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DHPersonal

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About DHPersonal

Front-end web developer with a focus on UX • Digital photographer • Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • he/him ∅ https://dhepworth.com/social

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    Comment #49150196

    I think they remain enjoyable even as fictional; I just would’ve preferred having them described that way to me at the start rather than the pretense of them being autobiographical…

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    Comment #49150072

    I had a similar author shock when I learned James Herriot’s books were not the autobiographies I thought they were but instead were the fictionalized compilations of stories from m…

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    Comment #49099203

    Holding down the camera button does open the AI search for me instead of the Camera app. This can be disabled, if I remember correctly.

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    Comment #48823310

    Fortunately for Microsoft, Sony leadership is busy sabotaging themselves by switching to digital-download-only games.

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    Comment #48823276

    Spreading out requires more non-foot travel to get places. Density means things can be closer.

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    Comment #47404892

    Why continue the cycle of finding a job and quitting it for solvable problems instead of staying and solving the problem?

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    Comment #47299922

    Get off the slop or become the slop.

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    Comment #47293618

    Address entries are the weirdest places of frustration. Business clients want Google Places to make address input easier. This user wants a single ZIP code entry to begin the proce…

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    Comment #46766315

    I only learn when I do things, not when I hear how they work. I think the teacher has the right idea.

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    Comment #46592066

    That’s what I’m noticing about apples more and more these days: all of them are incredibly sweet like candy. The only variety I’ve found that seems suitable for regular eating ate …

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    Comment #46580083

    Parachute Backup is a tool I use: https://parachuteapps.com/parachute

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    Comment #46428637

    https://ghost.org — Open-source run by a non-profit headquartered in Singapore.

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    Comment #46423342

    Do you also have the slow-motion bug where every second or so a frame or two gets dropped, resulting in stutters in the video?

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    Comment #46072422

    What’s funny to me is how many hidden ramps are featured in that Mad Max 1 trailer :)

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    Comment #46072398

    The fog you reference might just be a Hollywood Black Magic blooming filter placed in front of the lens.

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    Comment #45750447

    Bending Spoons has taken at least one of the apps I’ve used and stuffed them full of subscription models in a pretty blatant attempt to wring as much money out of the existing user…

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    Comment #45382563

    Browsers often present warning screens when visiting sites that aren’t HTTPS, which effectively blocks the site for any users unwilling to or unaware of being able to "proceed with…

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    Comment #45249765

    Before I used GitHub and got used to its interface I felt that the majority of repositories used as public-facing websites were the most confusing way to get releases. Why is the s…

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    Comment #45180597

    It still has plenty of consistency errors and issues for the devs. But even if they fix all the bugs, I still think the UI changes are regressive: now things are buried in even mor…

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    Comment #44792310

    I cancelled my subscription about the same time. The lack of an endorsement is best seen in the context of their choice of headlines and otherwise soft coverage of Trump’s increasi…

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    Comment #44724119

    LLMs use em dashes because they were trained on content made by actual writers. Actual writers still exist and they still use em dashes.

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    Comment #44485703

    Isn’t the point of labeling something as a “trauma” to be a signifier for the moment or behavior that affected you greatly and not something that meets an arbitrary level of awfuln…

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    Comment #44468294

    What an odd way to form a question. You seem to already be doubting the answer before it’s been sent to you.

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    Comment #44371540

    Maybe. For some reason it seemed like a more poignant reply at the time, but now I see it doesn’t add much to the conversation. :)