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pulsartwin
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About pulsartwin
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Comment #49191019
Thank you for the amazing work! Do you have any publications or articles describing your findings and the process you developed for mapping the scientific data into perceptually me…
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Comment #48410505
Sure, edited.
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Comment #48409901
Maybe, or maybe not. But it will certainly kill the community they've built up, and squander a huge amount of goodwill. Why would anybody who's interested in supporting or using an…
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Comment #48409705
This seems quite misguided and is sad to see. They have every right to do this, but I was looking forward to continuing testing Ladybird as it improves and contributing in the futu…
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Comment #48133556
Looking forward to the blog post. Do you plan to run both the Zig and Rust binaries side-by-side across a wide range of real applications (potentially shadowing in production) to w…
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Comment #48074967
At the very least, it's interesting to be a bystander observering as efforts like this progress. The first thing it makes me wonder is how comprehensive/high quality the test suite…
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Comment #47436246
> I imagine this behavior came from ClearType having been a special case, and therefore non-native widget toolkits getting explicitly programmed to render with it on Windows, forge…
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Comment #47433789
Hate seems a bit strong for an increase in perceived horizontal resolution on low DPI displays, but to each their own. That said, I'm not sure what you mean by it being impossible …
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Comment #47202220
Yep, and if you're interested, Rubin doesn't send alerts directly to individuals. The alert stream alone (without full images) is enormous. There are a set of alert brokers who ing…
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Comment #46894303
That's not great, although at least a splash screen is purely cosmetic. More disappointing is that, even in 2026, the move to Wayland still comes with issues like this: > Some popu…
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Comment #45599243
I'm glad there's finally some progress in that direction. If they actually implement subpixel RGB anti-aliasing, it would definitely be worth considering as an alternative. It's be…
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Comment #43340481
There is certainly a lot to be said for first-mover advantage, but TradeMe specifically (while still popular) is currently fighting a losing battle. Between rising listing fees, se…
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Comment #42986620
If you don't think what Hellwig did obstructed the project, then I guess we fundamentally disagree. Again, the R4L folks could work around this by getting the code pulled in by Lin…
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Comment #42978780
sabotage /ˈsabətɑː(d)ʒ/ verb 1. deliberately destroy, damage, or * obstruct* (something), especially for political or military advantage. 2. to intentionally prevent the success of…
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Comment #42977988
There are multiple comments that meet the exact definition of sabotage. If this: "You might not like my answer, but I will do everything I can do to stop this." is not intent to sa…
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Comment #42970251
I don't entirely disagree with some of your points, however, they are not what the recent discussion has been about. Plainly, a maintainer has unilaterally rejected the addition of…
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Comment #42970149
This is a remarkably disappointing end to Hellwig's original NACK, yet entirely expected based on the recent treatment of R4L devs.
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Comment #40281918
This is a great visualization. I wonder what techniques were used to create it as neither this article nor the original source seem to highlight them.
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Comment #36662767
Looks like it was due to unsafe processing of custom emoji: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/pull/1897