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by missingdays 11mo ago
When I open this link I'm greeted with the cookies banner "We use optional cookies to improve your experience on our websites and to display personalized advertising based on your online activity. If you reject optional cookies, o
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by missingdays 11mo ago
"This content is not available in your region" Medieval indeed
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by missingdays 11mo ago
> Even poetry, these days, should find a buyer. Why?
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by missingdays 11mo ago
What makes you think it's a solution? If the logic is "get rid of your bad blood, let your body make some good blood instead", why would the body make the good blood if all we consume is full of plastic anyways?
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by missingdays 11mo ago
> For example, a caricature unambitious person who learned one job, not demanding, but stable and safe. They do their nine to five, make weekend plans, and wait for retirement. The horror. People making weekend plans.
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by missingdays 11mo ago
Reddit has roughly 400 million weekly users. You think all of them believe the same thing?
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by missingdays 1y ago
I can't play the game because the whole screen flashes in rectangles
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by missingdays 1y ago
> Like they are just games why? Because they are fun.
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by missingdays 1y ago
> was to HARDCODE the special case which I had shown it. Happened to me as well while trying out GPT-5. My prompt was something like "fix this test", where the test contained a class Foo. It gave me the solution in the form of
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by missingdays 1y ago
Are you saying the author of the article is using bots to download files from your server?
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by missingdays 1y ago
"We are not much better at building railroads today than we were in 1950." - in the US - maybe. In other countries - I doubt that's the case
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by missingdays 1y ago
"If only I could spend less time with my kids and instead more time on implementing a new feature until the end of the month" - an ideal employee through the eyes of the employer
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by missingdays 1y ago
People always say that about productive writers
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by missingdays 1y ago
What makes you think that? Do you think nobody wants to write and debug code, or tend to plants, or write books, day in day out?
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by missingdays 1y ago
Nobody is suggesting to copy the binary to the Docker container. When developing locally, use `cargo test` in your cli. When deploying to the server, build the Docker image on CI. If it takes 5 minutes to build it, so be it.
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by missingdays 1y ago
As if the animal agriculture wasn't horrible enough
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by missingdays 3y ago
So far automation helps rich people get richer, and that's about it
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by missingdays 3y ago
The biggest problem with a couple of typed languages is string handling. The rest are doing just fine in this regard
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by missingdays 3y ago
Or use an ide that doesn't need indexed configured and just works
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by missingdays 3y ago
Exposed exists
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by missingdays 3y ago
Why would you ever write imports? IDEs autocomplete them for you
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by missingdays 3y ago
Why would they care if you mine crypto? You pay for resource usage, you use resources
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by missingdays 3y ago
> Which ones are actually worth using? None
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by missingdays 3y ago
Your immune system is your part of the body
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by missingdays 3y ago
Does it?
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by missingdays 3y ago
OAuth specification was the best source for me. All provider docs are simplified and usually specific to the provider
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by missingdays 3y ago
Not all countries are car-centric as USA
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by missingdays 3y ago
No?
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by missingdays 4y ago
As per usual: if a header is a question, it can be answered with "no"
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by missingdays 4y ago
It's statistically unlikely if this rule isn't specified before. It's statistically likely if this rule was

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