Why does setting the quality to 100% make the resulting image size bigger than original? And if there's a reason, I think it should simply just return the original smaller image in those cases.
Readit Newsbusymom0 commented on Make images smaller using best-in-class codecs, right in the browser github.com/GoogleChromeLa... · Posted by u/keepamovin
Related: their latest version of Xcode 26.2 isn't allowing app submissions to appstoreconnect:
https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/810115
Hope they fix this quick as Dec 19th onwards, they are on vacation.
Other than the "battery lifespan predictor", I don't see why this needs to be an app when it's all already available on website (and indexed by google search).
As someone formally diagnosed with one of these mental illnesses, I can confidently say that coffee triggers a beneficial reaction to my illness as well as to other health-adjoint mechanisms in my body. To me, drinking coffee is like breathing air or eating food, and to go without it means symptom flare-ups.
Is it the coffee or caffeine in coffee? Do you feel the same benefits if you have decaffeinated coffee? Can you replace it with just caffeine pills to get same effect?
busymom0 commented on Prompt Injection via Poetry wired.com/story/poems-can... · Posted by u/bumbailiff
Can someone explains why does that work?
I mean you can't social engineer a human using poetry? Why does it work for LLMs? Is it an artefact of their architecture or how these guardrails are implemented?
The last para in the article explains it:
> “For humans, ‘how do I build a bomb?’ and a poetic metaphor describing the same object have similar semantic content, we understand both refer to the same dangerous thing,” Icaro Labs explains. “For AI, the mechanism seems different. Think of the model's internal representation as a map in thousands of dimensions. When it processes ‘bomb,’ that becomes a vector with components along many directions … Safety mechanisms work like alarms in specific regions of this map. When we apply poetic transformation, the model moves through this map, but not uniformly. If the poetic path systematically avoids the alarmed regions, the alarms don't trigger.”
This will block threads while waiting for other threads to write. That might work great for your threading model but I usually end up putting the writer in one thread and then other threads send writes to the writer thread.
I do open 2 connections:
First one for writing with flags:
SQLITE_OPEN_CREATE | SQLITE_OPEN_READWRITE | SQLITE_OPEN_FULLMUTEX
SQLITE_OPEN_READONLY | SQLITE_OPEN_FULLMUTEX
Previously, I had always used Postgres for database and Rust or NodeJS for my backend. For my new website (https://limereader.com/), I used Swift for my backend, SQLite for Database, Vapor for web server in the Swift app and am self-hosting the site on an old Mac mini.
A sqlite related issue I ran into had to do with accessing the SQLite database from multiple threads. Found out a solution easily: for multi-threading use, SQLite needed to be initialized with a `SQLITE_OPEN_FULLMUTEX` flag. Since then, the website has been running seamlessly for about 3 weeks now.
busymom0 commented on How we built the v0 iOS app vercel.com/blog/how-we-bu... · Posted by u/MaxLeiter
Interesting, that actually should work.
Are you on iOS 26.2 by chance? I'm currently investigating a regression on interactive keyboard dismissal specific to iOS 26.2.
Note sure about 26.2 but on 26.1, setting the following on a native UITextView makes it work:
textView.keyboardDismissMode = .interactive