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by spartanatreyu 5mo ago
Yeah, but they left out that Chrome removed their own support for JPEG XL saying no one in the industry was in favour of it despite everyone seeing it was the future screaming for it and building support for it into their own products. Chro
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by spartanatreyu 5mo ago
*Those videos are NOT connected (too late to make edits)
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by spartanatreyu 5mo ago
All of what I said (except the direct reference to the movie crossing over) came from Kane Pixel's youtube series. Make sure you're not getting confused with random analog-horror / backrooms videos from random creators. Those
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by spartanatreyu 5mo ago
Spoilers below (use rot13 to decipher): Vg nafjrerq gur gvzryvar bs ubj gur onpxebbzf jrer perngrq. Va 1972 Vina Orpx jnf qbvat culfvpf rkcrevzragf naq jnf noyr gb znxr znggre qvfnccrne sebz bhe fcnpr. Bapr ur svtherq bhg gung vg unq orra g
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by spartanatreyu 5mo ago
I wonder if it could be made stronger by having the word move around the captcha... Like the dvd logo screensaver
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by spartanatreyu 5mo ago
No spoilers below: The movie was great but it's not a stand-alone movie, it is a small piece of the full story so don't go in thinking that everything will be explained and tied up in a neat little bow. The movie takes place in Ka
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by spartanatreyu 5mo ago
Can confirm it's working now :)
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by spartanatreyu 5mo ago
The sudoku example has something massively wrong with it's performance. Latency is over a second per click and it halts after a few clicks. The QR example works fine though
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by spartanatreyu 5mo ago
1x is too slow for me. Whenever I'm watching lectures / talks / podcasts, I tend to watch/listen to them at 2x to 2.5x times speed. I only need to lower it if someone flubs an important word in a definition, I'll re
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by spartanatreyu 5mo ago
> I can point you to ReAct loops and tool-calling and agent-based systems. Those literally work with text prediction. If you take the text prediction out of it, nothing happens. You stick a harness around a text predictor which then trig
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by spartanatreyu 5mo ago
Building everything better with more secure tech instead of just doing what we were doing before. So, bsd pledge-likes, capabilities, design-by-contract, linear types, effect systems, ZKPs, provably correct systems, etc...
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by spartanatreyu 5mo ago
They meant to say the letter "r". See: https://fediverse.zachleat.com/@zachleat/116529994444529036
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by spartanatreyu 5mo ago
> To believe that first you would have to ignore tool calling, ReAct loops, and the whole agent feature. That would be silly. How? It all still functions with text prediction
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by spartanatreyu 5mo ago
> Calling the technology "text auto complete" is not productive to the discussion. If pointing out the flawed approach to making something more productive isn't productive, then what do you consider to be productive? &gt
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by spartanatreyu 5mo ago
This is exactly why I love Deno so much, it has a standard lib AND a security model that's secure by default.
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by spartanatreyu 5mo ago
LLMs don't matter, linux's codebase has been growing much faster than it can be secured so this is all inevitable. Transitioning components to rust eliminates certain categories of bugs leaving the rest of the bugs to be dealt wit
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by spartanatreyu 6mo ago
I would rather have both working together: My example: https://codepen.io/spartanatreyu/pen/xggjWz ------------------------------------------------ Overall, CSS tends to be the better tool for the job. SVG has bet
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by spartanatreyu 6mo ago
As I remember it, there were four kinds of UBI trials: - Low UBI, short term - Low UBI, long term - High UBI, short term - High UBI, long term Both low UBI kinds did little except provide a little better food/medical security for poor
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by spartanatreyu 6mo ago
> Deno is just Node with a restrictive, annoying permission system I find Deno's permission system amazing! (although I didn't stick with it until v2) Everything is closed by default but you're able to write code like norm
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by spartanatreyu 6mo ago
> There is no sudden outbreak of productive activity because people have more free time. I can't recall which studies they were, but I was under the impression that with a sudden expansion of free time, the earliest productivity gai
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by spartanatreyu 6mo ago
Developers don't want to have to deal with merge conflicts or silent auto-merge failures in their issue tracking.
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by spartanatreyu 6mo ago
> a local artifact storage for internal npm packages looks like a wise thing to have done long ago Deno already does this invisibly by default. All packages are stored in the global cache. No need to store multiple versions of the same d
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by spartanatreyu 6mo ago
> It's interesting what political issues people make paramount. The related political issue here is people's right to exist. - See: https://tekin.co.uk/2025/09/the-ruby-community-has-a-dhh-pro... - Se
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by spartanatreyu 6mo ago
If you want this but more powerful then you're probably looking for https://novacustom.com/ It's like framework laptops, but EU based and without the drama of funding a fascist developer.
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by spartanatreyu 6mo ago
I have many MANY grievances with Safari: 1. Mandating all browsers on iOS/iPadOS to be powered by Safari (excluding in the EU). This doesn't sound bad, but wait until #3 below... 2. Safari's many bugs. Too many bugs. Oh so ma
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by spartanatreyu 6mo ago
> Changing master to main just adds confusion because I now have 3 git repos I use weekly and they all have different names for the primary branch that I have to remember. Yes, switching standards is confusing and taxing. Although, using
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by spartanatreyu 6mo ago
> Wiktionary lists 21 definitions, only one of which is slave owner. It lists two which references "slave". Definition 2 references slave owning, but that's irrelevant to the actual discussion here. This thread is talking
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by spartanatreyu 6mo ago
The problem with master in that context is that a master can get confused with a golden master.
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by spartanatreyu 6mo ago
There is a logical goal, but first one thing to address: There was a lot of dog-piling by culture-war peddlers. They try to ragebait people so they can pull you into their spheres of influence to sell you their supplements, placebos and pol
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by spartanatreyu 6mo ago
And my screensaver folder grows larger...

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