Are you using Firefox on ios? It’s a long-running bug with that browser that affects most pages with multiple videos and drives me mad.
>https://longbets.org/6/ Anyone know why this (and many other bets) have been removed? https://web.archive.org/web/20080803213625/https://longbets.... >By 2010, more than 50 percent of books sold worldwide will be…
Thanks, I was familiar with encryption but not with bitlocker. So this only affects a particular mode of bitlocker in which the drive is automatically decrypted on boot without the user providing any secret. Meaning the…
If I was releasing a laptop with Linux support as a key selling point, and the battery life was bad on Ubuntu 24.04 but good on the pre-release 26.04, then I'd advertise the good figures and write "tested on Ubuntu…
At its current distance, best case RTT would be about 420ms
Here’s the original article which was much more informative and interesting: https://web.archive.org/web/20260314105751/https://backnotpr... Can’t believe HN has become so afraid of generic probably-unenforceable “plz…
Similarly, "X that actually works"
Looks much closer to Haiku than Sonnet. Maybe "Qwen3.5 122B offers Haiku 4.5 performance on local computers" would be a more realistic and defensible claim.
The other advantage of fibre is subtlety if you can't (or don't want to) run it through walls. 0.9mm diameter and light enough to attach it with occasional dots of glue instead of needing cable clips.
I can second this 0.9mm transparent stuff, I've run it successfully and it's very subtle. Depending on the media converter pair you're using, you probably want UPC instead of APC. I also found that the cheapest generic…
Anecdotally, everything works flawlessly on my work machine: Optiplex Micro, Intel iGPU, Fedora KDE 43, 4K 32" primary monitor at 125% scale, 1440p 27" secondary monitor at 100%. No issues with Wayland or with anything…
I use LiteLLM as a proxy.
Instead of shutting down completely, why not this: For goo.gl links that were created by google, continue redirecting them as normal. For others, show a warning page explaining to the user that the link wasn't created…
>The greatest proportion of users who self-activated a hard ad-blocker found out about it through advertising (34%)
This seems to just be a description of the normal, desired, advertised functionality of the watch.
This looks like it could be very valuable for quite a lot of people- thank you for making it! Just a couple first impressions from your site... loading it on a phone, the first thing I see is this:…
Thank you! Just used this to clear away a load of tabs. Some gripes: I wish I could just use it standalone without it replacing the "new tab" page. I wish I could view the full title of a tab, maybe on hover. I only…
This looks fantastic and is relevant to some game modding ideas I've had. I love your blog series about decompiling Tenchu too. Thank you for releasing this stuff!
@dang Hard paywall
This youtube video seems to show a cat recognising its reflection: https://youtu.be/kQBHB682xsQ?t=20
"The customer understood that their code was broken either way. They just were curious why unordered_map seems to demonstrate the problem more clearly." Seems reasonable to me. It's an interesting question even if any…
Your GPU is 6 years, 7 months old. As an analogy, consider someone in 2007 objecting that their 2001 GeForce3 Ti500 can't run Crysis/Mass Effect/etc. The PS4 generation really messed with the usual conventions and…
Yes! There's a public git repo here: https://repo.or.cz/tinycc.git "Public" in the sense that anyone can just push to the "mob" branch. You don't even need an account. Such anarchy has obvious security implications but…
>It appears that, during our transition to the digital age, the internet completely disappeared. We scoured the globe for it, but it seems to have been completely erased from existence. This has caused immense…
Those results look excellent. I'm trying to gauge whether something like this could potentially work in realtime, i.e. in games. I know it inevitably depends on hardware, resolution, settings, etc but do you have a…
Are you using Firefox on ios? It’s a long-running bug with that browser that affects most pages with multiple videos and drives me mad.
>https://longbets.org/6/ Anyone know why this (and many other bets) have been removed? https://web.archive.org/web/20080803213625/https://longbets.... >By 2010, more than 50 percent of books sold worldwide will be…
Thanks, I was familiar with encryption but not with bitlocker. So this only affects a particular mode of bitlocker in which the drive is automatically decrypted on boot without the user providing any secret. Meaning the…
If I was releasing a laptop with Linux support as a key selling point, and the battery life was bad on Ubuntu 24.04 but good on the pre-release 26.04, then I'd advertise the good figures and write "tested on Ubuntu…
At its current distance, best case RTT would be about 420ms
Here’s the original article which was much more informative and interesting: https://web.archive.org/web/20260314105751/https://backnotpr... Can’t believe HN has become so afraid of generic probably-unenforceable “plz…
Similarly, "X that actually works"
Looks much closer to Haiku than Sonnet. Maybe "Qwen3.5 122B offers Haiku 4.5 performance on local computers" would be a more realistic and defensible claim.
The other advantage of fibre is subtlety if you can't (or don't want to) run it through walls. 0.9mm diameter and light enough to attach it with occasional dots of glue instead of needing cable clips.
I can second this 0.9mm transparent stuff, I've run it successfully and it's very subtle. Depending on the media converter pair you're using, you probably want UPC instead of APC. I also found that the cheapest generic…
Anecdotally, everything works flawlessly on my work machine: Optiplex Micro, Intel iGPU, Fedora KDE 43, 4K 32" primary monitor at 125% scale, 1440p 27" secondary monitor at 100%. No issues with Wayland or with anything…
I use LiteLLM as a proxy.
Instead of shutting down completely, why not this: For goo.gl links that were created by google, continue redirecting them as normal. For others, show a warning page explaining to the user that the link wasn't created…
>The greatest proportion of users who self-activated a hard ad-blocker found out about it through advertising (34%)
This seems to just be a description of the normal, desired, advertised functionality of the watch.
This looks like it could be very valuable for quite a lot of people- thank you for making it! Just a couple first impressions from your site... loading it on a phone, the first thing I see is this:…
Thank you! Just used this to clear away a load of tabs. Some gripes: I wish I could just use it standalone without it replacing the "new tab" page. I wish I could view the full title of a tab, maybe on hover. I only…
This looks fantastic and is relevant to some game modding ideas I've had. I love your blog series about decompiling Tenchu too. Thank you for releasing this stuff!
@dang Hard paywall
This youtube video seems to show a cat recognising its reflection: https://youtu.be/kQBHB682xsQ?t=20
"The customer understood that their code was broken either way. They just were curious why unordered_map seems to demonstrate the problem more clearly." Seems reasonable to me. It's an interesting question even if any…
Your GPU is 6 years, 7 months old. As an analogy, consider someone in 2007 objecting that their 2001 GeForce3 Ti500 can't run Crysis/Mass Effect/etc. The PS4 generation really messed with the usual conventions and…
Yes! There's a public git repo here: https://repo.or.cz/tinycc.git "Public" in the sense that anyone can just push to the "mob" branch. You don't even need an account. Such anarchy has obvious security implications but…
>It appears that, during our transition to the digital age, the internet completely disappeared. We scoured the globe for it, but it seems to have been completely erased from existence. This has caused immense…
Those results look excellent. I'm trying to gauge whether something like this could potentially work in realtime, i.e. in games. I know it inevitably depends on hardware, resolution, settings, etc but do you have a…