arresin

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721.
by arresin 2y ago
Whataboutism
722.
by arresin 2y ago
Always. Always the open bucket.
723.
by arresin 2y ago
Looks very sleek.
724.
by arresin 2y ago
This is crab in a bucket mentality.
725.
by arresin 2y ago
It’s arguably not unethical to prioritise integration with Vercel—-especially if they’re footing the bill.
726.
by arresin 2y ago
Vercel basically own svelte and sveltekit also (Rich Harris creator and lead dev is on their payroll).
727.
by arresin 2y ago
Vercel basically own svelte and svelte kit also.
728.
by arresin 2y ago
For or against it is awe inspiring how a country of 5 million in the Middle East has so much control over the United States. If you see their Twitter posts, the whole cabinet has released gushing messages of support uniquely for this one co
729.
by arresin 2y ago
Why is that?
730.
by arresin 2y ago
Absolute hype generation
731.
by arresin 2y ago
Didn’t Apple just announce a 500b investment plan?
732.
by arresin 2y ago
> Nobody. Fucking. Cares. It’s so weird to talk to my normie family members about it. Things that are really cool to me they are really bored by.
733.
by arresin 2y ago
Crazier things have happened unfortunately.
734.
by arresin 2y ago
It’s really weird. On the one hand they are pushing hard down their customer’s throats and yet on the other they haven’t really produced something of killer value.
735.
by arresin 2y ago
Also will the government spend an inheritance better than a person’s children?
736.
by arresin 2y ago
It really feels like I’m in an alternate reality with these posts. Is this paid shilling? I’m honestly wondering now considering how different my experience is EVERY DAY with llms for code.
737.
by arresin 2y ago
Why is it so hard to replace? Are the algorithms just that good / impenetrable? Is the language particularly well suited for the task?
738.
by arresin 2y ago
Maga?
739.
by arresin 2y ago
Why would they? They callled the admin’s bluff once already.
740.
by arresin 2y ago
This article isn’t interesting and I’m assuming it’s a business decision justified by the “outrage”. Scrolling there’s another article: > Elon Musk Takes to X to Beg Retired Air Traffic Controllers to Return to Work Amid Spate of Air Acc
741.
by arresin 2y ago
> without even looking into the generated code I don’t think we’re even close to this.
742.
by arresin 2y ago
Oh I mean in the west.
743.
by arresin 2y ago
I also feel like I’m in another reality. I use cursor and aider every day and now grok also. If I didn’t have years and years of experience I wouldn’t be able to fix shit code it regularly produces or figure it out when it can’t (and that h
744.
by arresin 2y ago
True but it’s a new thing that people other that sailors, prostitutes and criminals get them. In the last 10 years I’ve noticed a huge increase.
745.
by arresin 2y ago
Do they cause a lot itching? This is the first time I’ve heard that.
746.
by arresin 2y ago
It’s easier to control speech if you have just a few companies to lean on.
747.
by arresin 2y ago
Why fix it when it provides market segmentation and more people on the “platform”
748.
by arresin 2y ago
They still haven’t released an API for 3
749.
by arresin 2y ago
I also stay quiet on modern orthodoxy. I don’t think its believers engage fairly or dispassionately. And that’s not a good strategy for its adherents because you then have a much much larger silent majority and that can lead to the unexpec
750.
by arresin 2y ago
> According to its website, DISA collects a wide range of personal and sensitive information, including details about an applicant’s work history, educational background, criminal records, and credit history. Apart from everything else,

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