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nomdep
3y ago
Is this the challenged GitHub repo? https://github.com/shchmue/Lockpick_RCM
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3y ago
It wouldn’t matter if those dependencies where stable, but JS has a culture of abandon libraries or to make backward-breaking changes every week, so upgrading a project after just a few months is a major pain
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3y ago
It would, except that they aren’t using them for namespacing the packages, just as some kind of search tag. E.g.: https://pypi.org/org/pallets/
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3y ago
"local archaeologists believe that the bath may have served a religious purpose for high-ranking members of the Inca empire" I knew I was going to find that in the article and I hate it. Don't know if the "
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4y ago
So many lives destroyed because of a bunch of journalist needed a panic to have something to write about.
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4y ago
I’m pretty sure most of these girls are doing the same with your brother. Not every relation should end in happily ever after
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4y ago
I have two questions: * Who is paying for it and why? Meaning, do you have a business model that can support fact-based reporting? * Is unbiased journalism even possible? How do you avoid the collective biases of the Editorial Team?
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4y ago
For this payroll cicle, but what about the next one in two weeks?
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4y ago
> But is anyone actually making money off of StableDiffusion? How about: - https://www.deepagency.com/ - https://avatarai.me/
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4y ago
You are confusing “pyenv”, a tool to install different python versions, with “pipenv”, replaced by poetry (and similar tools)
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4y ago
Easy. You always asume “not trying to offend” unless there is strong evidence to the contrary
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4y ago
That what tone is for! And when is written, you use the context. And when there is no context, you asume the kindest interpretation
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4y ago
Or maybe, your definition of a neo-nazi has grown to include regular people whose opinion you don’t like, hence the confusion
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Why Tailwind Isn't for Me
(spicyweb.dev)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Because it’s clear we start from radically different perspectives. You believe some information must be illegal an politicians must protect us from seeing it. I believe only actions should be criminalized and that no one should have the rig
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4y ago
This is fantastic! Thank you
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Show HN: JSX Syntax for Jinja Templates
(jinjax.scaletti.dev)
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4y ago
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4y ago
I’m surprised no one here is challenging the assumption that ChatGPT needs to be “less toxic”.
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The Augmented Programmer
(world.hey.com)
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4y ago
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Twitter has blocked 3rd party apps
(tapbots.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
We will negotiate salaries until cornucopia machines are invented and dsitributed
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Google Memory Loss
(tbray.org)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Although I agree that could be a factor, I think the success of FAANG in America is mostly due to the size and wealth of its internal market.
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4y ago
I think they also were the first to describe the idea of “Mobile First”, the very next year: https://abookapart.com/products/mobile-first
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4y ago
Journalism is a curious profession: you are taught how to write, but your knowledge of any other field is high school level at best, and that is what you write. I think it should be a master degree, not an independent career anymore.
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4y ago
They would create a separated business for each property
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A free Twitter-like app for iOS that uses S3-compatible services as the back end
(beluga.social)
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4y ago
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4y ago
A very predictable line of thought to have in your twenties
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4y ago
Maybe it was set by someone has bought projectors and chair in the past but has no idea how fricking expensive is a large fridge
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Meta clamps down on internal discussion
(nytimes.com)
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