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Secretmapper

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    Comment #43662287

    I think the option would be great regardless. What you say is true - pen and paper is more expressive than digital notes, but digital notes is better than nothing. I played Obra Di…

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    Comment #43616965

    I think everything you said is 100% true. But the latter half is also true - React has (for better or worse) always been a view 'library' and has very little opinion on syncing net…

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    Comment #43467998

    There was a paper recently that tackled this: https://tiger-ai-lab.github.io/TheoremExplainAgent/

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    Comment #43424647

    `pnpm` was released back in 2016. It's 9 years old at this point. I think part of the problem is this thinking that - you must change things all the time (yarn is still good why sw…

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    Comment #43173824

    There's actually something interesting here in my opinion, which is that LLMs do not necessarily need to hinder standardization. For example, we have standardized schooling/exams, …

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    Comment #43168294

    I'll take a look. This is the first time I heard of OW and I'm a pretty big Civ fan so thanks for the recommendation!

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    Comment #43158814

    > I've been playing a game called Old World, which is basically Civ with decent UI and AI. The UI is intuitive and uses a nested tooltip system similar to Crusader Kings 3. The AI …

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    Comment #43114595

    In my work, we had to use a ring buffer to play audio data (we decode audio data to raw WAV and use a ring buffer for playback). Interestingly, while the core part of the audio pro…

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    Comment #43087174

    I thought it would be a hotlinkable image that updates.

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    Comment #43049104

    > Awww, no more new JavaScript frameworks and waiting only for established technologies to cut through the noise. I don't see that as a bad thing. Technologies need to mature, and …

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    Comment #42989236

    Not needing to disable SIP is a big one.

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    Comment #42878115

    My nieces and nephews had some school announcements _only_ disseminated on facebook. I had to call the school to change their process, and even then it took a while for them to ada…

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    Comment #42878075

    This thread honestly reminds me of that skit(?) or scene from a movie(?) where a news anchor chastised a climate scientist, because the scientist 'wore clothes that were mass produ…

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    Comment #42877361

    Javascript, for the longest time, was a _slow_ moving target - web browsers themselves had cross browser issues where API X might work on browser A but not on browser B. There were…

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    Comment #42577192

    That's pretty cool. I guess the tough part in Asia are the languages, so there's a language barrier between say Tokyo vs Malaysia vs Singapore. I think the hardest part sometimes o…

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    Comment #42576024

    That's interesting, are you based in Asia? I've found companies similar to what you're mentioning but they're all based in America while I wanna stay in Asia.

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    Comment #39440581

    You're right, and the thing is React/FE Frameworks doesn't even repurpose the tag. It doesn't replace or edit any native tags. There are some _libraries_ that _create_ a tag, which…

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    Comment #39440357

    > Have front end frameworks destroyed the web? No. > Basic proper usage of , , and tags are nowhere to be found If you think semantic HTML is somehow more common back in 'ye old da…

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    Comment #39334529

    Keyboard Video and Mouse

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    Comment #39211206

    There's some work on this on the web space - our company is doing something not too dissimilar using the still experimental API called WebCodecs. And that pretty much says everythi…

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    Comment #39137495

    I agree with this take. Most of the 'good' app listed (and also the ones I love) like Transmit, iTerm etc are mac _exclusive_. They only target Mac. It doesn't make any sense to do…

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    Comment #36942273

    IIRC their demographics are heavily skewed towards younger people. In US/Japan etc. the largest age-group of learners is 13-22 - Found the source: https://blog.duolingo.com/dear-du…

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    Comment #35282886

    I think you bring up a great point! But while true, nothing really prevents one from adding their own router that handles for them that's decoupled from Next.JS and it would largel…

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    Comment #31989539

    I agree with grandparent, as they mention it's hard to find 'new content'. Unfortunately pretty much most of what you listed _are_ old.

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    Comment #30522335

    No, the US is not particularly offensive. 'The Ukraine' specifically is offensive, because it is how Russia calls Ukraine, (kinda like implying it's The Ukraine of Russia)