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by rezonant 5d ago
This, please refrain from using standard HTTP headers in non-standard ways. Why not use something like X-Accept-Programming-Language so that the semantics of Accept-Language can remain for human language, since the docs site is going to ret
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by rezonant 7d ago
Uh... Cash App is a banking application.
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by rezonant 8d ago
I think we just have different ideas of what the word "reasonable" means.
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by rezonant 11d ago
Probably because it's their only account, and this story is why they are here.
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by rezonant 11d ago
What's ridiculous is the constant complaints about flagging and downvoting. It's bad form. If you think something was flagged when it shouldn't have been, vouch for it. Seems like people who complain are unaware that anyone w
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by rezonant 20d ago
ooh, don't forget irc
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by rezonant 23d ago
Can anyone shed light on why there's a button for copying specifically for LLMs ("Copy for LLM") and why there's also an "Open in Claude" option on these articles? Regarding the former, there's no normal C
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by rezonant 23d ago
Buried by the distraction of the semantics of "opt in" vs "opt out", the more interesting conflict isn't addressed in the sibling threads. > and at the same time seemed to have lost the ability to centrally disab
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by rezonant 24d ago
Indeed, I'm basing my statement on observation, I don't think they've ever disclosed exactly how the math works.
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by rezonant 24d ago
Don't forget the post score is a balance of up votes and down votes. This mean 2 down votes and 0 up votes registers the same (-1) as 10 down votes and 8 up votes (-1). So there's no sense treating it like the community has forsak
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by rezonant 1mo ago
Did you just quote an LLM as a citation? That's not how citations work.
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by rezonant 1mo ago
So something like `npm i madlib@1.2` then?
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by rezonant 2mo ago
And has a dead simple one today. Also worth noting simple horizontal centering of divs was never a problem, margin: auto was defined in CSS Level 1 in 1996 [1]. It was vertical centering that took a very long time to crack, which really bec
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by rezonant 2mo ago
This is where we've come to where people proudly proclaim using an AI to do what is a single line of CSS.
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by rezonant 2mo ago
But you have 3 mistakes you can make, and you spend one when you accidentally place a sunflower. I played through all the daily puzzles and have started into the master puzzles and I'm glad flower is double click, because a misplaced X
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by rezonant 2mo ago
An attempt was made, but just run `help get-item` in powershell and tell me whether it sparks you with joy.
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by rezonant 2mo ago
It would leave behind an outline of the button, and if you needed to use it you'd have to put up the strongest button from your stash to try to defeat the stolen button in combat. If you weaken the button enough, you can throw a button
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by rezonant 2mo ago
A good rule of thumb when you aren't sure what to do is to check what Uncle Bob says and then do the opposite.
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by rezonant 3mo ago
yeah it was right there
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by rezonant 3mo ago
Isn't that like a day worth of tokens?
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by rezonant 3mo ago
I think the article summarizes pretty well what the drawbacks of POST are: unclear idempotency (well it's actually pretty damned clear: they are not cacheable). That complicates caching logic, and that's not just for the applicati
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by rezonant 3mo ago
Yeah its definitely inconsistent level of specificity. It's "roughly" 197 thousand files, and yet at that scale a human would call it 200 thousand lines of code, and then an exact count of files at 1,816 instead of a similar
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by rezonant 4mo ago
While I agree with your assessment, these data centers cause substantial noise and water pollution-- even if people didn't have a problem with AI the data centers would be a problem for people.
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by rezonant 4mo ago
There is a thing called Google, "Linus Sebastian Hard R" is full of information.
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by rezonant 4mo ago
...What? Is this the Linus Sebastian misconception of what the hard R is?
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by rezonant 4mo ago
Once you are squarely in a Typescript program and not a "Javascript program gradually adopting Typescript", it would be a good idea to enable Strict mode which forbids implicit-any, effectively meaning the only places you can omit
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by rezonant 4mo ago
Are you sure about that? Creators aren't too excited about all of their content being hoovered up and used without compensation or permission, or the AI industry manufacturing economic pressure that devalues quality and the skills they
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by rezonant 4mo ago
Absolutely same. I have been with Angular the whole time and it's only getting better and better. I hope more teams give it serious consideration as I just am not excited about dealing with React and it's numerous spinoffs.
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by rezonant 4mo ago
Seems the original ::contents proposal is where it's at now, though there hasn't been action on it for some time. Not sure if they hit a snag or it's just on the back burner https://github.com/w3c/csswg-d
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by rezonant 4mo ago
So what? I can also open an image in Photoshop and make sure it saves out some Photoshop specific EXIF data and try to claim the image was doctored. What I can't do is go and put my deceptive altered file up in place of the original in

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