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by groffee 4y ago
None of the links work!
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by groffee 4y ago
> Bugpilot automatically collects screenshots, screen recordings, steps to reproduce, user info, and console logs, so you don't have to ask. Sounds nice, most of my bug reports are "it doesn't work", and that's l
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by groffee 4y ago
Would be interesting-ish to test it against https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33755016
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by groffee 4y ago
That's my secret, Captain
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by groffee 4y ago
It's bad enough seeing this kind of spam on Twitter, we don't need it here too.
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by groffee 4y ago
Talking like a pirate will probably flag you up more than anything else lol
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by groffee 4y ago
One of my favorite artists Grimshaw [0] used to use a camera in his paintings, at the time it wasn't considered 'real art' [1] much like the use of AI now isn't considered real art. But time passes and now not only is it
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by groffee 4y ago
SQL is simple English? lol people just need to learn the damn language, tools like this are just a crutch that do more harm than good.
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by groffee 4y ago
I mean it either is or it isn't. Either way it doesn't answer any fundamental questions at all. It's simulations all the way down.
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by groffee 4y ago
> Lost 8th century Japanese medical text by Buddhist monk has been found ..by checking the local bookstore. Seriously, modern 'researchers' need to just take their blinkers off and especially go cross-discipline.
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by groffee 4y ago
I think everyone should turn off their power for a couple of hours (when convenient) just to see if and how well they'd manage. Because it's so easy to become reliant on something without realizing that it could go. Powers gone of
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by groffee 4y ago
That's not a bug, it's a 'feature', tons of sites do it for whatever asinine reason.
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by groffee 4y ago
What a time to be alive.
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by groffee 4y ago
Who?
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Utah horse returns home to owner after 8 years of running with wild mustangs(foxnews.com)
5 points by groffee 4y ago|0 comments
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by groffee 4y ago
> Sometimes it takes months for regular new employees to do anything productive in some of these codebases. Which is most probably why most of them were just kicked out. Twitter isn't complicated, it's literally just a micro-bl
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by groffee 4y ago
Come on, a 'FAANG engineer' asking for help with this is like a gourmet chef asking for help boiling an egg. It's pretty much the most basic stuff imaginable, kids are learning this in pre-school pretty much.
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by groffee 4y ago
You're falling for the 'No True Scotsman' fallacy [0] Don't cripple your AI because of your lack of imagination. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman
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by groffee 4y ago
It certainly seems that way.
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by groffee 4y ago
This is the Emperors New Clothes [0] all over again, no-one wants to say straight up that based on what they've observed that Elon's a complete moron, so it's always got to be some kind of 'genius' that the rest of
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by groffee 4y ago
> and constantly snatches posts I'm looking at away from me in my timeline mid-scroll Instagram and Reddit do this too, it's the most annoying thing in the world. And making the feed crap is actively harder than just leaving it
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by groffee 4y ago
Isn't that kind of an imbecilic* thing to have on a site like this? *in terms of usability (there's over 16 million hex colors), in terms of accessibility, the fact that it's a technical audience who don't need it, the f
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Stealing passwords from infosec Mastodon – without bypassing CSP(portswigger.net)
4 points by groffee 4y ago|0 comments
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by groffee 4y ago
He HAS to be doing it on purpose, no-one is this retarded, especially when he just paid 44 BILLION for it. It's like the Emperors new clothes, we're all trying to see some kind of genius that just isn't there.
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by groffee 4y ago
They can dress it up all they like but designing a social site to be 'antiviral' and have 'friction' means it's literally not fit for purpose. Creating a site that has friction, is ultimately trying to solve people
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by groffee 4y ago
I'm pretty sure Musk did this on purpose, and only 'legacy media' like this are whining and complaining to get those sweet ad clicks, everyone else is loving Twitter.
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by groffee 4y ago
SBF takes "full responsibility".
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by groffee 4y ago
Anyone think this was Musk's game plan? Not Eli specifically but intentionally causing chaos. "Both Musk and Calacanis agreed that Twitter Blue is “an insane piece of shit” and its features should be razed and rethought outright.
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by groffee 4y ago
> These are concepts which need explaining, they make no sense for beginners or especially kids. They will be explained naturally as the lessons progress I expect, trying to explain all that up front is the easiest way to fail.
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by groffee 4y ago
I thought the real purpose of markdown was to let your users use HTML on your site but without the security risks of letting them use 'pure' HTML.

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