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kfarr
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About kfarr
Maintainer of 3dstreet.com
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Comment #49196255
The key here is to have a foreground layer that always responds to scroll and informs the background layer based on its position
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Comment #49189308
I have no stdout but I must log
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Comment #49181858
Best comment on this from 6 months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46870575
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Comment #49173778
Intriguing. Like the computer instantiated a wheel and rolls off by itself, no humans needed?
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Comment #49162921
If a computer is a bicycle for the mind, perhaps LLMs are the cars for the mind…
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Comment #49143770
And government subsidies/handouts, over building / over capitalizing relative to market demand, natural resource (over) extraction, concentration of capital
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Comment #49119576
They measured really really well
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Comment #49099576
If, like me, you're more interested in the actual exploit instead of the meta narrative, here's a relevant excerpt for the initial intrusion: > Stage 1: reaching a launchpad by cha…
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Comment #49042051
> What if we made all advertising illegal? It's such a wild idea that I've never heard it in the public discourse. Local jurisdictions have restricted or even forbidden outdoor adv…
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Comment #48983673
Honestly same, I was less interested in the styling and just interested in the immediacy of response which is ironically missing in a lot of modern ui
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Comment #48790545
Agree, Costco succeeds at externalizing last mile costs by offloading it to suburbanites who view it as a sunk cost. Similar to uber/lyft drivers doing their own fleet management.
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Comment #48768766
Tell me about it, I maintain an open source project in the civil engineering space and it's ... detailed.
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Comment #48680134
Thanks, that's a much better example of what I was trying to explain. Again, I'm projecting humanity onto a machine, but it's not a big stretch to imagine that the interaction of a…
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Comment #48632773
Although it's a no no to anthropomorphize on HN, it's worth noting that some folks think humans are post-hoc rationalizers as well: https://www.patheos.com/blogs/tippling/2013/11/1…
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Comment #48566029
Just let go of the entire R&D team and then you have a 50% margin business. UPDATE: Also bad news, you need to let go of all of sales and marketing and G&A. And THEN it's a 50% mar…
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Comment #48545453
Classic... want to cast to the chromecast but I'm on the wifi
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Comment #48447402
Some of these are actually nice and appropriate to use in certain contexts. Also this issue is hilarious: https://github.com/vorpus/performativeUI/issues/2
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Comment #48385341
> ai virus from earlier today curious what this means...
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Comment #48373278
Nor the streaming service Net Flux
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Comment #48245186
Context: this is a demo of a deterministic layout calculation library https://github.com/cosmiciron/layoutmaster#dancing-text (not affiliated, I was just confused so saving you a c…
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Comment #48009903
I work on a platform 3dstreet.com that does “underdrawing” but in 3d space which image models also struggle with. Another company intangible.ai does this as well: low poly 3d then …
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Comment #47982341
VB6 was the original vibe coding! Drag a few GUI controls on a window panel, double click to write some basic code, boom
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Comment #47951125
passive
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Comment #47938818
I still don't understand why the official github pages action is on an account called "peaceiris" ?? peaceiris/actions-gh-pages@v3