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by tethys 3y ago
Just a side note: It bothers me a bit that most audio player interfaces make it unnecessarily difficult to navigate within a title. This here is a good example: The waveform extends across the entire width of the window and could be wonderf
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by tethys 3y ago
> their reviews are complete black boxes They are certainly not "complete black boxes". This page [0], for example, explains in detail their test procedure for vacuum cleaners. Just an excerpt on durability testing (via deepl):
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by tethys 3y ago
This Statamic blog post has (at least some) insights: https://statamic.com/blog/statamic-at-spiegel-scale-2 > So how does SPIEGEL do it? > Curious about how SPIEGEL’s stack works? Here’s their high level approach
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by tethys 3y ago
I think he was supposed to fix search.
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by tethys 3y ago
Was only able to test [0] this with 3.5, but I think it will not work. This bit from the article applies: > Crucially, this attack doesn’t attempt to use the delimiters at all. It’s using an alternative pattern which I’ve found to be ver
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by tethys 3y ago
Can’t say I‘m a regular user of Artifact, but I‘ve played around for a bit with their AI summarize feature and found it really satisfying. Very reliably tells you what‘s hiding behind clickbaity headlines and best of all, it works without h
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by tethys 3y ago
From the instance admins: > We just started serving a http 429 error on the exact url of the post. So everything should go back to normal now.
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by tethys 3y ago
They gave an example of this in the launch live stream, about 12 minutes in: https://www.youtube.com/live/outcGtbnMuQ
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by tethys 4y ago
Should be rather easy to prove if Samsung is really able to „unblur“ an image in that way: use something else than an image of the moon as starting point and apply the same steps, i.e. down sizing and blur, then take a photo and see if it’s
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by tethys 4y ago
Here Adobe provides some more information: > Adobe may analyze your Creative Cloud or Document Cloud content to provide product features and improve and develop our products and services. Nothing in that document seems to indicate this i
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by tethys 4y ago
Great list, thank you!
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by tethys 4y ago
What's the best way to learn Go these days? Any recommended books?
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by tethys 4y ago
Was a bit surprised that it found 5 matches (out of 1659 people I'm following). A bit inconvenient that I can't just see these matches though, but have to download a CSV file first.
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by tethys 4y ago
All based on a clickbait article, as outlined here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33128486
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by tethys 4y ago
Related comment from someone from Google from not too long ago: > It's because the counts are very fast, rough estimates. And when you go into additional pages, we start to refine them. https://news.ycombinator.com/i
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by tethys 4y ago
They claim to do a bunch of optimizations to remove the mess: > No unuseful, duplicated, overridden, or longhand CSS. CSS Scan runs hundreds of real-time advanced optimizations on the code to make it shorter, crystal clear, and prettier.
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Apple Maps Feature Availability as of June 2022(justinobeirne.com)
3 points by tethys 4y ago|0 comments
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by tethys 4y ago
Besides the hierarchical information, a good slug can already tell you a lot about a page without the need to open it at all. I'd argue that https://sive.rs/short-urls-why-and-how would be much more valuable than http
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by tethys 4y ago
> it's a bit naive or dishonest to say that it's exactly the same work experience No one even made that claim. From the open letter: > We definitely see the benefits of in-person collaboration; the kind of creative process
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A Petri dish painting posted every day(adailydish.com)
2 points by tethys 4y ago|0 comments
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by tethys 5y ago
Hello, world!
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by tethys 5y ago
Link without the additional redirect: https://web.archive.org/web/20170913082140/http://www.dailyk...
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by tethys 5y ago
First time I am seeing a type="color" input field that opens a native color picker. It popped up in the bottom left corner of my screen so I didn't see it at first. Unexpected, but cool.
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by tethys 5y ago
Do we know if this was enabled by default? The Spider.com SDK License [0] appears to not allow it. > Partner shall ensure that only Users who have expressly agreed to become nodes will actually be marked by Partner as such (…). [0] http
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by tethys 5y ago
From the guy: > ImageGlass Store version is not affected.
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by tethys 5y ago
I was wondering if/when Firefox would implement the File System Access API. Mozilla's official position [0] implies: Not anytime soon, as they consider it harmful, mostly due to security considerations. > There's a subset
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by tethys 5y ago
You're probably talking about this site? https://api.slack.com/tutorials/tracks/responding-to-app-men... It is the top result on Bing as well. It probably shows up in this spot on both search engines because
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The truth about the crypto miner that comes with Norton Antivirus(theverge.com)
1 points by tethys 5y ago|0 comments
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by tethys 5y ago
For me, some paragraphs are in German, some are in English. Really weird.
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Redesigning the Symfony Docs Website(symfony.com)
2 points by tethys 5y ago|0 comments

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