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5y ago
I appreciate your optimism, but this time around the elites have learned their history lessons and we haven’t.
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You could be inspired by the link reference syntax from markdown, and use the following where subs are possible: add @acid{1%tsp} to @milk{1%cup} to create acidulated milk [acid]{lemon juice|apple cider vinegar} Anyway great spec and langua
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They call themselves "energy" companies, so where does it matter where that energy comes from? In that perfect world where once they knew early on that the consumption of their product would lead to an uninhabitable planet for fut
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5y ago
Oh, I assumed for higher karma users they could downvote actual story posts... ohwell
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5y ago
It would be great if the community here just started downvoting stories that are twitter links. If it's not worth a blog post somewhere, why should we care?
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5y ago
Let's leverage the current mask trend, and make masks that are low-rez displays, and project a loop of shifting blurry different generated facial features, like the scramble suits in scanner darkly :)
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5y ago
Big Sur only (You have macOS 10.15. The application requires macOS 11.0 or later.)
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He very carefully does not say "born on windows" but "grew up on windows". Be sure that phrasing of a CEO's words on a press interview are very carefully chosen and checked.
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5y ago
Yep remember who owns the WSJ and what their agenda is. Replace WSJ with any news outlet!
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5y ago
From what baseline? The pandemic dip? Or pre-pandemic levels? Here's some actual journalism: https://jabberwocking.com/the-price-of-bacon-is-up-8-1/
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5y ago
Can't live without container tabs anymore - Firefox is actually killing it with great user focused features. Give it a try, many of us actually enjoy vegetables just fine for what they are!
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Is chrome still automatically uploading any saved credit card information from the browser to your google account, and automatically putting test charges on those cards? Without warning?
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5y ago
When the US government is really overthrown in a coup of course, because they're Facebook and they'll always hedge their bets, democracy be dammed...
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5y ago
One of Philip K Dick's essays about Sci-fi mentions this as well, as a way to make a world that 'doesn't fall apart'... Search found me this: https://web.archive.org/web/20080125030037/http:
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They could totally do this and it would be amazing. Would be a great but late reproach to the years of complaints about the demise of general-purpose computers that the iPad and iPhone have represented so far...
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5y ago
Unicode points for emoji are in the code reflected off the glasses of the developer on the left hand side: 1f374 = FORK AND KNIFE 1f634 = SLEEPING FACE 1F4BB = PERSONAL COMPUTER Eat / Sleep / Code!
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“If a business can’t pay a living wage, should it be a business?” - https://annehelen.substack.com/p/the-capitalism-is-broken-ec...
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5y ago
Pathways into darkness demo is broken, please fix :)
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What’s the typical vector dimension/size that this would work well for? I did something naively like this using array indexes of about length 20 vectors on Cloudant (CouchDB) in order to implement a text similarity search, based on som
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6y ago
> Informal communication, informal collaboration, a culture of apprenticeship You're right of course, those qualities don't naturally occur remotely. However, and I know I'm slightly taking your use of "culture"
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6y ago
Chiming in here with my latest "weird but cheap" stack: * Use a Trello board as a free CMS. * Write cloudflare worker code to read cards from the board via Trello APIs and render card content as plain old HTML. I use labels as ta
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6y ago
I am literally replying to this so I can find it later. Thanks for the architectural advice!
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6y ago
Game development! You can choose whatever tech you are most familiar with and you get to be creative, work on probably the most interdisciplinary area of technology possible.
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6y ago
I picked FastAPI when I started a large project last year, when I was looking for something a little nicer than Flask for just an API server. FastAPI feels like a damn cheat code, it's so well designed with the Pydantic models as input
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6y ago
Markdown was engineered to be flexible _on purpose_ because it was designed for writers and readers, not programmers. Writers are less likely to care about what symbol means "bulleted list item", as long as anything that makes sen
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6y ago
Just like all those punishments that were doled out in 2008, gotcha.
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6y ago
Even if you've changed the search engine?
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6y ago
You didn't have an analog tape recorder hooked up to your TI basic computer that only worked 20% of the time to save your games? Pffff
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6y ago
So the fate of the world rests in the hands of Floridians...
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6y ago
Still waiting for the third volume to actually drop? Can't find it available and all the amazon reviews are 5-star complaints about the delayed release :(
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