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I love seeing nonsense like that. How that work graphically though? Just keep adding to a same QR code that keeps getting denser as more text is added? I guess it doesn't have to p…

Right now YouTube is supposedly trying to crack down on AI-generated videos, so I think some of this is happening. I don't know how to feel about it since I keep hearing about hone…

Absolutely, it's been part of humanity since well before before Ea-nasir was dealing his copper. Maybe I'm being too optimistic of human nature, but I'd like to think most of the t…

A year or so ago I had to speedrun turning on developer mode on Android because my grandma had somehow installed an app that did a ransomware-like fullscreen popup after about 10-2…

So they kidnap him like they did with the president of Venezuela? I don't understand how they think this is going to play out well.

The Webkit blog post talks about this, didn't know it had a name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_(typography)

Going off the timelines on Wikipedia, the first version of ASCII was published (1963) before the 0-9,A-F hex notation became widely used (>=1966): - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A…

Zsh can suggest the corrections to commands and filename. I'm not sure if that's what they're talking about, but zsh has been around for awhile.

Most of it is commented very well. Also I like it because it has a little bit of personal character. > " Incrementally match the search. I orignally hated this > " but someone forc…

I've never used gh workflow run, but I have used the GitHub API to run workflows and wanted to show the URL. I had to have it make another call to get the workflow runs and assume …

The average person willingly connects them to their wifi, why would TV makers go through the effort and expense? Maybe I'm being too optimistic though...

Out of all the dead Google products so far, I'm probably going to mourn for it the most once the existing ones are basically unusable, which I know is coming someday. I've always l…

I think they're the same except '.' is POSIX and 'source' is specific to bash and compatible shells. I personally just use source since it's easier to read and zsh and bash account…

I have one of them (don't remember which number) and OLED part is very nice. I haven't done anything with the TV itself, but I forked an old library ( https://github.com/iguessthis…

That one is relatively easier to read, I guess because it looks like normal font that was cut into strips.

This is something I experienced first hand a few weeks ago when I first used Claude. I have this recursive-decent-based parser library I haven't touched in a few years that I want …

I'm not skeptical about DSLs in general, but I agree with you on robot framework. I think it has a few good points like how it formats its HTML output is mostly nice, but how I'm n…

I just got my AMD Framework 13, which I'm mostly happy with, but I'm in the same boat. It's great that's it's possible to attach these devices to the laptop, but the true nature of…

One even has a watermark and a Youtube seek bar. This was painfully obvious.

I was wondering that as well since Wolfenstein got a CGA port: https://github.com/jhhoward/WolfensteinCGA The CGA mode is playable, but pretty bad looking as would be expected. It …

I think that's their issue with it.

I noticed the Columbia logo on one of the pictures and thought it had to be something other than the clothing company, but apparently it is: https://www.intuitivemachines.com/_file…

I graduated in 2018 and it was only mentioned off hand in a systems programming class in a discussion of RPC frameworks. That was basically all I knew about it until I became a mai…

Matches my experience as well. If I forget to take it one of my first clues is when I feel like eating a second breakfast or lunch.

I think just about anything would be improvement over SSN if the system was actually designed as a national identification system instead of being improvised into one.