Comments by "⃠" (@U20E0) on "ThePrimeTime" channel.

  1. "never_use" I wonder what that stands for?
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  2.  @HhddGufif Deciding that is what the brains of you and your colleagues are for
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  3. that's probably going to be their argument. and there should be nothing wrong with it.
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  4. no. and this isn't for humour. The title makes absolutely no sense
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  5. it is
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  6.  @prottoyhossain620 ( even if i don't )
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  7. this site managed to make it so that in the mobile app, 10% of the time a video is opened, the gyroscope-based orientation logic gets inverted and the video wants to orient itself to always be upside down until minimised and opened again
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  8.  @tux_the_astronaut and hopefully that app will be Element
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  9. how did everyone miss that
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  10. 24:24 A file getting mostly zeroed out could be caused by something as simple as an interrupted file transfer. In fact that might be the most likely cause.
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  11. i'm sure you can get them if you type the correct incantation into the command lone
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  12. AI does seem to like copying things from reddit
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  13. Warning number #3360B0
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  14. ChatGPT doesn't inherently know that it is ChatGPT
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  15. 2034: Download Grass(tm)
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  16. the sometimes wildly inconsistent response times of LSPs also just make certain features (most importantly autocomplete) very annoying to use even if everything works
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  17. i mean, that is exactly what he did, he just forgot he did it
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  18. @ no, the sanitisation deletes the <div> completely and creates a notification without any text, which messes up the UI slightly
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  19.  @maxpoulin64 that's a corner case exception to the rule
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  20. what just happened
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  21. What actually happens is that x86 mods the shift amount by the width, so it actually does 1 << 0
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  22. Voln
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  23.  @myspace_forever ideally, the IoT phase should end catastrophically and ASAP.
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  24.  @KaliTheCatgirl  this comment breaks mobile youtube's notifications lol
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  25. the "create language for future sideprojects" sideproject turns out to be more common than i thought
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  26. Yes, flirting on a permanent public record
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  27. now i check how close i guessed with the hex value
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  28. Pretty close (at least to the colour seen through a camera. I've never seen a BSOD on a monitor directly)
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  29. Ah yes, i love looking through 50 empty documentation entries only to find out that the actually documented one has a confusing name because doxygen thinks C is C++.
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  30. *like any tool in any discipline
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  31. but what makes it better than kitty
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  32. You clearly haven't watched the video past 7:20 It is very much an LLM.
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  33.  @MorningNapalm  i guess that happens. The AI is probably specifically instructed either to not do follow-up questions ( although i'm not sure why ), or is instructed to continue to the next question if the response was too bad. Otherwise it would have gone completely insane
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  34.  @teknofreak3151 the reason why there is no support for it is that the majority opinion is that HDR is useless, so work on it doesn't have much priority
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  35.  @呀咧呀咧 i have some bad news for you if you think pixel shift is actually effective. If you have any UI elements that don't change location ( like a status bar, window borders in a twm, a desktop wallpaper or any icons on your desktop ), you will get burn-in anyway. And if it's all the same colour it won't be any slower either. OLED is for TVs, not computers. That said, some OLED screens do pixel shift at the hardware level, in which case you don't need any additional software. Do check whether your display that does that.
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  36.  @Redbird093  that's horrible
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  37.  @prottoyhossain620 i use arch btw
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  38. timing issue
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  39. wow
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  40. So you're telling me that the hardware component naming garbage was completely avoidable?
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  41. ⁠ @thomasmaughan4798 but it's worth remembering that that union trick is one of those technically-UB-practically-works things
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  42.  @Canonfudder from my experience using Bison is harder than writing a parser yourself The main benefit of it is that the s-r parsers it makes are very fast, not that it makes your job easier in any way
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  43.  @ping-34  it is inevitable that a bad peformance electron app will be what replaces discord (simply due to portability), and element meets the criteria while also being matrix, which is good.
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  44.  @aliasjon8320  That'll just bring more attention to it. Now everyone who tries to pull from your repository into their fork or local clone will get a "not possible to fast-forward", pointing them to the missing commit. And if you have the commit ID ( which some people will now definitely keep ), you can access the original commit on even if it's not present in the history.
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  45.  @aliasjon8320  YT keeps deleting my comment for some reason, so fy;dw ( F*** YT, didn't write ): that'll just bring more attention to it because anyone who tries to pull the change will now get an error, and it's not hard to figure out where the history changed
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  46.  @aliasjon8320  AS;DW ( Automod sucks, didn't write ): If you change the commit history anyone who tries to pull the change to their local clone will get an error, and most people will probably want to see what caused it, so now everyone has incentive to save the original history somewhere and then harass you with it Actually there isn't even a need to save the history -- github still has it, it's just unreferenced, so there's no way to get to it. Unless you have the commit ID
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  47.  @aliasjon8320  Now when anyone pulls the change, they'll get an error, and someone will definitely save the commit ID so that you can still access it even though it's not in the tree anymore
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  48.  @aliasjon8320  ffs automod won't let me respond to this (7)
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  49.  @aliasjon8320  9 times i tried and it was rejected. Make that ten, and now follows the eleventh. Anyone who tries to pull from the repo now gets an error, and most people will check what exactly caused it, so now people who previously missed it know and the rest are reminded and encouraged to save the commit ID ( you can still see out-of-tree comments on GH if you have their ID )
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  50.  @aliasjon8320 messing up the grammar seems to work
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