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by wibbily 1y ago
We just do it differently... "postgame work over several beers" is the norm in every house I've lived in, even when we didn't know each other well.
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by wibbily 1y ago
You're in high school? This is pretty good considering. Couple of things : 1. I uploaded a picture that was clearly an iPad Mini - it said so in the image I believe - and the AI decided it was a Pro and could not be convinced otherwise
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by wibbily 1y ago
Same thing happened to me. Was writing database migrations, asked it to try a different approach - and it went lol let's delete the whole database instead. Even worse, it didn't prompt me first like it had been doing, and I 100% d
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by wibbily 1y ago
I think I follow this philosophy. You spend a lot of time looking at the insides of the things you build, even if no one else does - why shouldn't I get to see beauty too. Related but distinct from aesthetic beauty, there's a sort
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by wibbily 1y ago
Interesting. It seems like an easy way to get JS to interact with HTML bits on the client side (if I understand it correctly). Maybe it could be useful alongside HTMX even: client-side HTML manipulation for simple things and server-side HTM
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by wibbily 1y ago
I loooooooove HTMX. Most of the sites I build are small in scope and requirements. Using HTMX gives me a way to add a little tiny bit of interactivity at almost no cost - same templates and HTML and shit as a MPA but magically delivered as
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by wibbily 1y ago
I was just about to post the same link! Found his site today by pure happenstance. Don't know this guy's technique, but the idea that people were drawing such elaborate pictures on tiny screens - with mice! not even tablets - bogg
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by wibbily 1y ago
> At first, I was wondering how he managed to even publish something like this, but I'm starting to think that Apple just got tired of rejecting it over and over. Another reminder for the pile: the app store rules don't apply i
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by wibbily 1y ago
I have nothing constructive to add. Guo is peddling ragebait for the LinkedIn class to repost and - despite knowing this - I’m still fired up Are there any normal people that want this? Who fantasize about proving “white-glove service” for
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by wibbily 1y ago
Mobile Safari likes to do this to me w/ machines on my tailnet. Whether dropping "foo:8080" in the address bar takes me to the webserver or to Google is random and I swear there is no pattern
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Dotless Domains(lab.avl.la)
202 points by wibbily 1y ago|152 comments
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by wibbily 1y ago
Currently at a startup that did the same thing wrt having their app built overseas. Protip: don't. Endless bullshit, excruciating trying to get anything out of them. We ended up with an app just like this guy's, locked aspect ra
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by wibbily 1y ago
Working on an electronic dictionary for my sister. She wanted something to look words up in Italian that wasn't her phone, and well I like a project. E-paper display, snapdome keyboard, an ESP32 to round it out. (Runs lisp.) Pictures a
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by wibbily 1y ago
Yeah, raise an entire generation on a proprietary sort of socialization that only you can provide... clear incentive to me. Like Nestle vs. baby formula. I don't see it taking off, but like, obvious play.
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Show HN: Run code in (a Linux VM in) the browser(lmao.center)
3 points by wibbily 1y ago|0 comments
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by wibbily 2y ago
Same author has a sort of "missing link" version that is better suited to modern PCs. Doesn't answer your philosophical questions about civilizations etc. but the goal isn't to start building Z80s out of transistors anyt
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by wibbily 2y ago
Just bought both. One for each arm Will the watch ship with a JTAG clip? Or is that coming later. Not sure if I missed the option in the store
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by wibbily 2y ago
How about this - if you're a student, focus on learning how computers work. You are not going to school to be a programmer. You are going to be a computer scientist. The latter begets the former. If your only thought as a cs student is
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The weird Hewlett Packard FreeDOS option (2022)(blog.tmm.cx)
107 points by wibbily 2y ago|33 comments
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by wibbily 2y ago
Htmx rocks. I've been using it + flask for little projects and I'm never going back to JS you can't make me Curious to hear other takes... what's the issue with it
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by wibbily 2y ago
I've noticed this with my young cousins. Has to be the tangibility. Like sure Daddy's cell phone is easier to use - I can tap Mommy's face and start a video call - but the landline is Big and Noisy and has Moving Parts just l
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by wibbily 2y ago
Reminded me of Dennis Lee too [0] https://foodisstupid.substack.com/p/escargogurt
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by wibbily 2y ago
The T is nicer, sure. It's also a fraction the size of the MTA, ass slow, and doesn't run past bedtime. Plus we're barely two years out from when it was often (literally) on fire. Excuse my jadedness, but at least when I&#x27
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by wibbily 2y ago
Something like this happened to me once. Lost power in a lightning storm and when it came back my computer could no longer shut off. Like, at all. Would just hang when you tried. Couldn’t exit from BIOS after changing settings, couldn’t sus
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by wibbily 2y ago
I see this going in the opposite direction first - TPM-backed kernel level fingerprinting. Surely you have nothing to hide…
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by wibbily 2y ago
Nothing new under the sun https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GOOG-411
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by wibbily 2y ago
> answering machine Tried and true distribution channel for hit music - see dial-a-song ((844) 387-6962) or the lovely "callin' oates" ((719) 266-2837)
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by wibbily 2y ago
Maybe if they were consistent... they had an update rejected, which implies that they've passed review before. Doesn't sound "thorough" to me. Plus, reviewers must be able to see the App Store page, right? Halide'
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Stories of Kolotibablo Workers(kolostories.com)
1 points by wibbily 2y ago|1 comments
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Journeyman Years(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by wibbily 2y ago|0 comments

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