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Comment #49036774
I can't think of any case where a human gets confused by some text because a hyphen character was used instead of an em-dash, and maybe that's what you mean by real value. But I se…
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Comment #48923936
You got me excited, because I've wanted something like this for a while. Obviously without the actual extortion, but everything up to that point. White hat scamming, to teach our p…
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Comment #48848519
I'm real xutopia. I'm real.
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Comment #48848508
Beyond the OP's AI-written or AI assisted distinction, I'm also noticing people mimicking LLM's speech patterns. I've read blogs from people who I'm quite sure are above pasting AI…
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Comment #48806971
I'm sorry that happened to you. Sincerely. That sounds incredibly frustrating, painful, and scary. I think your maximalist conclusion of "drugs should be legalized" might have some…
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Comment #48518208
Ah yeah, that makes sense, but I still feel like there's room for a little more discretion. https://tonsky.me/blog/every-frame-perfect/toolbar@2x.mp4 , for example I don't think I …
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Comment #48518100
I'm sure a UI that had none of these imperfect frames would feel better, but now I really want someone to edit each of these clips to show what it would actually look like. At the …
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Comment #48324456
Interesting explanation of a subject I had no knowledge of! I'm familiar with browser accessibility trees, but I've never thought about how operating systems do it themselves. From…
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Comment #48261660
Ah yeah, you're right, that's a misrepresentation on my part - it's based on lines, not the file: > [absorb] splits changes in the source revision and moves each change to the clos…
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Comment #48149232
I appreciate the pushback, but I wasn't actually saying people shouldn't do this. If a neighbourhood is being neglected because of some incentive structure they're powerless to aff…
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Comment #48148835
I see road workers repairing potholes, and otherwise notice that potholes get repaired over time. Presumably there is an intelligent process that leads to this. What alternative is…
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Comment #48148273
My model of municipal maintenance is that a city's road maintenance workers have a long list of known potholes to fix which is triaged with some formula and dealt with day-by-day. …
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Comment #48066215
Wow, awesome. There's also a few on the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_flash_unsorted?t... (In case the OP also made you think of Teen Titans Battle …
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Comment #48064200
Oh nice, this is way better. On finnicky engines, I think if I were to seriously implement this for a project that needed to support arbitrary images, I'd do the dithering server s…
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Comment #48064010
Wow, my first post that's frontpaged and it's the one I put the least effort into. I've at least fixed the noise colour bleed now. This technique does not do any file compression a…
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Comment #47906827
Years of digestive issues resolved by a single massage? I've never heard of an outcome like that before. Could you explain more about how it worked and what this lady's approach pu…
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Comment #47039862
> You cannot require age verification on IRC, XMPP, ActivityPub, Nostr, or Matrix, because there is no single entity to compel. Each server operator makes their own decisions. A go…
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Comment #46914516
> After finding out that the city council was considering a housing element that would have bowed to NIMBY pressure, we sent two letters to the city, reminding it of its legal obli…
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Comment #46721311
Right, but I suppose one issue is that, depending on how concentrated the AI agent market becomes, the rent seeking could eventually potentially just shift to these agents instead.…
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Comment #46721020
Nilay Patel is calling this "the DoorDash problem" and has written an essay on it here: https://www.theverge.com/podcast/823909/the-doordash-problem...
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Comment #46622491
i have blogged and posted sometimes-inscrutable things on this for the last 7 years https://ikesau.co
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Comment #46208199
My brother's got an instance for canadian urbanism and fediverse engineering: https://video.canadiancivil.com