The idea of having Verso as a self-updating shared webview library is interesting, although runs the danger that your Tauri app could break at a random point in the future, especially if you're doing something slightly strange to work around a bug or shortcoming*.
* you know which xkcd I'm thinking of, no need to actually link it, right?
Given the sub, I was expecting to be surprised that Solarpunk was one of these difficult topics.
I'm surprised that the form insists on the link being via https (that's a Lemmy requirement, right?) but then includes https:// in the output url. Why not have links be https://lemsha.re/lemm.ee/post/59380380? atm that just gives a console error, but you could just set https when parsing.
11:55, as I tried dozens of anagrams before I found the right one.
I thought 2a was a neat clue, with the question mark being a generous touch.
Antiwordle #1150
7 guesses
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🟨⬛🟥🟨🟨
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I still rememberb the Palm Pilot input alphabet - every letter is represented by a single stroke and it was fast-enough and very accurate.
Whoops, I guess I was skimming by the time I reached that point, thanks.
I won't be surprised if it's also indistinguishable from natural languages; I speak a bit of Arabic and was surprised to learn how "mathematical" the root/pattern system is - it felt like arguments into functions.
fd is a massive upgrade to find - I appreciate the better UI and skipping hidden files is usually a big time saver (although I do find myself needing -H or specifying the directory a fair amount).
That led the researchers to wonder if artificial languages like Esperanto would be processed more like programming languages or more like natural languages.
I would have expected that Esperanto or Klingon would be the same as natural languages, but I'd be interested to see if more mathematical/logical conlangs like Lojban showed any difference.
I've never known how to pronounce it... Arr ziːv? Arr shɪv?
Edit: that'll teach me to not comment before reading:
it’s pronounced like “archive”
btw, have you thought of adding a hash fragment at the end of the urls? E.g. this one would be https://www.antiwordle.com/#1147
It won't let people access the correct puzzle, but it will stop Lemmy from thinking that the posts are duplicates/crossposts.
My inbox looks like a Belgian/German flag parade.