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It's like Asbestos!

or simply on f-droid!

I feel like I'm starting to have an allergic reaction to the AI writing style. I can no longer unsee it, albeit I can't exactly pinpoint what about the text triggers this guttal reaction.

2 Criticisms:

- On mobile, it's quite hard to hit the X to close an element description. With my specific screen size, I always end up opening Darmstadtium.

- The Element quiz hints consistently give away the answer in the penultimate or final clue.

Other than that, fun project! Thanks for sharing

I guess they're very much related, given that they're both tools to flash images to an esp32. But from checking the repo, this seems to be an effort by the tinygo people to extend the embedded go ecosystem.

For me, the cow was just below the bottom of the screen, which caused me to first wonder what the heck and then get great comic relief after scrolling down!

gentle reminder to set your website's `<title>` to something descriptive :)

I can't believe this things even have microphones in them! That's a crazy amount of tech just to end up as e-waste.

Isn't it the other way round? We did and still do chroma subsampling _because_ we don't see that much of a difference?

I remembered a course called "Learn Go through testing" that looks intriguing and also for beginners.

I've been learning Go for about 4-6 months. So far I've been really enjoying the language. I'll suggest to you to work through the go tour in the beginning, then gobyexample is a great reference resource. I've also heard good things about the book "100 Go mistakes" which is for advanced users. Obviously, Go has its own quirks but if you can enjoy them and make the language work for you, it's really fun!

I like the tldr pages to learn the most common features and use cases of new command line tools! I think it's great, albeit, a bit slow sometimes

I know very little about surfing, can I ask why it is so dangerous?

oh yeah that's much smarter than what I suggested

I guess you could just introduce a Symbol that marks the NPC as "I said everything I have" or gray out their text, or some other visual marker

good idea! we need to give rights to the consumers!

I see what you mean - it's like scrolling through molasses!

this is a dapper looking chicken!

And for a second, I was proud that I solved mine in 3 steps...

Great project! Off-topic question: What is the controller in the final image?

Edit: Found it, it's the 8bitdo Pro 2

weird, the body doesn't load for me

morning banana by my bed

this person is living in the year 3200 with moves as smart as this one

If the fairphone had a better camera, I'd buy one. It really is the only thing holding me back unfortunately

I thought the header image was a symbol of AI slop contamination because it looked really off-putting

The battle for reproducible builds continues

The worst thing about this is that we the citizens have to fight this every time, but if this just passes one single time we may lose our rights on this issue forever.

The feature I'm still missing is having 2 dictionaries active at the same time. I text a lot in both English and German and this not being available prevents me from making the switch

What do I do once I've reached 7 dwarves?

Sudden movements? So like a cat jumping up a cupboard? :/

Perhaps a continued back-and-forth jerking can be detected, but it might be quite hard to calibrate.

Another thing I can think of is an EEG implant, but idk if that exists or is even feasible, there's probably not a whole lot of research and unsupervised seizure detection is quite hard even in humans.

So, umm... does the <script> tag work? Asking for a friend