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by nailer 10mo ago
Nobody here is saying that. Are you?
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by nailer 10mo ago
It is, I acknowledge the win! Claude and Grok output garbage: https://claude.ai/artifacts/fc5ef98b-a9f8-48c9-b0ea-b60c778d... https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_a5cab471-1c3a-42ab-a25e-c491...
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by nailer 10mo ago
off topic, from the site footer: > If buying isn't owning, piracy isn't stealing. I'm stealing that.
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by nailer 10mo ago
I’d spend time on the CSS Grid and Flex playgrounds. Get used to creating layouts using grids and padding and gaps, leave block elements and margins to actual writing.
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by nailer 10mo ago
You can prove that most people don't learn CSS using most LLMs: they're trained on github code. A card with a top image, some text and a button - which should be... - A card - A top image - Some text - A button ie 4 HTML elements,
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by nailer 10mo ago
It’s not a generalisation. I am a specific individual relating my own experiences. I have no idea what your app is and have had zero reason to use it.
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by nailer 10mo ago
I’ve read the article and still don’t know why.
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iPhone driving macOS 15.6, with native M4 driver partially patched for A18(twitter.com)
42 points by nailer 10mo ago|9 comments
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by nailer 10mo ago
But latency. No Java app I have used in 25ish years has ever started in a reasonable amount of time.
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by nailer 10mo ago
Oh there is one, it just appears after a delay.
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by nailer 10mo ago
The site uses cookies, so needs a cookie warning. (monocle emoji)
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by nailer 10mo ago
From later down the thread: > what’s unfortunate is this was flagged in 1P forums on the beta build over three weeks ago, still made it to prod, and still hasn’t been fixed. https://x.com/shengslogar/status/2005
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1Password extension breaks code blocks on all websites(twitter.com)
3 points by nailer 10mo ago|1 comments
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by nailer 10mo ago
> > If you find yourself writing layouts like this you're probably ignoring a bunch of useful stuff like <aside> <article> <menu> etc. > It's certainly better than calling everything a div. Yes but it&#x
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by nailer 10mo ago
> No, but it's pretty common IME to create an Atlas cluster that has internet-wide access (0.0.0.0/0) when testing and forgetting to turn this off. That is a ridiculous default.
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by nailer 10mo ago
Credit to this guy's YouTube where I found out about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Wg6tiaar9M
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MongoBleed: MongoDB Unauthenticated Memory Leak Exploit(github.com)
1 points by nailer 10mo ago|2 comments
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by nailer 10mo ago
Close: Virginia’s 23 Democratic electors (Southern) refused to vote for Democratic VP candidate Richard Mentor Johnson due to his open common-law relationship with Julia Chinn, an enslaved woman of mixed race (octoroon). Interracial marriag
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by nailer 10mo ago
Again these are verifiable facts. They’re not cheap. They’re true. The Twitter verification pages are archived for example. If you have evidence otherwise post it. And the EU is too abstracted to be anyone’s government let alone mine.
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by nailer 10mo ago
Yes. It helps the funny.
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by nailer 10mo ago
Business tends to vote for pro business parties. I have no idea re: the whitehouse ballroom. There’s been little legal reprisal for federal employee corruption.
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by nailer 10mo ago
Noted re: your thoughts on stereotypes. Where do you propose they come from? Yes, people isolated from consequences do tend to perform badly. It’s very easy to fire Elon Musk. He stops performing the board turfs him like any other company.
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by nailer 10mo ago
According to OP they mention they’re parody account in their bio.
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by nailer 10mo ago
Verification has never meant you’re a good person on any platform
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by nailer 10mo ago
So campaign for an update.
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by nailer 10mo ago
The algorithm is open source and on GitHub. It is pretty boring.
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by nailer 10mo ago
Of course it is. Prior checkmarks were for anyone who could pay 15K USD. X simply made it cheaper. There is also a bizarre fine against Elon personally. The EU makes more money from fining American tech companies than it makes from EU tech.
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by nailer 10mo ago
Fascinating. Why do you think the stereotype of these hard to fire people is the exact opposite?
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by nailer 10mo ago
Yes because government employees are famously good at judging how to spend taxpayer money.
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by nailer 10mo ago
Why does medical aid require gay and lesbian cultural programming?

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