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by x187463 2y ago
Probably wants to offer them senior leadership roles at a federal agency.
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by x187463 2y ago
I have had premium on a family plan for almost as long as it has existed. It's great to add family members who use YouTube on their televisions giving them an ad-free experience without the shenanigans of setting up blockers at a netwo
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by x187463 2y ago
Every modern car has, at least, a media player interface. Why wouldn't you want to be able to update that software to support changes in CarPlay, modern apps, etc?
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by x187463 2y ago
He wears it almost every year. You can go back to at least 1997 in this playlist. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoROMvodv4rOAvKVR_dyC...
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by x187463 2y ago
If I find I am receiving recommendations in which I am uninterested and are clearly based on a handful of videos I watched previously, I can clear those from the history and the algorithm doesn't use them for future recommendations. Th
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by x187463 2y ago
Oh, I see. I suppose I do recognize more of the 'general recommendations' in the post-video grid rather than basing those solely on the video itself. That being said, I don't use that mechanism generally and tend to rely on t
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by x187463 2y ago
Anecdotally, those around me that are homeschooling are doing it for one of two reasons: 1) Right-wing disgust over woke issues. 2) Fear of school shootings. That's coming from a non-tech middle/lower-middle class setting. 20-30 y
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by x187463 2y ago
I obviously don't know your personal experience, but your description is still how YouTube works for me. For example, over the holidays I would occasionally put on a video from a channel that plays holiday music with various videos of
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by x187463 2y ago
What's the business model here? I'm assuming there's at least a marginal cost. As somebody who enjoys providing the world with free tools, I'm always curious how others handle the situation. Enshittification is real and
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by x187463 2y ago
The glorified autocomplete only applies to the completions. Granted, that's often the primary interaction, but it isn't the whole story. Using chat+edits can enable copilot to make changes across entire file(s). I still haven&#x27
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by x187463 2y ago
Oh, I like this. It’s going on the list of ideas. Thanks.
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by x187463 2y ago
There’s a —no-color argument. Example: ls | tte —no-color slide I’ll add environment variable checks to the todo list.
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It does have a --no-color flag. That being said, there are some environment variables that could be referenced. I'll add this one to the list for a future update.
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Dev here: You are correct. It's using 24-bit color ANSI escape codes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code#24-bit
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ls -latr | tte pour --pour-direction up I have not implemented gravity, haha. I have actually worked on a custom terminal game engine in the past and realized with TTE I am very small amount of scope creep away from landing in that territor
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by x187463 2y ago
Dev here: I agree, it's actually a line item in my todo list. That being said, many of them can be made to be very quick via command line arguments without losing the spirit of the effect.
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by x187463 2y ago
TTE dev here: Haha, a matrix effect is actually in progress. I want it to be as close to the original as possible. Most implementations actually miss some subtle details. I've watched the original effect in a clip repeatedly and it has
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by x187463 2y ago
The decrypt effect is a faithful recreation of that exact scene at the 45 second mark. Just different colors, which can be set. Here it is with adjusted colors: ls -latr | tte decrypt --ciphertext-colors 808080 --final-gradient-stops 1e90ff