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For Claude Code you need a paid subscription anyway
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Why "first party app store"? You mean the play store with that? Why is that necessarily the "first party app store". I mean, for "Google Android" it might be, but not for AOS.
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US raised concerns about Chinese boss of chipmaker before Dutch takeover(theguardian.com)
5 points by gitaarik 1y ago|1 comments
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The title is misleading. The Dutch government says it can now reverse or hold back decisions made within the company if they are deemed damaging to the Dutch or European production. I assume the law is written in a way that allows the gover
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by gitaarik 1y ago
They are not being taken over. The Dutch government says it can now reverse or hold back decisions made within the company if they are deemed damaging to the Dutch or European production. I assume the law is written in a way that allows the
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The way it integrates into Django is more than just an abstraction to SQL. It's also an abstraction to your table schema, mapped to your model. In short, it's the Pythonic way of fetching data from your models in Django. It allows
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What devices do you use Lineage on may I ask?
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To not have Google built into all alspects of your life too much. Although it still uses some essential Google services, it does take out most unnecessary stuff, which you often can optionally add later in a possibly more secure form, but s
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I would say go for it. Svelte is very nice compared to React or anything else if you ask me.
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It's just a new way of using reactive vars, which you have to get used to a bit, and which people that don't like change are annoyed about. But it's ultimately a more consistent and flexible way which actually makes a lot of
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Svelte is pretty established and proven. But not as known as React / Vue / Angular
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What is this for kind of logic. So if you have a store, and you happen to have a client that smashes someone else's head in your shop, then that means in your logic that you as a shop owner are guilty of violence. But I guess you say y
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But I guess users also expect that there's freedom of opinions on the platform within the set rules. If users are merely being banned based on their opinion, that doesn't sound like a healthy environment.
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Is this a common approach? Seems strange this happens on such a scale now without much scrutiny.
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And also Saturn's moon Europa
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That everybody all over the world can instantly connect with each other?
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XAI's Grok Chatbot Scores Government Deal Days After Trump and Musk Meeting(forbes.com)
6 points by gitaarik 1y ago|2 comments
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Well it's only useful if you go on such long hikes that the weight of your hair exceeds the weight of your shaver
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Oh yeah, that confirms everything!
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That's why we have code reviewing. If you review your AI generated code, understand it, and completely agree with it, that's fine of course. But the message of this article is that you still can't blindly rely on AI for even
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You can also create a REST API that accepts domain names and returns IP addresses! Then you can make a webserver that uses the REST API to get the IP address of the image you want to display!
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That git development will be modern, secure and fast?
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Well he's gonna rename the USA to the UST, so then the Trump Gold Card makes sense right!?
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Biology as defined by humans. This is the third paragraph of the article: > “The classic concept says that [a species] is a group of organisms with similar physical and genetic characteristics that can reproduce with each other in nature
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I think it's a bit of both. React introduced component based programming, wich was great. This was copied by many frameworks. But React held the first position because of it's strong base, and because it was just very nice and goo
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Indeed, I meant leading in innovation. React isn't innovating, it's just improving what it already does, but it doesn't do it in a new way. That makes it stable, and a safe choice for devs. But yeah indeed like the article sa
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React was innovative when it just appeared 12 years ago. But a few years after there were already many other frameworks doing similar things. And since then it has been good enough, but not the leading innovative frontend framework anymore
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You could probably see there was nobody there without going outside and check the doorbell panel. So they would come to the conclusion they were too late to catch the little brat
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To me it doesn't, tell the joke!
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We're still here. It's just that the mainsteam picked up on our technology, and now it's a bit harder to find us. In the old days it was easy. Get into computers, and the internet when it was there, and you would for sure onl

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