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   by slig 2y ago

   I did read the article. The parent of the comment I replied to said that their keyboard lies about the key being pressed.
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   by slig 3y ago

   How would the browser even know that, since the keyboard is sending the different codes over the wire.
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   by slig 3y ago

   It won't follow even simple, non-ethnic specific instructions such as "draw three women sitting at a cafe", it re-writes and completely forgets the original number of women, and adds a lot to the query that wasn't there.
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   by slig 3y ago

   Thank you!
5. 335.▲
   by slig 3y ago

   Have you tried anything like that for DALL-E 2? It won't follow specific instructions whenever it's asked to draw people.
6. 336.▲
   by slig 3y ago

   Is there any plans to offer your manager service at Digital Ocean / Vultr in the US?
7. 337.▲
   by slig 3y ago

   Will try, thanks!
8. 338.▲
   by slig 3y ago

   I really loved TextMate for quick, simple and ultra-fast note taking / quick pasting stuff on macOS. Is there anything like that for Windows (except Notepad++)?
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   by slig 3y ago

   Wow, that's so nice to hear! Thank you so much! I'm going to implement some sort of tracking streaks as soon as possible. Since you have many data points, I'd love to hear your thoughts on the level difficulty and on the clue
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    by slig 3y ago

    Hi again Oliver! Just got your email and I'll reply there you tomorrow as well. Thanks for the feedback. >The grids cannot be solved by themselves. Some external knowledge is required I introduced this kind of feature in another cus
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    by slig 3y ago

    Thanks for the feedback! Indeed the usual way to play logic problems is using a grid, and they're usually called logic grid puzzles. Zebra Puzzles are somewhat simpler and the interface is purposely different. It should feel like a &qu
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    by slig 3y ago

    Wow, that's great! Loved the way you coded it in pure JS.
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    by slig 3y ago

    Thank you so much, Oliver! You're the second person that recommends me to look at murdle today, I'm sure I'll get some nice ideas from them. About saving the state locally, should be trivial to do since I'm using React,
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    by slig 3y ago

    They're not exactly checkboxes in the game, as they have three states (blank, checkmark and cross), that are automatically updated given the current game state.
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    by slig 3y ago

    Thanks for the feedback!
16. 346.▲
    by slig 3y ago

    Right now the alternative is to disable the JS for this website, and the HTML-only version has checkboxes that you can check on/off. Thanks for the feedback!
17. 347.▲
    by slig 3y ago

    Thank you so much!
18. 348.▲
    by slig 3y ago

    Thanks for the feedback! Do you mean a custom dropdown with checkboxes inside? BTW, it's completely normal to use paper/pencil while you're getting the hang of it.
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    by slig 3y ago

    Time playing which is about 10 minutes per visitor and completion for each difficulty.
20. 350.▲
    by slig 3y ago

    Thanks, I completely forgot to mention the "Einstein's Riddle" in the description. I too loved that puzzle as a teenager.
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    Show HN: Zebrapuzzles.com – Daily Logic Puzzles(zebrapuzzles.com)

    32 points by slig 3y ago|24 comments
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    by slig 3y ago

    > Instead it will mean that bosses can fire 75-90% of the (very expensive) engineers Twitter/X fired about that % even before the AI meme. Companies are way too bloated and it's bound to happen.
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    by slig 3y ago

    If you enjoy the OpenAI's playground, this looks pretty much like that but you can use other LLMs.
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    by slig 3y ago

    Thanks, will try. Maybe they fixed it, last occurrence that I could find in my logs was Oct/23.
25. 355.▲
    by slig 3y ago

    Built on React, though.
26. 356.▲
    by slig 3y ago

    Django raises an `Invalid HTTP_HOST header`, it's not causing an error, I meant that it's obvious wrong and that CF WAF should catch that before reaching the origin server.
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    by slig 3y ago

    It doesn't 404 because it's being passed at the `HOST` header, not the path.
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    by slig 3y ago

    This is being passed as the `HOST` header, not the path.
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    by slig 3y ago

    Meanwhile, this is the kind of "attack" they're letting go through on a Pro property with all defaults WAF activated: >HOST: example.com/2Y8son3bwiuSuYUdBW3EAIojZc8{{41839*41587}} Django catches this and I get notifie
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    by slig 3y ago

    Sure, here it is the trick I followed: https://old.reddit.com/r/LGOLED/comments/vhbqru/remove_trend...