the new lossless coder implementation (fjxl/fast_lossless), which is a separate tool/binary from cjxl.
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   by re 4y ago

   > For which application? For this article the context is for use in browsers, and the main metric being measured is compression ratio.
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   by re 4y ago

   I think this is most likely related to the mediocre reliability of voice search, and different algorithms for searching the different music catalogs. > I asked for the song "Spud Infinity" by Big Thief yesterday Did your device
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   by re 4y ago

   Here's a description if your browser isn't supported: This is an app that simulates an interview where you respond to 5 typical questions (for example, "what are you looking for in your next job?"; "tell me about a
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   by re 4y ago

   > I do this once a year for all of my pans Do you scrub/strip the pans at all before this annual reseasoning?
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   by re 4y ago

   > every Wordle solver website says I only have 2 There are two different Wordle word lists--the set of legal guesses (roughly 13k) and the set of words in the solution list (roughly 2k). The latter list is curated to be a set of fair, in
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   by re 4y ago

   Anyone know if there's an easy way to find the answers to either of these questions? 1) Has the Amazon board ever recommended voting yes on any shareholder proposals? 2) Have any Amazon shareholder proposals ever been approved by inves
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   by re 4y ago

   So can Zsh -- this functionality has shipped with Zsh since for several years, though not enabled by default. See https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh/blob/master/Functions/Zle/b... or https:&#x2F
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   by re 4y ago

   > While it's almost always I, IV, V, and vi, we have both II or ii, and III or iii, differing on whether the third is major or minor. One way to handle this is just to drop the third from all the chords and play them open Note that
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    by re 4y ago

    The blog post seems to only be referring to same-site requests for XHR, whereas your response is only referring to cross-site requests. A more complete correction would be: XMLHttpRequest always sends browser cookies for same-origin requ
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    by re 5y ago

    This subject has been posted about a few times on HN, along with some looks at the evolution of the implementation of the command: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu... Here's the
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    by re 5y ago

    This appears to be a design decision borrowed/inherited from git-crypt: https://github.com/AGWA/git-crypt#security The gain is that encrypted output is deterministic (which git seems to require), with the trade-of
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    by re 5y ago

    > if you can tolerate a delay, use Glacier S3 recently added a Coldline-like "Glacier Instant Retrieval" class, FYI. Their "Deep Archive" class (the cheapest) still does require restore operations that take hours to c
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    by re 5y ago

    > someone on at a place in which you will never find a more wretched hive of disruption and innovation, but also called hacker news: hey we should found a startup that automatically logs into peoples’ bank accounts and downloads their st
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    by re 5y ago

    Check out the `--libcurl` argument to curl. https://everything.curl.dev/libcurl/libcurl
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    by re 5y ago

    This is called "internal" vs. "external" storage, or sometimes an "intrusive linked list". Fewer allocations and better locality of reference for faster access are some of the biggest benefits. There's mor
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    by re 5y ago

    Like you say, it's obviously inspired by Flood-It. I should clarify: I had never heard of Flood-It before the Mac OS 9 port ("Assimilate") was posted to HN last month, and I was curious if that posting was what inspired this
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    by re 5y ago

    Assimilate (Flood-It for Mac OS 9) was posted on HN recently; did that inspire you? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30176448
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    by re 5y ago

    > the Wireshark "cryptographically opinionated" stance Are you thinking of WireGuard? This comment seems entirely unrelated to the link, which has exercises for using the WireShark packet sniffer to learn about network protocol
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    by re 5y ago

    I can still easily picture some of the patterns in my head, like the 3d ball one and the pie crust lattice one. https://ia601607.us.archive.org/11/items/mac_Paint_2/00_scre... Also, as a fairly young kid usin
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    by re 5y ago

    I had assumed that too, but guess it's G.O. Access, for the author's initials: https://github.com/allinurl
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    by re 5y ago

    It's interesting to me how common this bug with the coloring of repeated letters in guesses is in Wordle clones, as well as how often there are disagreements in comments about what the correct behavior should be. IMO, this is something
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    by re 5y ago

    This part of the FAQ links the author's explanation of his preference. > Do you have a preference? Yes I do: longitude, latitude. http://macwright.org/2016/07/15/longitude-latitude-is-the-ri... The bu
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    by re 5y ago

    In my browser (Firefox on macOS), the buttons to the left of the game (pause, music, etc) don't work when I click on them directly--it just makes pieces rotate. It seems that I have to click just to their left in order to use them.
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    by re 5y ago

    Because it's so different, and takes some time to get used to the different ways that you can move pieces and slot them together, I think that it would be helpful if there were a practice mode that disabled the auto-falling, to remove
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    by re 5y ago

    This commit wasn't actually made by Linus, it's someone else trolling. > This commit does not belong to any branch on this repository, and may belong to a fork outside of the repository. https://github.com/torva
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    by re 5y ago

    Looks like qntm just updated the UI to include a Wordle-style keyboard (and also renamed it from "Adversarial Wordle" to "Absurdle") in the last few minutes.
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    by re 5y ago

    Looks like it's a tweet from Hiroshi Lockheimer, SVP at Google for Android, Chrome, Chrome OS, Play, Comms and Photos https://twitter.com/lockheimer/status/1479865157753147395 See also https://twit
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    by re 5y ago

    Keep reading; that point is addressed a few paragraphs lower in the post.
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    by re 5y ago

    I hadn't heard of Wordle before, but I wasted many hours in college watching the game show Lingo: https://youtu.be/sC0kie6dPjo?t=98 Pretty similar, but with a starting letter given, time pressure, and other game show e