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by wraptile 2y ago
Most of these are really just 10 lines of python code. The value of generating an entire HTML with GUI is great but then the overhead comes in when you need to modify it or fix something or god forbid add a dependency library and you end up
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by wraptile 2y ago
All of the things you mentioned can be done in SVG and I've done all of these things before. For multiple lines just duplicate your shapes and group or even join them. For varying thickness you can duplicate your shape and layer them.
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by wraptile 2y ago
Cloudflare has been the bane of my web existance on Thai IP and a Linux Firefox fingerprint. I wonder how much traffic is lost because of Cloudflare and of course none of that is reported to the web admins so everyone continues with their j
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by wraptile 2y ago
Seems like our regions have vastly different markets. For the record I'm in Thailand that manufactures BYD and Mazda cars. New Mazda 2 starts at 21k usd and new byd dolphin at 15k. Obviously there's no real 2nd hand market for the
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by wraptile 2y ago
ICE resale is tanking already and no way it can bounce back ever again. Electric is just a superior technology minus charging time. I'm about to buy my first car and while I can't afford an EV I'm very grateful for EVs droppi
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by wraptile 2y ago
The latter pattern is very popular in Python web scraping and data parsing niches as the code is quite verbose and specific and I'm very happy with this approach. Easy to read and debug and the maintenance is naturally organized.
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by wraptile 2y ago
Nobody cares "who's right" here; consumers just want competition because when businesses compete the consumers win.
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by wraptile 2y ago
Nah, meta-art is not that interesting tbh and the meta art culture is quite shallow in itself. Real art has always been about sharing an experience or an idea with the viewer and the production is completely irrelevant for this. In other wo
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by wraptile 2y ago
I feel the opposite. I don't care how the sausage was made as long as it's a good sausage. Art was never about the creation process. In fact, before the internet most would never see the process at all. Just go to your local museu
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by wraptile 2y ago
Recently I've been cutting back on TV in favor of non fiction reading and I feel you have a point. Entertainment comes in many forms and tbh all of them are interesting and rewarding in their own ways so I'm not worried of AI ruin
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by wraptile 2y ago
banana has been there with me from the beginning! There's something weirdly satisfying about this particular word - the spelling, the sound and just sheer siliness just has a calming effect.
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by wraptile 2y ago
China takes IP very seriously domestically when big corporations need protection. A bit of topic but I always found that the only "communist" country is the biggest infringer of copyleft licenses and has neglible open source cultu
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by wraptile 2y ago
> They said the earbuds were brand new and never charged, only used with the preexisting battery capacity out of the box Seems like an early failure which is where most products are the most dangerous. https://en.wikipedia.or
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by wraptile 2y ago
That has been the reason I've never given Arc a shot. It's unacceptable.
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by wraptile 2y ago
I find issue with this statement as content was never a clean representation of human actions or even thought. It was always driven by editorials, SEO, bot remixing and whatnot that heavily influences how we produce content. One might even
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by wraptile 2y ago
Optimist in me thinks that outside solution is still possible either through revolutionary tech or fundamental discovery like total disproof of religion.
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by wraptile 2y ago
I don't know who hurt you but you should really actually try learning python because all of your points here are ranging from non-nonsensical to out right wrong.
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by wraptile 2y ago
> Python popularity is self re enforcing. It's popular because it's popular I'm sorry but that's just an incredibly ignorant take. Python revolutionized programming. I was in Euro Python 2016 (or something) and Guido
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by wraptile 2y ago
Not even the same thing. Watch or a car is not a platform. Clearly you're allergic to understanding my point so how about we end this here. Have a good day.
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by wraptile 2y ago
I'm saying it's unethical to start a new medium/platform where majority of the world would be simply be left out.
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by wraptile 2y ago
The thing is that you can have similar experience with 10 times cheaper Quest 3. The diminishing returns here is just staggering. In fact people were teleporting themselves visually in 2016 with HTC Vive for 800$. I had it, it was awesome.
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by wraptile 2y ago
Reading anecdotes about US police is trully terrifying. How one of the richest countries in the world be so incompetent in this one particular regard. Is there some sort of historic review that highlights how it got this way?
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by wraptile 2y ago
What if I don't and just access the cache whether I want directly? What if I take a cached picture and print it and put it on my wall? The bit copyright idea is so flawed it almost feels satire.
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by wraptile 2y ago
"legally required by the government" to keep securely. If you can't keep to the rules don't play the game. I'm sure any other telecom would be glad to get the market share.
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by wraptile 2y ago
I work with giant jsons every day and always have to fall back to nvim as vscode is terrible. Vscode even has a default size limit where it disables editor features for json files larger than a few megabytes. Nvim works flawlessly tho even
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by wraptile 2y ago
Apple will never cannibalize themselves like this. There isn't event multi user support on iPad which would be something trivial to do and everyone know ipad is a family device yet here we are.
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by wraptile 2y ago
So they found that it's slightly better than simply limiting blue light which every phone already has an option for.
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by wraptile 2y ago
Most people have led screens tho and e-ink superiority over high res led is arguable at best.
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by wraptile 2y ago
This trend of phone shaped e-readers is just so redundant. Phones already have amazing screens that are perfect for reading despite not being e-ink. The only argument people make is that you separate your reading from your phoning and it&#x
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by wraptile 2y ago
While I'd agree with you 99% of the time Figma's web stack is probably one of the very few that can actually compete against native/desktop apps.

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