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by rendaw 2y ago
Oh duh, right. Thanks!
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by rendaw 2y ago
Why don't browsers reduce the screen width when you zoom in, as they adjust every other unit (cm, px)?
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by rendaw 2y ago
Many articles only make it to the front page because the submitted title was editorialized. The rules may say one thing, but the incentives are to a subtle balance between editorialization and avoiding flagging due to extreme editorializati
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by rendaw 2y ago
Does personal identification make someone more trustworthy? IMO trust comes from history. I.e. maintaining a project for a long time, working on multiple projects, various contributions, then external factors like community, committers + nu
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by rendaw 2y ago
Yeah. I'm not claiming they didn't back themselves into a corner here. There's no theoretical reason not to have it, the reason is because of a random intersection of other design decisions... unless you're saying they m
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by rendaw 2y ago
There are tons of random limitations not present in other languages too, like no generic methods.
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by rendaw 2y ago
I think the issue is "can't" is present tense, and the conclusion _after_ treating. In otherwords, they still think it isn't a heart attack.
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by rendaw 2y ago
So are you putting pressure on your wrists with your wrists bent at an angle while typing? I think this is totally awesome in principal, but isn't that basically asking for some carpal tunnel issues? It's kind of hard to tell from
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by rendaw 2y ago
I like generative art! And that seems interesting! But it seems totally broken on my computer - it flashes with random frames at 6k jump days for a few seconds then stops. The stop button does nothing, there's no way to restart it, th
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by rendaw 2y ago
Artists can and do remove your access to purchased albums on Bandcamp, see my rant below.
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by rendaw 2y ago
This happened to me a bunch. I think in one case an artist released an album, but wanted to disallow buying individual tracks so they relisted it after I bought one track. The most infuriating thing is that bandcamp gaslights you on it. I
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by rendaw 2y ago
According to this, the supreme court ruled in favor of forced arbitration: https://www.aclu.org/news/womens-rights/supreme-court-favors... Do you have more details?
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by rendaw 2y ago
And for vacuuming up personal data, because why not both.
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by rendaw 2y ago
Tokyo area population falls for first time (2022): https://www.asahi.com/ajw/articles/14691787 > Ministry officials said deaths outnumbered births in the area by a wider margin than in previous years, fewer peo
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by rendaw 2y ago
Like "handedness" there's also "footedness", and they're not strictly linked. Apparently around 40% of left-handers are right-footers but only ~3% of right-handers are left-footers. https://www.psyc
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by rendaw 2y ago
Tatung even makes rice cookers with stainless steel bowls!
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by rendaw 2y ago
I saw the reply chain and I feel like there's some fundamental misunderstandings. I don't think GP means adding links is spam, they're saying the links themselves are spam (wt definition 2, content automatically generated for
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by rendaw 2y ago
This is a false dichotomy. Genshin is single player. Some people play multiplayer only with friends. The only legit use for anti-cheat is competitive multiplayer with strangers.
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by rendaw 2y ago
Also if someones just dropping by (unscheduled delivery, sales) and I'm asleep, or watching a movie, or whatever I don't want to be disturbed, and if I have a question for my neighbors similarly I don't want to bother them if
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by rendaw 2y ago
This is absolutely a smoking gun, but I still don't understand exactly how it works. So TLDR the sugar industry paid for (1?) literature review paper that said that existing papers reporting risks of sugar were flawed. But what I hear
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by rendaw 2y ago
Yeah, none of them even mention potassium in passing, which seemed odd for me for a paper more or less directly asserting that potassium isn't a (more) significant factor.
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by rendaw 2y ago
I didn't get it either, I found this though which seems to be a much better fundamentals of radiance cascades: https://mini.gmshaders.com/p/radiance-cascades IIUC basically you have a quad/oct-tree of probes
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by rendaw 2y ago
I thought it was established that the studies blaming sodium for cardiovascular issues were flawed and there was no clear connection, but this paper cites https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S073
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by rendaw 2y ago
American Heart Association says Americans on average have 3500mg sodium which is ~9g salt. I'd guess that's mostly from snacks and side dishes, plus salt used in less-recognizable ways during food production? If you have an uppe
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by rendaw 2y ago
Android apparently (AFAIK, still) uses a poorly crafted regex to identify ethernet adapters, so most usb ethernet adapters don't work on Android, despite having drivers, etc.
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by rendaw 2y ago
So is a hundred random auth services developed by bit players and separate credentials for each better? I don't think there's an obvious answer or ideal, but I've also had trouble finding more comprehensive discussion on the
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by rendaw 2y ago
The effort to vet MQTT providers, integrate them, and configure everything properly, understand and work around MQTT and implementation quirks, and the protocol overhead were greater than doing something directly on top of TCP, and I don&#x
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by rendaw 2y ago
I read someone somewhere saying "why not just use TCP" and for my IOT project plain TCP was fine. MQTT didn't have infinite queuing which was important for my use case, and if I'm going to have to track message ids to f
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by rendaw 2y ago
Thanks so much for looking! I thought this was totally going to the void. Yeah, images aren't implemented atm, but I don't think it would be totally hard (although I'm not sure if it'd show the image or just highlight th
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by rendaw 2y ago
Rating averaging methods _should_ treat scores with fewer data points as less trustworthy and either suppress showing the score or apply some early-rating bias. I.e. if users are sorting by rating new products should never be near the top.

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