kitty @StrandedKitty

github.com/StrandedKitty Amsterdam, The Netherlands Joined January 2018

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kitty @StrandedKitty

11 months ago

@khalifahmanaa @lian75864 @0xIlyy me

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@Native_VFX @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.

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kitty @StrandedKitty

a year ago

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

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kitty @StrandedKitty

a year ago

@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.

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kitty @StrandedKitty

a year ago

@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

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kitty @StrandedKitty

a year ago

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

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kitty @StrandedKitty

a year ago

@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

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kitty @StrandedKitty

a year ago

@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.

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kitty @StrandedKitty

a year ago

@GregElgie @Sigma_Photo Looks like a proprietary mount

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kitty @StrandedKitty

a year ago

@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?

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kitty @StrandedKitty

a year ago

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

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kitty @StrandedKitty

a year ago

@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.

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kitty @StrandedKitty

a year ago

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

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kitty @StrandedKitty

a year ago

@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…

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kitty @StrandedKitty

a year ago

@davidtranjs @emergetools @TPLINK 172 MB

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kitty @StrandedKitty

a year ago

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

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kitty @StrandedKitty

a year ago

@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.

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kitty @StrandedKitty

a year ago

@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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kitty @StrandedKitty

a year ago

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

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Tim Urban @waitbutwhy

2 years ago

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.