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3y ago
They want to IPO and that means bringing everybody onto an experience they can control- in terms of ads, showing awards and any other features.
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3y ago
The debugging engine is the same. They both use debugpy 'via' the Jupyter wire connection.
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3y ago
Why is the "noble"ness of his actions relevant?
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3y ago
I would just tell the bottom 95% of people they aren't getting anything at all. There is no point just paying somebody their subscription back. Now if you are posting your art regularly or similar, that's extra money that can go t
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3y ago
I am a software engineer and earn more than 95% of income earners according to HMRC statistics. So how is this relevant? If nobody worked those other 95% of jobs life would collapse.
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3y ago
The number of children per family is smaller than when the homes were built. So what do you want to do - create larger families? Chop off unused bedrooms? Or should we all take in lodgers?
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3y ago
They play both sides. You can find hand wringing articles when house prices go up by only 0.8% instead of what homeowners would like. The same day as they decry housing as unaffordable.
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3y ago
GB is geographical while UK is political. I knew a pedant would visit you so I figured it might as well be me.
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3y ago
If the user follows a link to an article or video, there's a high chance it'll be the end of their reddit session, due to distraction or back button capture. There's also a high chance the browser will unload the reddit page
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3y ago
Imagine if Facebook shut down its acquisitions Instagram and WhatsApp. Meta would be an irrelevancy.
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3y ago
Ah I wouldn't worry about it. The courts don't accept statistical evidence of discrimination, the rejected applicant would actually need to prove discrimination on an individual basis. Source - https://www.culawreview.o
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3y ago
I meant both VS Code and VS use tsserver which doesn't follow the LSP protocol. Yes there is an LSP for other editors. I don't see the flaw in the design, it's more likely the editor isn't behaving according to spec.
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3y ago
According to the spec it's up to your IDE to notify the LSP when files change (even due to an external software) then the LSP reads the new versions. Typescript also doesn't use an LSP as it predates the introduction of LSPs.
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3y ago
Facebook's API model used to be the app can see everything you can see. Resulting in fun apps like friendship graphs, interest similarity scores, photo collage generators. Basically, features from a Facebook Labs team that doesn't
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3y ago
> Remember, you're supposed to open the pod bay doors, not tell me why you can't. Did they patch this one yet?
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3y ago
This is why people use platforms like Squarespace, Substack, Medium, or if self hosting at least use a CMS. Just add it to the list of things you need to learn to run a website, along with... JS bundlers, CSS media queries, responsive desig
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3y ago
Yeah, like how the US is so developed, you can get anything from a surgery to a cable plan at the advertised priced. Hang on, my hotel is calling me. Something about a resort fee...
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3y ago
Another UK trick, promotional prices can skip showing the unit price. Tesco has turned half their prices into promotional prices. Either as multibuys or just by requiring their loyalty card to get a not insane price.
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3y ago
Sure, but Apple have had missteps too. Touch Bar - most intuitive ever? Butterfly keyboard - thinnest ever? Bendy iPhone - lightest ever? Antennagate - sleekest design?
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3y ago
It's shipping in 2024, surely they won't release a new model in the same year.
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3y ago
How does allowing AI content inherently and unquestioningly serve the commercial purposes of the business?
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3y ago
I'm going to guess the companies that are willing to employ kids are not going to report when said child grazes their knee.
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3y ago
I believe FAANG still exists, did I miss something?
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3y ago
How can you prevent a partner, parent or employer from watching you vote with a phone?
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3y ago
Look at all this progress! https://blog.friendsofscience.org/2022/10/25/cop-27-the-show...
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3y ago
Who's going to pay that much for insurance though?
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3y ago
Despite the spec, a lot of clients, load balancers, and server libraries can't handle GET with a body.
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3y ago
There have also been huge corruption scandals before and after COVID. Grift will find a way.
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3y ago
Glassdoor runs a job board, they want the appearance of neutrality not the actual achievement of it.
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3y ago
Oh the anti tax country won't pull out of the treaty, they'll just undermine it with dubious accounting, waivers, etc.
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