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Comment #45891835
wow lmao > Do Not Track. Some web browsers may transmit a “do-not-track” signal. Because there currently is no industry standard concerning how to treat such signals, the Services …
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Comment #45885705
As a general rule when it comes to this pattern of replying to "this is AI generated" with that link: the people that write these posts often read HN and attach a certain amount of…
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Comment #45833821
emoji at the end of a statement are not the same thing as emoji adorning or replacing every heading
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Comment #45809740
claude is nothing if not sensitive to cultural differences
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Comment #45757780
Perhaps it doesn't even matter anymore, but I'm not yet past the point where it's disheartening every time I click on a link and it's clear that it came out of an LLM. Hopefully th…
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Comment #45757215
This reminds me a lot of…something Dynamicland.
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Comment #45739029
> Always wondered why do they need to blink at the same time. presumably this makes it more striking, and thus easier to notice and avoid
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Comment #45731694
Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected by this unfortunate corporate-involved job loss incident at this time.
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Comment #45722206
Formatting and headers aside, there are lots of local rhetorical flourishes and patterns that are fairly distinctive and appear at a far higher rate in AI writing than in most writ…
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Comment #45719024
the article could be better if it weren't entirely "ai generated"
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Comment #45718203
more precisely, uniq produces output in the same order as the input to it, just collapsing runs / run-length encoding it
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Comment #45701834
I know we haven't seen a human-written README or technical post on a company blog in maybe the last year on this site, but posts like this being at #1 are a reminder that we can st…
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Comment #45698300
> choice of ONE Linux distro fwiw the asahi kernel and patches are usable from other distros just fine; i've done it on nixos in the past and the linked blog post shows some stuff …
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Comment #45698261
how's the battery life / what's your usual workload
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Comment #45695823
famously knuth was trying to (and pretty much did) solve digital typesetting not create a nice piece of hci so this is all as it should be or at least as might be expected
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Comment #45695781
if only it were 10% even the things you mention in your post paint a picture of a difference that for a lot of usage patterns is much more significant than just the last 10%
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Comment #45676893
COPY is often a usable alternative.
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Comment #45562345
> Expreg (teeesitter expand region) reminds me of combobulate (which i haven't tried but think looks cool) but sounds much more light/limited
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Comment #45562177
oh, totally what i intended to point out was that regrettably few people actually pay any attention to the nozze di cana despite it being both more accessible physically and worthy…
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Comment #45556385
one tiny famous painting from a cop-enforced distance of god knows how much while an enormous painting full of stuff stands right opposite it
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Comment #45519986
sometimes you just happen to be a mathematical object
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Comment #45516446
In the past I've considered forking Chromium so every asset that it downloads (images, scripts, etc) is saved somewhere to produce a sort of "passive scraper". This article made me…
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Comment #45462996
i tried niri for a few months earlier this year ultimately it turned out that after years of i3/sway scrollable tiling doesn't feel natural at all (and neither do dynamic workspace…
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