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chevalric

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chevalric··on Show HN: Twofer Goofer, rhyming word game built with Midjourney/Stable Diffusion
I’m a front end dev, so I know your pain! Looking forward to tomorrow’s twofer!
chevalric··on Show HN: Twofer Goofer, rhyming word game built with Midjourney/Stable Diffusion
Seems like fun game, but the interface is not quite working on my iPhone 12: I can’t reach the hint button. Also, I had to fill in the correct answer 2-3 times before it was accepted.
chevalric··on LinkedIn accessing FB and email contacts
How would this actually work? It might actually be an issue on the other end: the people suggested to you have linked their email/FB accounts to LinkedIn, allowing LinkedIn to get their contacts and matching them against their database.
chevalric··on Unboxing Xbox One
Because it's now the same size as e.g. a receiver or other audio/video equipment.
chevalric··on Why Dutch Internet users should be concerned
Good post, but I think the general (Dutch) public still thinks this is just about catching Bad People, not about control over the internet by governments.

By the time the people will get that they're being censored and controlled, it will be too late.

chevalric··on Female developers as a perk
The same goes for an all-female team, imo.
chevalric··on Female developers as a perk
I think the post doesn't translate very well on a mailing list. Although there are (IMO) advantages to having an equal (ish) mix of the sexes on your team, it's not something I would claim as a perk in a job opening.
chevalric··on Project outline for the first human head transplantation with spinal linkage
I'd fear more that with a continuation of my life style the new body would eventually turn into the old one ;)
chevalric··on Project outline for the first human head transplantation with spinal linkage
It would be a great, fast way to get the body you always wanted :D.
chevalric··on 300 million users strong, Opera moves to WebKit
what exactly defines a "monthly user" for Opera and how is that measured? Is it based on usage statistics, or is it just number of installed/downloaded clients?