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Comment #48619865
I'm curious if you used a particular tool for this comparison or a LLM. I ask because (layered irony) I'm making a general tool for multi-dimensional item comparisons, using Claude…
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Comment #48059935
The existence of non-profits, and the possibility that they might be net-beneficial to society, is counter to the dominant religion of the day. Profit motive = good, other motive =…
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Comment #47516967
I'm a big proponent of use of design systems for efficient remediation and maintenance, so I'm also aware of how a small oops bug can have wide repercussions. Let me know if you'd …
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Comment #47493084
From your title my immediate thought was "cool, maybe this will move us a bit closer to making components (or the testing thereof) cover accessibility thoroughly by default". See, …
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Comment #47366601
Without negating your point I want to add that at some threshold of tediousness, usability issues become accessibility issues. The fact that this threshold varies from individual t…
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Comment #47366563
> as opposed to using AI as a total replacement for your thoughts or your writing and therefore removing the personal touch? I'm really having trouble grasping the true breadth of …
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Comment #47351644
Let me refer you to my buddy Anton, a software developer in Ukraine. He has CP and it makes typing and communicating by speech very slow and tedious. https://www.youtube.com/shorts…
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Comment #47039278
> Listen: every idea you've ever had, every single one, some cocaine-addled sales critter has had too. And they're better than you at SEO. On most days I am resistant to stereotype…
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Comment #46637374
Also a lot of contractors consider their vehicle appearance a tax deductible marketing expense.
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Comment #46637343
A fully-electric Maverick?
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Comment #46363188
I can't read as fast as your demo GIF. Just infuriating.
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Comment #46159007
I bought a Dell Precision 7910 2x Xeon E5-2687W v3 (10 cores, 20 threads each) with 32GB RAM and 512GB SSD for $425 including shipping. I found that Windows 11 Pro will recognize o…
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Comment #45564241
Right. Now try background color #767676 on the body element and see how much better it is.
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Comment #45315305
I'm always happy to see more innovation in this area. It'd be great if you could make your model, weights, and training corpus public (preferably under a permissive license) on Git…
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Comment #44935851
Please add a license file. Thanks!
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Comment #44376506
https://ai.meta.com/blog/nllb-200-high-quality-machine-trans... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGgzRE3TlvU
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Comment #44298156
This is a screen reader design flaw.
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Comment #44289565
I am just getting started with my own cross-comparison, would appreciate your list of considered candidates if you have it handy.
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Comment #44226470
Just this week I was working on something similar but specifically for users who have disabilities, so they can more easily report issues to site owners. I also combined general an…
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Comment #43464044
You managed to make a web app in 2025 that has almost no HTML semantics and almost no keyboard accessibility (so very clearly and deeply not WCAG-conformant). Gosh, I haven't seen …