Using Vectorize to build an unreasonably good search engine in 160 lines of code
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Re: Using Vectorize to build an unreasonably good search engine in 160 lines of code
#2is there an easy way to disable the multiplayer cursors on that page?
Re: Using Vectorize to build an unreasonably good search engine in 160 lines of code
#3is there an easy way to disable the multiplayer cursors on that page?
please that.
Re: Using Vectorize to build an unreasonably good search engine in 160 lines of code
#4is there an easy way to disable the multiplayer cursors on that page?
My ADHD brain prevents me from understanding anything I read when the cursors and flags dance around the FOV.
Re: Using Vectorize to build an unreasonably good search engine in 160 lines of code
#5is there an easy way to disable the multiplayer cursors on that page?
Reader view on Firefox does the trick for me
Re: Using Vectorize to build an unreasonably good search engine in 160 lines of code
#6is there an easy way to disable the multiplayer cursors on that page?
What can compel a person to think something like this could be a good idea?
Re: Using Vectorize to build an unreasonably good search engine in 160 lines of code
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#8is there an easy way to disable the multiplayer cursors on that page?
What a mess. It’s basically impossible to use the site now.
I guess it looked kinda nice with 1-2 visitors per minute but now…
Re: Using Vectorize to build an unreasonably good search engine in 160 lines of code
#9is there an easy way to disable the multiplayer cursors on that page?
Don't enable JavaScript.
Re: Using Vectorize to build an unreasonably good search engine in 160 lines of code
#10is there an easy way to disable the multiplayer cursors on that page?
open dev tools, right click cursors.js - block this URL. refresh