irishcarbomb777

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   by irishcarbomb777 3y ago

   It’s great to see the FTC is looking into this. Every time I’ve had to deal with Adobe subscriptions it always feels like they put you through some maze which usually ends in being forced to pay a cancellation fee or losing in some other wa
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   by irishcarbomb777 3y ago

   It’s not about prompt-fu (granted there are some very powerful prompt-fu things you can do if you’re feeling creative :)). I think it’s more about the way you’re framing it’s use case. It will not do the work for you reliably, but it absolu
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   by irishcarbomb777 3y ago

   I wonder if the people who haven’t discovered it’s usefulness yet haven’t applied enough creativity into their own inputs. The output can definitely be underwhelming when you pass a cookie cutter input and expect an earth shattering output.
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   by irishcarbomb777 4y ago

   One nice way of handling this is to use the CSSStyleSheet object. In a nutshell, you can create a module like shadowCssRules.js and in that create a CSSStyleSheet object and set your global rules ( * { box-sizing: border-box;} ) then in you
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   by irishcarbomb777 4y ago

   Adobe Illustrator and other infinite canvas platforms provide a compelling case against this. Forcing yourself to draw pictures of what you’re taking notes on especially in studying software systems where the ideas are abstract and not nece