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Hudell

@ Hudell @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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  • How does reader mode work?

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  • It's both. The browsers can do it automatically by detecting the content from the page, but the site can also use specific HTML as a sort of instructions for the browser m.

  • Junkrat

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  • It's like that trope from TV shows where there's an over the top weird character in the main friend group, but then you meet their family or their other friend groups and everyone else is 100x weirder than them.

  • PSA Huggingface is scraping GitHub

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  • A friend of a friend saw the blog post about it and recognized the project name.

  • PSA Huggingface is scraping GitHub

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  • you joke but someone has actually traced to one of my commits a specific behavior that people on the internet have been complaining from LLMs recently.

  • Arch Linux is a Tamagotchi for IT nerds

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  • And then there's Fedora in the corner, quietly getting the best of both worlds.

  • If you could have a small farm, what would you grow/keep?

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  • I would add sugarcane to the list. Its juice is pretty good and it's a "plant and forget it" type of crop. Just don't overdo it. The seedlings from one single sugarcane are more than enough.

  • lemmy users when autistics refuse to mask literally 24/7

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  • I had recently actually thought about writing a story about two autistic siblings, both worried about the other being unhappy due to masking too much/too little.

  • Amazon is gutting its AI division after sustained failure

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  • And when everybody is rushing to sell shovels, you gotta sell wood and iron.

  • The world's passenger railways: 1,166 notable train routes on one map

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  • Welp I forgot about it anyway.

  • Neighbourhood kid who just learned to ride bike now logging 14-hour shift delivering Uber Eats

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  • Not gonna lie when I was 15-16 I for a moment considered building something that was pretty much Uber eats - except it would be just me in my bike and a $10 host. Hadn't thought about putting other people into it.

    But that was long before smartphones or even having internet access was common for most people.

  • The world's passenger railways: 1,166 notable train routes on one map

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  • The one I used to take daily is not in it. When I get back home I'll see if I can add it.

  • Circuits #1018 2026-07-29

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  • Words are hard sometimes

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  • TIL public dancing is banned on some holidays in most state or canton governments in Germany and Switzerland

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  • If you shitpost in the 1500s and get a bunch of friends to corroborate your story, it becomes history.

  • Uncle Bob becoming even worse:

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  • I saw an argument today that was presented in a very rage inducing way but in the end I had to agree that it wasn't the worst of takes: your code won't get any worse just because you let the infinite slop machine have a go at trying to find problems in it.

    There could be a million other reasons not to use AI but if your only argument against it is that you don't trust the code written by AI to be good enough to be included in your code base, then you're just not thinking about every way that the clankers can be put to work.

    I'm not arguing in favor of using AI by bringing this up. If you're morally opposed to it then this point makes absolutely no difference.

  • It gives real good dads a bad name

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  • It gives real good dads a bad name

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  • What if my kid loves the neighbor's daughter?

  • Your Windows PC Has a Permanent ID That Follows You – Even With a VPN

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  • For Microsoft Linux, right? Right?

  • Interview via MS Teams? How about NO.

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  • I've had to work on adding support for Cisco hardware on some Teams competitor before and it's crazy the level of shit that goes on there.

    Even worse is how things like that reach me. Customer reports just "screen sharing is not working" and the support team takes the ticket for a dancing session, asking me for input from time to time until one month later someone casually lets it slip that they are running the client remotely on a device that has no screen (they wanted to share the screen from the device they are accessing from, not the one where our client is running). They didn't think it was relevant. Teams can do it so we need to do it too. Then "fixing the bug" suddenly becomes a top priority, but getting any kind of access to Cisco hardware to be able to test anything is out of the question and I have to keep doing patching things on the dark. God why am I still working here?

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