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vgel
4y ago
Fun fact, the cards are standard enough that for MTG Arena, they actually parse them with feature grammars instead of neural networks.
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vgel
4y ago
https://github.com/vgel/treebender , for my first job, building a meeting transcript analytics app.
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vgel
4y ago
Some people change their account name on Twitter pretty often, since they use an alias, pun, etc. as their display name instead of a real name.
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vgel
4y ago
Not sure what the best practice is, but probably you don't want console.debug -- IIRC debug is logged by default, so unless you strip console logs in prod (which defeats the purpose), your users will have their console spammed.
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vgel
4y ago
Meh, maybe if you have really good eyesight (I'm mid-20s and have 20/20 vision with glasses), this matters more. Personally, I thought the section where the author compared windows with subpixel hinting off to the same UI retyped
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vgel
4y ago
That's fair, if you've been benchmarking but haven't made the benchmarks public / repeatable yet. Too used to software where the authors claim it's fast with no proof or based on heuristics like what language it
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4y ago
> People sometimes ask me to describe the differences between Nebula and Tailscale. One of the most important relates to performance and scale. Nebula can handle the amount of internal network traffic and scalability of nodes (100k+ node
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4y ago
1. The page described is a license management page without user-generated content, so what purpose would a CSP serve besides preventing valid end-user fiddling? 2. YAGNI, in my experience. 3. That's a lot more code than onsubmit="
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vgel
4y ago
Do you disagree with the concept of a building code? Mandating how buildings are built to increase safety is the purpose of building codes.
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vgel
4y ago
Honestly if you're spending lots of time repeating things to your therapist, I think you need a better therapist, and/or a better therapy modality. Talk therapy is pretty bad in this respect, IMO. I had the most success in Dialect
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5y ago
I run PopOS (System 76's Ubuntu derivative) on my T490, and it works flawlessly with all the upgrades (aftermarket SSD and RAM). I think the only major system-level config I've done is install TLP for better power management. I wo
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vgel
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Worked for me on my iPhone 6s+, though not as strong as OP described. Maybe LCD vs OLED?
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vgel
5y ago
I appreciated the gifs, personally. Added some humor to the article. Maybe there's a way to have them not autoplay or something.
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vgel
5y ago
It's easy to think of Uber as a non-essential service, but it's not really -- it's started to get its tendrils into a lot of places. E.g. https://qz.com/1971558/uber-plans-to-play-a-bigger-role-in-p... -
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vgel
5y ago
Would be cool to have resize handles on the shapes, and allow the shapes to go over buildings and tokens so they can be used to cover areas that aren't revealed yet.
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vgel
5y ago
I didn't know about GDB follow-fork-mode child / follow-exec-mode new! I always just fiddle around trying to launch the child process directly to debug it.
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vgel
5y ago
You see this on Twitter sometimes -- people talk about "en eff tees", I think both to avoid people searching for the term and to be seen by people who have "NFT" muted.
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vgel
5y ago
They say they're out of the country on a mission trip and are OK renting the place out below market to a responsible person (faith preferred but not required) who will take good care of it. Then they ask for a "viewing fee" b
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vgel
5y ago
Thanks for these comments -- this one and your reply to vkou. I started working out of college during the pandemic, and my current gig is remote-native, so I've been kind of dooming about remote work. This is some great advice for how
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5y ago
This article is about a road diet in terms of restriping an existing road with fewer lanes, but the same amount of asphalt (and, given the additional markings, probably a similar amount of paint). I don't see what that has to do with t
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5y ago
It seems to me like this scheme is only a half-measure for protecting something, because if an attacker compromises your app and steals a token they can still use it like your app does, right? Say you have wrapped a credit card number in a
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5y ago
This is the Broken Window Fallacy ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parable_of_the_broken_window ) -- without the military spending, those same jobs could have been created by the government to do something useful , lik
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> Teachers Test Prep, Inc.: The Department reached an agreement with Teachers Test Prep, Inc., regarding complaints that the test prep company’s online video courses did not provide captions and were inaccessible to people who are deaf D
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I just have Emacs-style capslock->ctrl and just with that I tYPE LIKE THIS on any computer that's not mine for the first 5 minutes. I almost regret it.
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Yeah, I've never been a huge fan of hot-code reloading for that reason -- when I'm writing code I'm often trying to get something stable, and if it's having funky issues I don't want to be second-guessing whether it
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Hi HN, one of the authors here -- me and my wife made this based on English translations of inscriptions found on stone pillars in Turkey. There's more historical background and citations on the page. It's built using Svelte and T
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Show HN: Sortes Alearum – a web emulator for an ancient Roman dice oracle
(sortesalearum.com)
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Thanks to the Ent lobby, an amendment has been proposed to this bill to keep changing the clocks specifically within the bounds of farms, orchards, timberlands, and national parks. We must keep American foliage the greatest on Earth.
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> How does one discover these alternative UIs? Social trust networks -- they get recommended by friends or shared online by someone you trust. > How can average user trust that the data on these alternative UIs isn't being manipu
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That's a little unfair. Niche hobbyists will build the alternative UI, and regular people can choose to use it. Like Youtube Vanced or all the Wordle clones (yes those are both normal web. open / accessible data is orthogonal to b
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