DoctorOW

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by DoctorOW 7mo ago
If it's anything complex I'm doing it server side, personally
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by DoctorOW 7mo ago
Ironically XWiki doesn't use their own short URLs: https://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Documentation/AdminGuid...
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by DoctorOW 7mo ago
They do link the default configuration for "safe": https://wicg.github.io/sanitizer-api/#built-in-safe-default-... But I agree, my default approach has usually been to only use innerText if it has untrusted c
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by DoctorOW 8mo ago
> That's the same argument people made about Twitter. "If it goes bad, we'll just leave." We know how that played out. But they migrated to Bluesky, right? So it played out fine?
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by DoctorOW 8mo ago
Apparently thinking One Battle After Another (2025) is "without a doubt THE most insufferable movie of the year" (< https://singlemindedmovieblog.blogspot.com/2026/01/bottom-10... >)
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by DoctorOW 8mo ago
I use Android so that's the only thing I actually used. I falsely assumed iOS was in a similar place.
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by DoctorOW 8mo ago
Small correction, Stoat does have a usable native mobile app: - Android: https://github.com/stoatchat/for-android - iOS: https://github.com/stoatchat/for-ios
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by DoctorOW 8mo ago
If you don't like Archive.org use something else, there's plenty of ways to archive something. I think the idea that the world's most powerful organizations are trying and failing to pursue this makes "Should we shut it
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by DoctorOW 8mo ago
> Do we want archive.today taken down over this? I don't think that's on the table. I would say use this as your incentive to support archive.org, who has proven much more accountable. Archive.Today is weaponizing their traff
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by DoctorOW 8mo ago
I'm going to be honest, I always felt like the verbosity was the point of Go. Iirc the whole reason it was invented was to let codebases be as readable as they are writable even for less experienced developers. Why are there Error type
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by DoctorOW 8mo ago
> Perhaps the poster's curiosity is "Why is the Dallas Morning News hiring a faith reporter?" Indeed, thank you.
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The Dallas Morning News Is Hiring a Faith Reporter(eevd.fa.us6.oraclecloud.com)
3 points by DoctorOW 8mo ago|6 comments
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by DoctorOW 8mo ago
The root of the issue is "ChatGPT people" are using artificial intelligence to replace... intelligence. Nobody, not even ChatGPT people, wants to actually read that drivel.
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by DoctorOW 8mo ago
If it helps you in talking yourself down from domestic terrorism, IRS is just law enforcement. Killing IRS agents won't lower your taxes, in the same way killing police officers won't legalize anything.
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by DoctorOW 9mo ago
> consider Hey, Basecamp, Shopify Basecamp is slow as hell, Shopify depends on some insanely specific tuning, and I don't use Hey but it's the same team as Basecamp IIRC.
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by DoctorOW 9mo ago
Why do I need to help? Is this an experiment to see if it can do it on its own, or just another "project" where they give AI credit for human's work for marketing purposes?
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by DoctorOW 9mo ago
I knew it.
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by DoctorOW 9mo ago
I read somewhere (404 media? ) that they spent more on AWS than they got in revenue for 2025.
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by DoctorOW 9mo ago
Never in my life have I heard of this security issue.
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by DoctorOW 9mo ago
I think Obama administration waasn't perfect, but I think it was the right move to focus on the citzenship status for deportations rather than racial background. I think if Obama had the Tea party protestors declared "illegals&quo
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by DoctorOW 9mo ago
The problem I've found is coordinating. The idea that we need a sizable chunk of the country to all work together in leaderless organization, is noble but lofty. Every attempt I've ever seen is something extremely easy for the fe
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by DoctorOW 9mo ago
https://www.orawalters.com Mainly a portfolio for my work in TV. https://oscar.omg.lol/ If you want to give one to my cat :)
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by DoctorOW 9mo ago
> we can say that a fast language is the one where an average programmer is most likely to produce fast code with a given budget I'd say most people use this definition, with the caveat that there's no official "average
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by DoctorOW 9mo ago
A lot of those are paid extras. I know my Adobe CC didn't come with any stock credits.
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by DoctorOW 9mo ago
I worked at a TV station that would use these for monitor walls (more for the anti-glare than anything else). I remember seeing paintings on set being a sign something went terribly wrong.
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by DoctorOW 9mo ago
That's the exact reason it's being subsidized with tax dollars, to try and keep it competitive with other energy sources.
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by DoctorOW 9mo ago
They're probably using an OSS chess engine in something like C++, but using HTML/CSS/JS for the interface. 90% moves could be represented by a chess board as a 2D array, checking the engine accepts it as a valid move, and the
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by DoctorOW 9mo ago
AWS Lambda and Firebase are both notoriously expensive ways to host APIs. I would really push you to look at those as your next targets for sustainability focused cost cutting.
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by DoctorOW 9mo ago
Why hasn't that worked for Tumblr?
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by DoctorOW 9mo ago
You're absolutely right! I'll put this at the top of the inbox.

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