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fortyseven
1y ago
And?
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1y ago
They better have that thing in a fucking OtterBox then.
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Yep. Tables for tabular data are still on the menu.
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It's pretty crazy the number of times I've banged my head against the wall trying to fix something... and then I'll either step away for an hour, or just come back the next day, and I'll have it fixed in minutes. It real
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1y ago
Ah, yes, the usual "Umm, ackshully this issunt dithering IMHO" segment of the audience is here.
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1y ago
Identity theft!!
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1y ago
Just a reminder that language is flexible.
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1y ago
In a "private session" tab I'm getting on the first page: - the official site - their subreddit - their Discord server - Wikipedia - Facebook - LinkedIn
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1y ago
I'd have assumed a fixed seed was used, but he doesn't mention that. Weird. Maybe he meant that?
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1y ago
Was this not common knowledge? Isn't it even documented on the site? https://fonts.google.com/knowledge/using_type/self_hosting_w...
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1y ago
I'm 49 and they're my bread and butter. Em-dashes Army unite!!
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1y ago
I dabbled a bit with iOS. I'm a long time Android fan, and I was curious, so I gave it a shot. And you're absolutely right. Even if you've come to expect backwards navigation to be in the top left, how the hell is that conven
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1y ago
Dude, this was like that woosh of cool air on your brain when an axe splits your head in half. That really brought a lot of stuff into focus.
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1y ago
> ...carry a lethal weapon that can end your life. I'm not promoting guns by saying this, but that can describe a whole lot of things that aren't even usually designated as weapons.
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1y ago
Being anti-AI drivel is completely fine though.
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1y ago
Even assuming this is a good faith effort by Google (which I seriously down of course), there's a point where you can only do so much to protect people. Showing them the permissions requested, training them to not install things from o
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1y ago
Won't someone think of the orange felon?!
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1y ago
First form of the Color Computer, not the original TRS-80, apparently. https://vintagecomputer.ca/agvision-videotex-terminal/
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1y ago
Fuck em. If you ignore a warning, let nature take its course. We don't need to child-proof everyone's home.
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1y ago
The current (and older) MX Master is a bit expensive, but it's worth it. Great mouse. Feels good. Battery lasts forever.
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1y ago
Nothing more pressing for these moral crusaders to tend to, eh? Dipshits.
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1y ago
It did say this was a preview release, so I'll reserve judgement until that's out the door.
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1y ago
> People who don't have human companions should find them some human companions. "Have you ever tried just not being sad?" "Wow, I never thought of that. Thanks!"
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1y ago
> YouTube is still young I almost spit out my drink.
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1y ago
Whatever issues you have today, whether it's the quality of code, or recognizable "AI slop" output, frequent errors, or what have you... it isn't going to matter 6 months from now, a year from now, 5 years from now... Yo
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1y ago
That is a notion that is far easier to make in hindsight.
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1y ago
Any not just pull off the bandaid and tell us you don't really understand what socialism is.
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You might be overthinking that, mate.
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1y ago
Stop this. I use em-dashes all the time. Em dashes are cool and I don't want some knob to eventually accuse me of being "an AI" because of this kind of thing. :{
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Been spending the day with this. I have no experience with TUI tools like Claude Code, so I had no expectations going into it. My first go with it was unfortunately soured by a broken /init command, but that actually got fixed almost i
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