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by sophiebits 2y ago
4o-mini is more than capable of doing grade school homework.
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by sophiebits 2y ago
They are making it not be. That’s the whole point of the article.
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by sophiebits 2y ago
It seems it’s been upgraded to SHALL NOT this year.
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by sophiebits 2y ago
Many unsolved problems in mathematics are ones that are not easily understood by a lay person. The Collatz conjecture has captured hearts and minds at least in part because it is easy to understand the statement of. Perhaps proving that pi
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by sophiebits 2y ago
Sure, if you blow away the entire app on every state change. But that would lose not only state defined in components (like `i` in ClickMe) but also all state implicitly stored in DOM elements (selection, focus, scroll position, input value
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by sophiebits 2y ago
How would you suggest using Proxy?
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by sophiebits 2y ago
These examples are cool but I think it’s important to note that none of them show components whose props can change over time, since that ability doesn’t seem to be modeled at all. Clever if you don’t need that but I’m having trouble seeing
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by sophiebits 2y ago
I just loaded facebook.com and saw 30 unique elements used on my homepage. Seems reasonable enough.
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by sophiebits 2y ago
In the DOM, comment nodes are not elements, they're their own type of node altogether. Their .nodeName is `#comment`, for what it's worth.
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by sophiebits 2y ago
I don't know about that, I worked on the React team full-time for several years and just got to 86 before getting tired and stopping. I imagine most of my former colleagues also know more than 1.
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by sophiebits 2y ago
Google Docs is designed to not let you run arbitrary JS in a trusted (i.e. google.com origin) context, or else the author of any doc you visit could act as you on Google properties.
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by sophiebits 2y ago
You’re likely severely underestimating the amount of internal paperwork and review that is required to launch a new google.com subdomain.
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by sophiebits 2y ago
If you mean can another domain trick Chrome into letting it access those APIs… probably not; it seems it’s based on the browser extension architecture which is already somewhat hardened and I believe doesn’t even load the code for the exten
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by sophiebits 2y ago
Websites hosted on the google.com domain can access more data about the device than websites hosted on any other domain.
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by sophiebits 2y ago
We did! WebAssembly! Most languages aren’t infinitely backwards-compatible so unless you want to be running Python 2.7 forever or whatever…
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by sophiebits 2y ago
Bad news… https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/14/24156712/meta-workplace-f...
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by sophiebits 3y ago
At least when I worked there, protecting against reverse engineering was never a goal. Cert pinning is to make it harder for an adversary to tamper, not to make it harder for the user to.
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by sophiebits 3y ago
The title of this submission (“Platformer announces it’s leaving Substack”) isn’t an accurate characterization. In the linked article, behind the paywall, Casey Newton writes: > It is our hope that Substack will reverse course and remove
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by sophiebits 3y ago
If you’re looking for something that is hosted for you, at Notion we launched a feature for this a few weeks ago and it works quite well in my experience. RAG is one of the techniques used. https://www.notion.so/blog/in
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by sophiebits 3y ago
I assume to take compounding into account, you want the 12th root. Instead of 12% → 1%, 1.12^(1/12) gives around 0.95%.
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by sophiebits 3y ago
The factors of 12 are 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12. The prime factors of 12 are 2, 3.
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by sophiebits 3y ago
In most cases, you don’t want to treat server and client code the same from the perspective of I/O since the performance characteristics are dramatically different.
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by sophiebits 3y ago
What I said is still true.
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by sophiebits 3y ago
I can assure you I’m correct.
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by sophiebits 3y ago
Meta Q3 ’23 ARPU for Europe was $19.04 per quarter. (Or $56.11 in US and Canada!) Factoring that people willing to pay probably skew wealthier probably skew more profitable, $10 seems about right.
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by sophiebits 3y ago
One clarification: client and server code are never mixed within the same file. "use server" can only be used in server files and marks code that the client can call back into.
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by sophiebits 3y ago
Despite a few shuffles in employment, it’s many of the same people.
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by sophiebits 3y ago
Likely because you’re an “X Premium” user.
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by sophiebits 3y ago
Birthday paradox is about random draws coinciding with each other (hence the sqrt behavior), not a target.
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by sophiebits 3y ago
If I’m not mistaken, this is for a global push-to-talk shortcut that works even when Discord is not focused. Not sure if Apple provides an opportunity for apps to show a reason in the prompt.

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