squaresmile

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by squaresmile 4y ago
> Except your diff tool missed that on that same line "root" was changed to "rοοt" I feel like many diff tools highlight character changes besides line changes. This is especially helpful when someone makes changes to
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by squaresmile 4y ago
Yeah, it's pretty disappointing that most comments focus on the ideological aspect and celebrate the move while the picture is pretty bleak for Ghana. Unfortunately, this story is not unique to Ghana and if the situation does not impro
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by squaresmile 4y ago
Yep, I think the reference documentation is quite good. I always direct people to the quick start [0] and then look at the examples [1] to see how things are done. All examples have the plots and self-contained scripts so it's intuitiv
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by squaresmile 4y ago
Oh my, I also have the same complaint regarding the 360 camera. The 360 camera can be selected in the infotainment but navigating to it takes 2-3 steps which isn't great. However, I have figured out that I can turn on the turn signal a
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by squaresmile 4y ago
I agree. I think touch screen is a balance that should be designed thoughtfully rather than an all or nothing thing. My car isn't the best but I think it struck a good balance. It has a 10" infotainment screen with physical climat
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by squaresmile 4y ago
Is that really a good link to prove that the Osprey has a poor safety record though? Many other aircrafts have a really long list. A better link would be a standardized rate based on flight hours or airframes. https://en.wikipedi
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by squaresmile 4y ago
Yeah I feel like the overwhelming naval victory at Midway and in the overall war kind of masked the flaws and mistakes of the WWII US navy in the public perception. The WWII US navy made many operational and tactical mistakes. For example,
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by squaresmile 4y ago
6.0 scales correctly for me on win 11.
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by squaresmile 4y ago
Yeah, I think this is more like the Cambridge Analytica situation.
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by squaresmile 4y ago
Like Swizec said, the pie is unfathomably large in the US compared to developing countries. There are many nooks and crannies you can slot yourself into. Sometimes I feel like on HN people can't fathom how to live in the US if you make
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by squaresmile 4y ago
Or the data is stored in js objects within script tags in the html and can be extracted programmatically. It's getting common with SSG sites using SPA frameworks. For example, the new Google Play Store website stores the data in AF_ini
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by squaresmile 4y ago
> the language of the OS I'm pretty sure the font choosing algorithm takes into account the "lang" attribute as well. lang attribute and the system language are probably used to determine the fallback order. For example, o
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by squaresmile 4y ago
RNG already have an advantage when they are allowed to play remotely from the comfort of their home. Yes it's not the team's fault they can't travel but it is what it is. There's another tournament in 6 months. There&#x2
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by squaresmile 4y ago
Yeah, the technical details are cool and all but it's unreal how this option was even on the table. It sidesteps one of the biggest reasons for a LAN. What's the point of gathering everyone together if 35ms is going to be added to
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by squaresmile 5y ago
I would say the questions by themselves don't test memorization but all the circumstances around the test push it towards memorization. Given decent fundamentals you can solve all these problems from first principles but you would take
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by squaresmile 5y ago
Yeah, I have been finding these internal justifications kinda odd in a public announcement. As a user, ether I'm affected or I'm not. 99% or 1% doesn't concern me. I don't think I would react differently if the number i
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by squaresmile 5y ago
Using Github Actions, Worker Sites and the CF worker, I think the level of customization is quite high without too much work. For example, our hobby React SPA deploys on merge using Actions. It also has dynamic opengraph tags for pretty Dis
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by squaresmile 5y ago
The Logitech G305 mouse for $40 (or any current gen wireless gaming mouse). I don't play game competitively but I have always felt latency with previous gen wireless mice. The recent wireless mice feel like wired to me. It's quite
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by squaresmile 5y ago
OpenCV has wheels built for all common platforms so it should be fine now. If your platform or python version is too new/old/unsupported then yeah, you can forget about building it and use another platform/python version. To
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by squaresmile 5y ago
I'm thinking about using Starlette directly. It doesn't look that much more verbose than FastAPI and I already disagreed and bypassed a few FastAPI features. I wonder how much work would it take to hook the Pydantic models with th
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by squaresmile 5y ago
We are using GitHub Actions with wrangler and it works fine. Git push and the site is deployed to worker kv site. It didn't do the one commit one subdomain though but maybe they are adding it with this announcement.
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by squaresmile 5y ago
This can also be a problem in chat app. I used en-US on windows (which defaulted to the zh variant) and someone else used ja-JP and I was wondering why the character was different. Took a while to notice that we were seeing two different th
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by squaresmile 5y ago
> dev/preview Ah sorry, I was confusing stuffs. It wasn't even wrangler preview, it was the web editor on the worker website. > cloudflared Yep, I noticed that update. I couldn't have updated wrangler faster. > Promi
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by squaresmile 5y ago
- [Not relevant] There's this limitation about fetching host+port [0] in the worker. It works fine in wrangler dev but doesn't work on Cloudflare worker. I don't mind that it's a limitation of the platform but there shou
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by squaresmile 5y ago
Fwiw, I'm not sure if it's recent or not but git CLI has pretty good suggestion of what commands to run next. git status gives a decent amount of info. It also suggests the newer commands like switch or restore.
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by squaresmile 5y ago
> Never noticed that there I'm quite sure this option wasn't there when this "experiment" was added.
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by squaresmile 5y ago
I mean the company should automate this if this is wasting too much time.
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by squaresmile 5y ago
What's your suggestions on how oss maintainers can fend off state actor attacks? Always need two people to sign off on a patch? I strongly agree that supply chain attack is a huge deal and worse attacks will come to light eventually bu
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by squaresmile 6y ago
One thing that was quite annoying to me is the URL changing under my cursor on double-click if the protocol is hidden. However, I can see that editing the URL is a niche use case. Fair enough.
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by squaresmile 6y ago
Thanks, I can finally uninstall this extension [1] as a workaround for that. Fun times with Chrome. [1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/suspicious-site-re...

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