Svelte, react, and vue all require a build step if I'm not mistaken. What's the value in delaying markdown transformation until runtime?
Only if you're using jsx
Readit Newssnickerdoodle12 commented on Show HN: Turn Markdown into React/Svelte/Vue UI at runtime, zero build step markdown-ui.com/... · Posted by u/yaoke259
Anyone can recommend a good quality camera without spyware and ideally open sw stack.
I am willing to do it myself with little soldering etc.
that’s one rabbit hole didn’t enter yet
reolink is acceptable
Why did summarizing a web page need access to so many browser functions? How does scanning the user's emails without confirmation result in being able to provide a better summary? It seems way to risky to do.
Edit: From the blog post for possible regulations.
>The browser should distinguish between user instructions and website content
>The model should check user-alignment for tasks
These will never work. It's embarrassing that these are even included, considering how models are always instantly jailbroken the moment people get access to them.
probably vibe coded
how does this compare with frigate?
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snickerdoodle12 commented on The issue of anti-cheat on Linux (2024) tulach.cc/the-issue-of-an... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
So people develop cheats only to not use them in public games, and not distribute them to others?
No idea what other people do, you'd have to ask them.
snickerdoodle12 commented on The issue of anti-cheat on Linux (2024) tulach.cc/the-issue-of-an... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
Of course I have hobbies, and they cost me money. I just make sure my hobbies aren't ruining the fun for everyone around me.
Developing a cheat does not ruin anyone's fun. The same goes for guns, knives, anything that could be used as a weapon. It's all about how you use a tool, and in this case creating the tool is fun. Unless you think that everyone who fires a gun for fun, or creates a knife or even just a baseball bat, is a murderer?
snickerdoodle12 commented on The issue of anti-cheat on Linux (2024) tulach.cc/the-issue-of-an... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
The amount of effort, time, and money people put into cheating is honestly insane.
A 14 year old who installs an autoclicker to mess with friends or randoms online I can get. But there are fully grown adults who dedicate their time and substantial amounts of money (whole second computer) just to win in online video games?
What's the motivation/justification for spending hundreds or even thousands of dollars on cheating hardware and software? Are these just super-rich people who have more money than sense?
do you not have any hobbies? cheat development is insanely fun
Amusing how desperate the americans are to hide what their supreme leader said
snickerdoodle12 commented on Control shopping cart wheels with your phone (2021) begaydocrime.com/... · Posted by u/mystraline
What makes this such a localised phenomenon? Locking shopping cart wheels just aren't a thing here in the Netherlands (or neighbouring countries). It used to be that most required a €1 coin inserted to unlock its link tethering it to the next car in the row, but then covid happened and a lot of shops simply disabled those locks and concluded that the system worked better without — probably driven in part by an increasing number of people who don't carry any cash.
Losing a cart is expensive, but it doesn't seem to happen at the scale that would make a full blown locking wheel solution cost effective.
I've seen it in the netherlands as well in poorer areas