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Weetile

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    Comment #48434687

    Working on an audio port at https://github.com/ottohg/pokeemerald-wasm , and I've gotten pretty far. It's working, but there are just accuracy and instrument issues that need to be…

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    Comment #48430623

    Working on a fork that has audio. If anyone wants to have Claude continue it, be my guest! https://github.com/ottohg/pokeemerald-wasm

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    Comment #48430204

    Working on that at the moment. I have a private branch and have something nearly working. Will hope to share soon. (Not original creator of the port!)

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    Comment #47753681

    Working for me, I can chat to Claude fine.

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    Comment #45491773

    If you plan to communicate with people not in the techsphere, Signal is probably the best bet to convince people to switch to.

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    Comment #45144196

    So is it true that Ruth had champagne on the flight without you?

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    Comment #44853864

    I'd love to see a thread that also takes advantage of student offers - for example, GitHub Copilot is free for university and college students

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    Comment #43940130

    Did you make sure to register first?

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    Comment #43900277

    The question is - how do you intend to verify whether an application is official or unofficial? What's stopping the official application to be 'patched' with a fake signature feign…

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    Comment #43788493

    "If I drew 26 cards from a standard 52 card deck, what would be the probability of any four of a kind?"

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    Comment #43652305

    'Elizabeth line line'?

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    Comment #43568289

    It's very unlikely that performance would be hindered by a particular Linux distribution, but usually rather the desktop environment that it employs. NixOS with LXQt would run very…

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    Comment #43311787

    Typst is available as a standalone compiler

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    Comment #42775004

    Creating a joke is a great demonstration of a multistage reasoning/deduction process

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    Comment #42426387

    "Sussex" as the name of the Among Us section had me laughing

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    Comment #42346605

    I think it would probably take me 50 years just to fully comprehend this proof alone. Amazing work.

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    Comment #42333118

    I've had a great experience using Golang + HTMX + DaisyUI using the tailwind-cli-extra standalone tool, negating the requirement for npm at all.

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    Comment #41983920

    Not to mention a QR code excludes many people such as children and the elderly who might not have phones