Burner sim won’t help, you need a burner phone too.

CSS is for StyleSheets (so yes layout and font but also more). Adding these features allows for more reactive/responsive styles where the style may be behaviorally defined instead of hardcoding styles.

Basically the only thing I can think of to do with it is some kind of reactive layout that crunches some data and responds to it. IDK, I’m not a web dev and try to avoid CSS when I can.

If Cory Doctorow’s talk on Post US tech is accurate I suspect users may be able to take quite a bit of control back from corpos soon enough.

A is running Boros, B is forked against a wide weenie build like that, best they can do is try to draw 4 or run Elvis’s Orzhav Burn but that’ll only buy them time. B is screwed if A draws an Arrest.

Nothing. Lunduke hates it because woke. His fanboys hate it because sheep.

How are we meant to have these conversations if people keep complaining about the personification of LLMs without offering alternative phrasing? Showing up and complaining without offering a solution is just that, complaining. Do something about it. What do YOU think we should call the active context a model has access to without personifying it or overtechnicalizing the phrasing and rendering it useless to laymen, @neclimdul@lemmy.world?

Oooh what do you use for recoloring web pages?

I’m hearing that Windows is good for exceptionally medium workloads. Is Windows the Cincinnati of computing?

What is your problem with it? Just seems like an accessability feature to me. The one issue I see with it is folks who don’t need it using it in lieu of walkthroughs and wasting energy. I don’t expect that to be that big an issue though, generally people buy games because they want to play them.

Lite Mode, Dark Mode?

Am I the only one using custom theming in their IDE? It’s like, what if gruvbox lite was green instead of orange. Green is calming, makes me feel like I’m in nature. Become one with the bugs and encourage them gently to leave your code alone.

Who are you and where did you get this picture of my cat?

This is a fantastic approach.

I wanted to learn web-dev so I built a blog and a web hostable 5e character generator. Ended up learning authentication, HTTP stuff, database management, and learned CSS and HTML to handle the frontend (backend is Python).

They’re not production ready, there’s not even a proper server built in, just a basic wsgi dev server, but I’m proud of it and it taught me a ton!

Warum schlecht der Fahrradständer zuhause ist?

One of my coeds is in his late 60s. Go to school for the love of learning, and treat the piece of paper as a bonus

First it was for performance, OpenSuse back in like 2004, since then its just what I’m familiar with. I don’t feel like I need to fight the OS like I do on windows machines.

Sometimes I have to use windows in a VM or I need some Software that only works on 2000/XP (psxn00b sdk) and for that I have an old machine that I use.

Since they added free-form window management.

Just an example:

I’m a programming student. In one of my classes we had a simple assignment. Write a simple script to calculate factorials. The purpose of this assignment was to teach recursion. Should be doable in 4-5 lines max, probably less. My coed decided to vibe code his assignment and ended up with a 55 line script. It worked, but it was literally %1100 of the length it needed to be with lots of dead functions and ‘None->None(None)’ style explicit typing where it just simply wasn’t needed.

The code was hilariously obviously AI code.

Edit: I had like 3/4 typos here

I like Tk for banging out a UI really quick.

I’ve been following the sm64-psx project.

Yesterday I even got the game to compile, AND show the SM64 splash screen on real PS1 hardware

I think they’re holding it near their patio door for better lighting