This one was a known bad actor, one of the polyfill devs has been warning since February. But people blindly used the cdn anyway

elementary has their own repo for their system apps

I didn’t know about the self-hosted snap stores, thanks for pointing it out!

But you can’t run your own snap repo

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No need to apologize, these are some bonkers replies

Did you really think they were comparing the pi’s capabilities with a commodore…? It was obvious that they were comparing the form factor.

I just don’t understand the htmx hype, it’s giving me oldschool jquery flashbacks. Plus it’s SO slow! Tapping a header takes at least a few hundred ms to load, I can’t get any concrete numbers because the server is also having ssl issues (only on desktop? Seems to be working fine on mobile!)

It would probably be through a third party service that uses chatgpt

Onboarding?

🤗

Can you run it on anything besides cent yet? I tried it a few years ago and it fell flat on its face

https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/291867

No, that user has the license on all of their comments

Not that I know of, but perplexity’s is pretty good from my experience!

Yeah, I wonder if the contracts with the rest of the industry had anything in place for something like this? It’s… really weird.

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Especially since the other companies were planning to support the Tesla network…

Quora isn’t worth its weight in bits

I asked Perplexity with “What is the scifi book from the 90s that had “ractors,” where a person would act in front of a camera and a computer would animate a CG model?”and got (what other commenters are saying) is the correct answer:

The science fiction book from the 90s that featured “ractors,” where a person would act in front of a camera and a computer would animate a CG model, is not directly mentioned in the provided search results. However, based on the description of “ractors” and the context of computer animation and CG models, it seems you might be referring to “The Diamond Age” by Neal Stephenson, published in 1995. In this novel, the term “ractor” (short for “interactive actor”) is used to describe performers who participate in interactive theater through virtual reality environments, which could align with the concept of acting in front of a camera to animate a CG model. However, since this specific detail is not found in the search results, this answer is based on existing knowledge outside of the provided sources.

the chain on this is funny

reddit > reddit > world > blahaj > hn > generic hn lemmy