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There's always phpBB (old school) or Discord (new school).
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> Assuming I get images of Bob Geldof. More likely the first page will be pinterest login-required results. You do realize Google/Bing/DDG/Kagi all have an Images tab, right? Come on. > Life's too short to watch ta
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You can use source material instead of LLMs for all of this. "Is Bob Geldof's hair blue?" -> Search for Bob Geldof -> Look at images of Bob Geldof. Intro programming topics can be found at the documentation of the websi
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I'd say it'd be useful for very specific use cases. Such as finding out what country Jia Tan, the XZ Utils backdoor attacker, is in.
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It's astounding to me that people just like... always trust whatever the LLM says. I have some friends who use ChatGPT for everything. From doing work to asking simple questions. One of my friends wanted a bio on a certain musician and
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They should do batches by pure three digit numbers. E.g. 251 for winter 252 for spring 253 for summer 254 for fall
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Microsoft Teams is perhaps the worst communication software your company can have for Software Engineers. People usually don't use the half-baked threads capabilities because they're separate and not intuitive, so it's usuall
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As long as big tech keeps shoving AI down our throats, it only gets worse.
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All of these points apply to YouTube, which has arguably higher quality content on all of those things.
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I don't really agree with this line of thinking if you consider the addictive part of TikTok. Imagine the US legalized and exported meth. All of a sudden, the US is "competing" because everyone is hooked on drugs. We had Opiu
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This still doesn't really directly answer the question in plain English. So would that mean Red Note would get banned as well?
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Does this only apply to TikTok or any other "foreign adversary" application that collects user data? What's stopping another version of TikTok from being created, effectively defeating the purpose of banning a single app?
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I've done this. Built a whole RSS app, where I can use RSS feeds to serve me the web page itself, then customize the web page with my own styling if I want. I can also use non-RSS pages in my RSS reader and show once a day or however o
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> ...and how the iCompany should accommodate developer requests for interoperability. That's got to be my favorite word mirror I've ever read for "Apple".
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This article is dumb. Maybe the bike lane is that because of real world engineering, regulation, or design limitations? Perhaps the author should appreciate the bike lane existing in the first place. It's better than no bike lane. I ge
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You might like Vike (it'd be an Express backend but generally people like Express) https://vike.dev/
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Wouldn't this throw hydration errors if your SSR HTML does not exactly match your client side HTML?
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Perhaps now is the time for me to switch my personal email off Workspace. I don't use it for Docs or Drive or anything, only email. Does anyone have experience with Amazon WorkMail or similar, cheaper services for email?
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Also, almost always highly emotional if you're on a popular subreddit's post. I picked a random post on the home page, this one for example: https://old.reddit.com/r/clevercomebacks/comments/1i1b4tn&
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Usually the better content is down the page a bit on the YouTube home page. I use this CSS snippet to hide the first 12 videos from my home page. [page-subtype="home"] #contents > ytd-rich-item-renderer:nth-child(-n + 12)
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Probably. But this isn't really something you can control. So why bother?
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I really like Strapi, it's very intuitive, etc. But headless is a headache to set up for a tech illiterate person/org who wants to start some kind of blog or small news site. I'll give you an example: https://newyo
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Perhaps he tried some Ayahuasca and now "doesn't care about anything" and it reinforced his narcissism. Ayahuasca (and DMT for that matter) tend to make people not care about anything, so I wonder if he did some and has been
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Hmm, crazy narcissist Matt Mullenweg does something for attention at the detriment of everyone else, again? The problem is that there's a bit of a black hole in CMSs right now where you need developers who want to work on the CMS and o
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We've gotten to the point at my company where PRs are almost a formality. PR -> merge -> Put on environment for QA. QA finds issues, fix issues with new PR, merge, and so on until we have our release. My last company was much mor
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At my job one of the sites I work on, a large government agency you have heard of, uses Drupal. And honestly? I like Drupal more than Wordpress as a developer. But, I will say, Drupal is definitely confusing at first with all its nodes and
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The problem lies in the idea that humans can own land. Hah. We're so dumb. We cannot "own" land.
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Fair point, I don't think it should have been changed in the first place. But it's been changed whether we like it or not. If it was "main" in the first place I think that's still a better name than "master.&qu
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My controversial opinion is that I think "main" is more descriptive and intuitive than "master."
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The Power Broker, perhaps?
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