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My understanding with Radix UI was that it’s a headless UI library. Looking at it again, it seems that has changed. Is this recent?
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I’m glad to cheer for its demise. CarPlay is an _awesome_ feature and important factor when making a purchase decision.
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Wow, that is an impressive recreation of Aero. I wonder if the taskbar animations are similar? I remember that on Windows 7, a cool animation was that the shine on the taskbar item would follow your cursor.
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That software made me fall in love with writing. I’m a lifelong customer and it’s been one of the best purchases I’ve ever made.
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This is incredible. Great work.
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My interpretation: e/acc is the descent of Silicon Valley venture capitalists into extremism, propelled by the threat of high interest rates. Another factor is a more (justifiably) pulled-back approach to the tech industry, as people &
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3y ago
Cool thing: you can set a window gap too. Discovered the setting this week, my desktop looks so aesthetic now.
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We've gone beyond insanity at this point. Just clown show. This has been tech's most entertaining weekend in the past decade. Sadly, at the expense of the OpenAI employees and dream, who had something great going for them at the c
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That’s fair enough.
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I list my birth year on my socials? Time to take that off, that’s unintentional. :P But yes, I feel your sentiment is right. Although there has to be some moderation—I wouldn’t expose my children to the excess of social media. Internet addi
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You handed your 11 year old a smartphone? That’s brave. My parents handed me one when I was in 9th grade.
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Quartz Debug. That’s a name I haven’t heard in a while.
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Awesome! They can finally track and sell my ingenious chess strategies to the highest bidder.
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3y ago
But Safari is actually competent… and good?
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Thank you for speaking what’s on my mind. It’s shameful that this self-deprecating idea seems to have made it to the mainstream, and even worse that young men are believing it.
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3y ago
Twitter is a circus nowadays. Barely any links load, ever. So many dead links, login requirements, infinite spinners of death…
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3y ago
For reference, this is not about the recent superconductor discoveries. Rather, this article is about Ranga Dias, the disgraced physicist who made prior claims.
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It’s an “address”, just not a compelling one
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The researchers addressed the criticism wrt diamagnetic properties: “Kim says that this is due to the sample being imperfect which means that only some part of it becomes superconductive and exhibits the Meissner effect” https://
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Room-temperature superconductor 'breakthrough' met with scepticism
(newscientist.com)
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Proposals like this demonstrate the utter failure of our ethics education in computer science. In a field facing increasingly harder ethical questions every day, it’s important to start empowering our engineers to say “no” to ethically bank
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Threads Surpasses 30M Signups
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This week I got locked out of my car. I left the keys in the trunk of a 2022 Toyota Camry. A car that happens to have strong anti-theft features. In a state of desperation, I looked for locksmiths in my area. First Google ad that popped up
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This is a heavily editorialized title. It’s just a feature that explains a web platform doc using LLMs. They can be inaccurate sometimes, but as long as that’s clear to the end user (in this case, developers) I don’t think that’s a problem.
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Workaround: an app like Mint that can export the transactions as CSV.
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Is it still there? I might go down there today to grab a soda! EDIT: Noo, it's gone :( https://nowiknow.com/seattles-mystery-soda-machine/
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They’re also attempting game streaming via Game Pass. I’ve got people who use that functionality frequently.
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Maybe the content strikes a chord? I’d absolutely judge a six-figure earner with a mattress on the floor. I won’t bother you about it, but I’m judging internally if I see that.
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> they can’t have data races How so? Asking out of curiosity.
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This happens often where I live. They call me to tell me my son has been kidnapped. I just tell them to kill him and stop bothering me… I don’t have a son.
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