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At this rate OpenAI's ChatGPT will solve world hunger and find aliens.
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for real though, people are such apple fans, even if they charge $500 a month there are people who'd still pay
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No, probably not. Here's the thing, GitHub integrations always ask the user whether they authorize the integration, they provide the list of permissions that the integration is asking for. It's not GitHub's fault if the user
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I don't think it is bannable. I feel like explicit permissions should be verified by GitHub, so that they know that the use case is called for.
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Reading is supported, but writing permissions can also eb provided. Heroku is one great example of this, if you want to host your application on Heroku then you will need to grant read and write permissions. In that case, Heroku may add fil
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I think the star farming is inside the 2nd permission, read and manage your repositories. Applications such as Heroku in which you can host an application through GitHub require to read, access and edit the files in your repository. After a
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The amount of changes that your OS goes through (downloading applications, applications creating files, applications changing files) is too much to update on a diff file. Although, for the major changes I feel the major OS's should add
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No-one should run these shell scripts unless they're 100% sure that they know what they're doing. The problem lies in the fact that anyone can run shell scripts which can break the OS or make the OS work. Unfortunately, there'
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That makes this an even worse idea. Imagine losing everything because your phone gets stolen. Phone insurance should become real very soon.
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Food Addictions are the worst for people who are affluent, because there is no end to one's greed and one's desire. Especially, when people can afford it. One's health can be deteriorated from junk food. This is why the young
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Essentially how GitHub works is, when you sign in with the app, the app requires knowledge and data from the user. For example a simple GitHub integration telling you how many stars your repos have, they may need read access. When you'
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I don't understand this, to be honest the more complicated it gets for the user, the more the user gets locked out by themselves. We need a simple username + password thing with an option for 2-factor authentication. Not a madness of l
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To be honest, Google Maps has degraded in quality and popularity ever since it came out. Other options have become more popular, so I guess Google is going to combine this with Waze and try and make one final effort to become the best navig
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I mean with all the data on the internet it's hard to differentiate between what's right and wrong. Perhaps your question can also be refined to: "How do I mix two colors in vanilla JavaScript?" This doesn't confus
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I'm not sure that there are any ads right now, I guess Apple will plan to expand their business by adding more ads in the near future.
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Agreed, other companies/video games would have asked him for his stories on their games considering that he'd done it for one of the biggest video games.
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Sure, Minecraft would have still sold as much if the ending screen said "You won" or much simply "The end". But, he did still put in the effort in creating the poem. Every part of the game matters, and I think it's
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Apparently Discord is back with another badge, this one being for developers with applications that have been used "recently". But, anyone can get it whether they're a developer or not. The badge should be slightly higher to
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Interesting article, I would have thought principles regarding fluid mechanics would be used such as Bernoulli's principle.
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The chances are, geotracking or not google knows a lot about you and this just adds on to the data.
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Who's going to compete with Twitter? It's a company worth billions, and to execute the caches and automatic fallover in the rival company with billions of users it would take billions.
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Twitter won't go down that easily. Besides, Elon Musk hasn't bought it for no reason. I'm sure that he has his plans with Twitter to implement new features and whatnot to restore it. Till now, he's fired a lot of enginee
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Wouldn't that require programmers to use 50 languages in a project though? Assuming that this is the future of programming, the number of languages that a programmer would have to learn to create a simple project would be ridiculous. W