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by xigoi 10mo ago
> Call what store? How do I know a store even exists to call it? How do I find out the store’s name and phone number? How do I find out where the store is located? Maps exist. Search engines exist. Have you been stuck in a cave the last
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by xigoi 10mo ago
> How do you solve discoverability, especially of a new type of product or category? I invented this new gadget call "luminexel". People don't know what it is yet, because it's new. How do people find it in a catalog?
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by xigoi 10mo ago
Why would you need a language server for that? You simply prepend the indentation of the current line to every line of the pasted text.
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by xigoi 10mo ago
This might be a measure against LLM scrapers, which is something I can get behind despite disliking websites that pointlessly require JavaScript.
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by xigoi 10mo ago
I have a writing tablet from who knows where that my brother gave me and it works flawlessly on Linux.
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by xigoi 10mo ago
Do you also like watching tennis matches from up close? It’s a similar head motion…
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by xigoi 10mo ago
Isn’t it just a bunch of static pages? You can get that hosted for free.
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LLMs for Medical Practice: Look Out(science.org)
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by xigoi 10mo ago
Notepad = making fire with sticks and stones Vim/Neovim = making fire with matches and lighters VS Code = making fire with a magic box that weighs 60 kg, you don’t understand how it works and it could randomly stop working at any time
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by xigoi 10mo ago
With fish, `for f in *.pdf` Just Works™.
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by xigoi 10mo ago
Also French: je ne sais (I don’t know) → je ne sais pas (I don’t know a step)
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by xigoi 10mo ago
Vending machines run by an LLM have not been a thing until recently.
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by xigoi 10mo ago
> At 19 you’ve never had a friend? I honestly don’t believe it. I suspect you’re experiencing a depressive episode that is clouding your memory. Gaslighting people is not a good way to help them.
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by xigoi 10mo ago
Presumably exactly the same as a div/span.
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by xigoi 10mo ago
No difference from using a div/span.
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by xigoi 10mo ago
> if you set the junk value for a non-converging Riemann integral to the average of the lim sup and lim inf you can obliterate a huge number of integrability side conditions Wouldn’t this still cause problems if the lim sup is ∞ and the
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by xigoi 10mo ago
Definitely not a bot (you can check my comment history) and I can recommend Kagi.
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by xigoi 10mo ago
At last, I can run JavaScript in my browser. The world is now complete.
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by xigoi 10mo ago
What editor are you using that does not have a way to paste code with proper indentation?
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by xigoi 10mo ago
Indentation is just as explicit as braces.
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by xigoi 10mo ago
For me, both sites work fine on mobile. The first one makes a strawman argument by deliberately writing bad CSS and then pointing at it to say that CSS is bad.
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by xigoi 10mo ago
> oh, another gui toolkit reinvention Imagine wanting to understand how an existing technology works…
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by xigoi 11mo ago
In that case, Microsoft’s products totally fail this use case.
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by xigoi 11mo ago
The “established” meaning has in fact been deliberately created by megacarporations like Microsoft so they can exploit free labor by volunteers to make money without lifting a finger. Look at who is sponsoring the OSI.
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by xigoi 11mo ago
The descriptor is correct. The source is available to you, free of charge, and you can do anything with it as long as you extend the same rights to your users.
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by xigoi 11mo ago
What I’m complaining arout is that it seems to only be designed for English speakers, not for European language speakers.
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by xigoi 11mo ago
What I’m complaining about is that the romanization is based specifically on English, arbitrarily chosen from all languages that natively use the Latin alphabet. For example, what’s transcribed as “shi” is only “aligned with the correct pro
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by xigoi 11mo ago
You answered your own questions. They do think of their users as big dum idiots.
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by xigoi 11mo ago
Should we also change other languages’ orthographies to make them easier to pronounce for English speakers? “Bonzhoor” instead of “Bonjour”?
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by xigoi 11mo ago
They are using “open source” as a generic descriptor, not as the unregistered trademark of the OSI.

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