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> My feed is mostly AI-generated slop I see zero slop on my feed. Maybe because I only follow friends and former coworkers that I liked. How many people are you following?
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It could also be some bias on what we read or hear around us. But I agree that it's unsettling because in French we almost never make puns as "jokes." French puns have always a component of "higher literacy" that is
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> people would do what they are intended to - create art and celebrate life We could have the same argument right now with UBI. But have you ever met the average human being?
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> the amount of power currently held by tier 1 is meaningless. It's happening right now with rich people and lobbies. > It is only power so long as the 95% remain cooperative https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tel
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Open source software gave us freedom. Now, some people want us to pay every time we use a local application. "On demand GIF," FFS, did you even once stopped and thought that it would be a bad idea? I mean, besides the idea of maki
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Your repo is a mess. You managed to make a clone of the most cloned game on the planet? What an achievement! .thisismyignore? Wow, did you learn coding 5 minutes ago? Yes, very bad slop, and I haven't seen the code yet. > never test
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Half of the occult books are talking about magic and irrelevant stuff. The other half is philosophy and spirituality hidden behind materialistic concepts (think Freemasons for example). All those books would most likely be useless or detri
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I'm a user, not an expert on all this but: SSO is indeed meant for a corporate environment, not for personal use. And from what I saw, companies would rather pay for a simple SSO provider than use any self-hosted solution. That means
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> the vast majority of enterprise CRUD work Why are people always speaking about CRUD? In 30 years, I haven't done anything related to CRUD. And I'm also very confused about it.
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Every workaround I've seen for the past 30 years feel like a "Shabbat elevator" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shabbat_elevator ) I'm not using the elevator because I'm not pushing the button be
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The new COBOL. The next step is obviously to add syntax when you need to specify the type of the variables: put the type first, then the name and its value, and finish with a semicolon because it's fun, like "int n = 0;"
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What about open source browsers that don't respect this convention?
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Codeberg is nice but it's for open-source projects only. I think Codefloe.com is a nice alternative.
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I'm French and every idiot supports it, even the so-called left. There is nothing I can do except donate money every month to GrapheneOS ( https://grapheneos.org/donate ). Democracy is dead for me.
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> Would love to know your thoughts on this Spammers should have their internet rights revoked.
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I want to play any game but it says my ad-blocker is detected. Please fix this ASAP.
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Was the porn vibe-coded too?
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I meant source as in source code, which most vibe coders don't want to show, and which is strange since they are so proud of their new skills.
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It's the idea behind MADR ( https://adr.github.io/madr/ ) and I wish more people used that.
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That's an issue about respect, not privacy. And dead people deserve it too.
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Do you agree with all the privacy invasive opt-out features in every commercial service?
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Source? I'm sure you won't answer that one because tech bros never have proofs about what they do. Also don't bother if it's JS or TS.
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If i don't review the code anymore, don't expect me to be responsible for it.
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I would have given the same answer. I try every tool out there and I have the experience to know if its useful. I'm an old fart but I'm smart enough to understand that I get great value from my paid software (fonts, software, or s
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Why reinvent the wheel poorly when you have a hundred of solutions like https://jsonapi.org/ ?
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Why do all the SaaS look the same? Can't you vibe code some CSS too? Also how can you prove it's anonymous? And a "honest safe space" doesn't feel possible.
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Avoiding captchas and disrespecting robots.txt. How does it feel to advertise your spam service? Are you proud?
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The commit history and messages do not inspire confidence. Everything seems generated by AI. Both facts show that you don't seem to know what you are doing, which is not a good sign for a security tool.
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His disdain for content creators (in the very first paragraph) is not an opinion. I'm showing my disdain with a flag.
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LLMs are not a replacement for the HTTP protocol, and people who want to see my site know the address.
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