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by crummy 1y ago
Maybe they're an immigrant?
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by crummy 1y ago
> please then explain to me why Steam is so successful at deploying large games on multiple platforms? if you look into the support forums on steam for any random game you'll find lots of complaints about stability and crashes, many
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by crummy 1y ago
If you load external content on build (e.g. external blog pages, prices from an external store, etc), then you'll need some way to template that into your HTML. I'm not a huge React fan but I do like JSX compared to other templati
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by crummy 1y ago
A political party in New Zealand just considered rolling back school lunches to only those in need, rather than every kid at a lower decile school. This article is a great response to why that is a bad idea.
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by crummy 1y ago
I think you're right. I imagine if third party cookies were ever banned, we'd quickly see googleads.whatever.com become a common sight.
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by crummy 1y ago
Google thinks they've found a fix: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2025/04/resea...
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by crummy 1y ago
nobody said winning the war on drugs was gonna be easy
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Recreating Mini Motorways as a functional 3D printed map [video](youtube.com)
3 points by crummy 1y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 1y ago
Historically, 'this decision is so outrageous that three important people have resigned' has been a powerful brake on outrageous decisions. That has stopped being the case recently, for whatever reason.
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Tracking down a bug in Rust firmware(malcolmcrum.com)
1 points by crummy 1y ago|0 comments
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JetBrains IDEs Go AI: Coding Agent, Smarter Assistance, Free Tier(blog.jetbrains.com)
174 points by crummy 1y ago|126 comments
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by crummy 2y ago
If I had brain lesions, I'd probably take up heavy drinking, too.
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by crummy 2y ago
Just cool it with the evil laughs, ok?
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by crummy 2y ago
high score: 88
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by crummy 2y ago
If sex on your passport doesn't match your sex at birth then according to Marco Rubio you may have your visa rejected.
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by crummy 2y ago
surely any "spyware" on the app store is going to include a ton of permissions alerts when it does anything? do you have any egregious examples?
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by crummy 2y ago
Did it work in 2020?
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by crummy 2y ago
The last sentence, for me.
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by crummy 2y ago
But Copilot exists and people seem to be happy to pay for it.
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by crummy 2y ago
Hopefully some!
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by crummy 2y ago
Steelmanning is the opposite of strawmanning. In other words, it's making the strongest version of an argument for the opposing side of the argument. The author doesn't like enums but is talking about their best attributes.
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by crummy 2y ago
This frustrates me too. Discord stores your messages forever for free! They're slowly eating Slack's lunch when it comes to internet communities... but I guess Slack doesn't really care; those communities were never going to
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by crummy 2y ago
Svelte supports TypeScript, but the project itself dropped it for JSDocs a year or so back. Here's a discussion on it, with the first post from Rich Harris himself with some reasoning: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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by crummy 2y ago
"someone being mean on the internet" seems needlessly reductive
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by crummy 2y ago
was the post edited? I don't see any emdashes.
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by crummy 2y ago
I agree you should be able to research these topics. But if I ask chatGPT if the polio vaccine works, how do you think it should respond? What if I ask it if the world is a globe (also something I see debated hotly on my facebook feed for s
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by crummy 2y ago
What does "politically neutral" mean? I see a roughly equal amount of pro-vaccine and anti-vaccine content on my Facebook lately, is that what you mean?
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by crummy 2y ago
I don't think trial versions of software reek of desperation. They are pushing trials because they think you'll like it and sign up for the paid version.
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by crummy 2y ago
Games I can see that. But what features are you missing in your operating system?
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by crummy 2y ago
Does copilot not count?

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