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divan

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About divan

https://divan.dev

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    Comment #49240621

    You can also put it in ~/.claude/settings.json: "permissions": { "defaultMode": "bypassPermissions" },

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    Comment #49240606

    Yup. I just made this mode default via settings.

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    Comment #49195575

    There seems to be 2 locations created for Tallinn on meet.hn: https://meet.hn/city/59.4372155,24.7453688/Tallinn (7 people) https://meet.hn/city/59.4372420,24.7572693/Tallinn (1 pe…

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    Comment #48761698

    Sure, you could've heard about it outside of that space. Yet, most likely, you have not. It just feels wrong when HN commenters downvote comments that try to clear up legitimate co…

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    Comment #48759419

    why is this downvoted? for people who aren't in audio codec dev space, parent comment reads exactly as 'Opus 4.8 rewrote the codec and blew out all competitors'

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    Comment #48759171

    Yes, Discourse and Flarum have been a breath of fresh air. Something was unsettling with Discourse to me though - it had an opinionated UI, and some design choices that made it fee…

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    Comment #48758811

    The word 'crappy' stood out to me. I feel the same sentiment about bringing back forums, but as a person who maintained few of those for many years, I always wanted explicitly non-…

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    Comment #48731189

    > if we wanted a good UI/UX framework we'd have to start from typesetting I think UI framework begins with a model of how composition, layout, rendering, input/focus and state work…

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    Comment #48731118

    Electron is not a novel approach or "technology" of achieving cross-platform UI. It's literally a Chromium browser plus a Node.js runtime, using web-stack to impersonate desktop ap…

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    Comment #48729936

    > Native UI frameworks don't bother fixing the real hard problems I'm genuinely curious what do you mean by that. My beef with web stack was exactly this - typesetting engine from …

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    Comment #48729318

    > still dont understand Electron is vastly superior technology in what sense crossplatoform desktop-wrapper around typesetting engine is a 'vastly superior technology' to native UI…

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    Comment #48628276

    This. It's nuts how the whole industry accepts that typesetting engine from 80s with bunch of hacks on top is currently dominating cross-platform UI development.

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    Comment #48608853

    As someone who passionately and ardiently hates prolifiration of this set of _hacks on top of hacks_ called CSS (and CSS/JS/HTML aka Web-stack), I must say this is good and valid u…

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    Comment #48551531

    To be fair FIFA is one of the best international federations in terms of good governance. Dutch sport think-tank Play The Game has an assestment methodology and the project called …

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    Comment #48236022

    This method of animated QR data transfer is quite efficient with fountain codes. I had PoC implementation back in the day - Txqr [1] [2] [1] https://divan.dev/posts/animatedqr/ [2]…

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    Comment #48219775

    There is definitely some body of research around what I'm asking [1] [2]. Just curious if someone have a good grasp on the current state of it. [1] https://openaccess.thecvf.com/co…

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    Comment #48219747

    And how did you style it like Anthropic design system? :D

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    Comment #48194117

    Does anyone know if it's already possible to build gaussian splat of the person that moves/rotates from the single camera? (I.e. to use sequence of frames to reconstruct occluded p…

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    Comment #48181569

    Cloudflare blogs have been excellent for many years, long before transformers arrived.

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    Comment #48176372

    What age verification has to do with stopping fake news or harassment?

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    Comment #48113273

    > Ostracization has worked before. It also hasn't worked before. Except of hope that it will decrease sales (which is still not solving privacy issue), can you see other possible n…

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    Comment #48028247

    Normal human exhales roughly 0.7-1.0 kg of CO2 over 8h.

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    Comment #47990274

    How does not talking to people will solve privacy problems of the new technology? Are you assuming that Meta will see that you ignored your coworker with smart glasses and shut dow…

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    Comment #47962994

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