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@khalifahmanaa @lian75864 @0xIlyy me

@lian75864 @0xIlyy Have you heard anyone actually use it?

> buy every game studio > can’t make game > partner with biggest ai company > can’t make ai coding assistant What the fuck?

@vincentgriffith @andrewpprice Just to give some context to make it easier to remember: humans naturally expect physical objects to be lit from above (i.e. by the sun), so OpenGL format better fits human perception.

@andrewpprice OpenGL: Looks like the map is popping at you DirectX: Looks like it has divets and point away OpenGL: Brighter Colors at the top DirectX: Dark colors at the top

Technical artists: Is there any mathematical formula that can tell whether a normal map is OpenGL or DirectX format? It's crazy that in 2025 users are still guessing.

@f1yingbanana @ruchernchong @Purring_Lynx there's a pretty straightforward attach called email bombing which can be conducted through waitlist signups.

@ruchernchong @Purring_Lynx Right, because people use bots on waitlists…I wonder who would do that 🧐

wtf is open source google drive? an ftp server? -_-

@zeeg R2 has incredibly high latency (each request takes 100+ ms) which is ridiculous and completely unsuitable for any serious apps. I had to move my data to S3.

What kind of nightmare will I be looking at if I try to host my entire app on Cloudflare? I assume workers has some kind of repo-size limits or similar I'd hit. What other surprises might exist if you were building a standard full-stack traditional arch?

@garrettkjohnson What's the practical use of these topo lines if there's no labels telling elevation at each line? Label rendering is the real problem here, not the lines

This is the 5th or 6th time I've written a topography shader & every time it gets a little bit better & I learn a little bit more. It's a nice challenge for anyone learning about shaders! Some details on the plans for this implementation below 👇 #gis #3dtiles #threejs #webgl

@keaukraine @SebAaltonen Yep, looks good on my older Pixel too.

@SebAaltonen Because I have normal UI for network stats on Pixel8. Everything is clearly seen, can copy IP address on long tap.

The IP address UI in Android is stupid. It autoscrolls sideways. Can't stop it (shows both physical and logical address). And there's no copy-paste either. On iOS this is much better. The IP field doesn't scroll and if you click on it "Copy" tooltip appears.

@zeeg @bishtshivanshu hmm, vim? maybe there's a way to configure it, but I'm always struggling with proper indents when editing some configs on VMs

@StrandedKitty @bishtshivanshu ive not used an editor in like 20 years that doesnt handle this

bold choice biome

@bishtshivanshu @zeeg If you have a space-indented file then it's a giant pita to edit it in simple text editors and not smart IDEs. You'll have to press space a lot. I think this is the reason I've always preferred tabs.

@zeeg i did read it somewhere that tabs are better for accessibility

@GregElgie @Sigma_Photo Looks like a proprietary mount

@Sigma_Photo Is this using “L mount”? BTW, you have Exposure spelled incorrectly as “Exporsure” in several spots on the page linked to.

Sigma BF, an everyday system camera for creative minds. For more information click the link below: sigmaphoto.com/bf-camera #Sigma #MadeinAizuJapan #SigmaBF

@dejavucoder @steveruizok It looks like Cursor is still only available as a standalone IDE. I understand how it's a viable option for young children learning to code, but what about everyone else who's been using enterprise IDEs like VS or JetBrains products for 10+ yrs, and not just VSCode?

@steveruizok cursor has been early, fast and better at shipping ux wise, overall best autocomplete model so far (approx next action prediction). copilot people just have been slow to GA stuff

I like Cursor but also I don’t understand why GitHub Copilot isn’t just… better

@FirmTorsion @SebAaltonen How else would you tax black money then? It surely makes sense to forcefully tax it in some way

@SebAaltonen It's time to end the disastrous and inflationary VAT TAX

I was planning to buy the new iPhone SE (now called iPhone 16e) for my son, but the price is absurd: 750 euros. For +120e you get a full iPhone 16 with better cameras, faster GPU, 800nits brighter screen and modern design. 16e is dead on arrival.

@Volt_Vincent @LinkofSunshine It looks like some AHs already have cash machines. They look like big white plastic terminals. I've seen them in a recently renovated AH near me but never used them.

@StrandedKitty @LinkofSunshine Authorize the same employee that constantly need to check my bag to accept cash payments, or just install a coin/bill slot like a vending machine. Also most of AH's I've seen completely removed all cashiers with exception of certain peak hours.

This is the most terrifying thing you can see in the Netherlands

@Volt_Vincent @LinkofSunshine How do you expect to pay with cash at self-checkout? It's albert heijn, just go to the cashier

@LinkofSunshine Not accepting cash is actually illegal, not that that law is enforced in any way, shape, or form, but that's another issue.

@shademap It's aerial perspective: the contents of the air make it look bluish. Your line of sight towards the big mountain's shadow doesn't have sunlight cutting through it, so the atmosphere doesn't light up and appears darker. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerial_pe…

Interesting shadow effect I saw in the mountains the other day. I believe that dust at various elevations gives each shadow a different darkness and depth.

@davidtranjs @emergetools @TPLINK 172 MB

@emergetools @TPLINK How about Android version ? It must smaller in size right ?

We got multiple tags to analyze the Tapo @TPLINK app for being over 760 MB 👀 Let's see what we find in here 🤭🔎

@the_one_orlando @unusual_whales Aren't what they used to be 3 years ago? Really?

The share of elite MBA grads still looking for work 3+ months after graduation is up sharply at practically every high-ranking school, per WSJ:

@dooonoten @marclou @levelsio I don't think it's been around forever. People didn't care whether something was "healthy" when the food was scarce. It stopped being scarce in the West less than 100 years ago -- now food is pretty much solved, and so we focus on very small problems instead.

@marclou @levelsio Uhm, this isn't a "wave". It's been there since forever. The problem is this: ask 10 people what it means to eat healthy, you will get 10 different answers.

If you want to make money online, ride waves: - @levelsio rode the nomad wave in 2017, and now he's riding the AI wave - I'm riding the "be my own boss" wave There's another, bigger wave coming: Health. The food we eat makes us sick. The morning alarm makes us sick. Being healthy in 2024 is hard. It creates tons of problems (aka. entrepreneurs' opportunities). It's still early now. It will be obvious in 2034. Ride the wave.

@RitaPanahi @georgmolzer Climate change is the default Western religion of the 21st century, but instead of sacrificing people we're sacrificing GDP growth

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@Shoestring_Lab @LzSeishi @ichthys30 That's just gaming the system. Of course this is rewarding.

Having someone else show up for your interview is fraud. Listing fake credentials is fraud. Fake degrees is fraud. Firing an American, claiming you can't find a replacement and then hiring a foreign worker who is no more skilled is fraud. Having ten guys living in a house is hot bunks where guys are sharing a bed - one guy awake, the other guy sleeping- in a town zoned residential - that is fraud. There is fraud all over the system.

To be clear, Elon wants H1-b because heritage Americans won’t put up with 80 work weeks for 40-hour-per-week pay, at least not for long. H1-bs will put up with it because (1) they can’t leave the company without going home (2) USD I’d powerful so they can send it home to their family

We live amongst a good number of people who are no different than those who ordered thousands of beheadings during the French Revolution. They just don’t currently have the power to do what they want.