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mubou

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    Comment #43900763

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    Comment #43897986

    There isn't a yes-or-no answer to this. Some things I would consider: 1. Does this add additional complexity? How much more time/effort would it take to implement the feature? And …

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    Comment #43892462

    I wish the JS pipeline operator hadn't stalled; it's been stuck in stage 2 for four years now: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-pipeline-operator

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    Comment #43865313

    If you haven't already: 1. Win+R 2. control /name Microsoft.BitLockerDriveEncryption 3. "Back up your recovery key"

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    Comment #43864765

    Sorry, should have been more clear. I meant "AI" in the sense that people refer to anything using machine learning as "AI". (Honestly "AI" is such a meaningless term. LLMs are anyt…

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    Comment #43864683

    Automating tasks is exactly what AI/ML should be used for. My concern is that they're going to be using LLMs to "translate" other-language articles into English and vice versa. LLM…

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    Comment #43863217

    Do you feel like overengineering? Look up some python computer vision tutorials and train a model to detect you wearing glasses vs. not wearing glasses. Run that on a Pi and hook u…

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    Comment #43862646

    When you take them off, put them on your keyboard.

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    Comment #43849959

    Holy shit, this could actually cause people to get permanently locked out of their accounts, depending on how the website is configured. Imagine not knowing your login credentials …

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    Comment #43849153

    Ohh!! Thanks so much for this, I greatly appreciate it.

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    Comment #43847518

    > You can also set this in your browser with the _reduce motion_ parameter. Unfortunately there's no way to set this per-site, at least in Chrome. Similarly, if you disable animati…

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    Comment #43835350

    Are people in your country not using Bluesky? See if there's a subreddit for your country. Even if it's not very active, you could ask what other social networks they're using.

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    Comment #43831950

    I bet you could do something generic like this in languages that have deferred execution like C#'s IEnumerable. Something like foreach (Node node in EnumerateNodes(root, x => x != …

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    Comment #43831462

    Oh, my bad, thought you meant it was built in markdown, like MDX or something. I wish you could do all this in plain markdown; putting things side-by-side in a github readme can be…

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    Comment #43831160

    Can you link the repo so we can see? This link doesn't really appear to have anything to do with markdown.

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    Comment #43830207

    > how it's impossible to get Google to show English results in a non-English-speaking country It's ridiculous because there's even a language option in the search settings, but it …

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    Comment #43828077

    The new map/diagram: https://www.mta.info/map/5256 The old map, which they're now calling the "geographic map": https://www.mta.info/map/36946 I like the old one better, personally…

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    Comment #43826604

    It's important to point out that the concept of "linking" is not mentioned in the GPL's definition of "Program" or "covered work", nor is it used as a determiner to decide if the v…

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    Comment #43823476

    +1. In this particular case might be more appropriate, though. We recently got support for a `name` attribute which allows for accordion groups without JS (which is basically the s…

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    Comment #43819931

    UUID[0] has a specific meaning. I thought for a second that you were generating UUIDs but in a different base so as to make them more compact, like short-uuid[1] does, but judging …

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    Comment #43819375

    Not sure how useful this is IRL, but it's pretty elegant, for being able to reproduce both JSX and React's hook style in so little code. Rather than a React alternative per se (sin…

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    Comment #43814409

    I'm convinced that a lot of people see Fork as a "retweet" button. Would be a lot better if it showed the number of forks that actually have changes instead.