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by rezonant 11mo ago
Sigh, I'm so over homebrew's hipster rubyist brewery analogy
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by rezonant 11mo ago
And then while checking your email you mindlessly click it and realize its the one you have "snoozed" by marking it unread, so you need to mark it unread again. Rinse, repeat
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by rezonant 11mo ago
I was inbox-only since GMail was in beta, and received tons of email notifications and extraneous mail over that 20 year period that didn't get read. My inbox was at about 100k _unread_ emails with about 280k total. I am happy to say I
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by rezonant 11mo ago
Stop making so much sense
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by rezonant 11mo ago
I would be highly surprised if most of these bots are already running JavaScript, I'm confused by this unquestioned notion that they don't.
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by rezonant 11mo ago
It only challenges user agents with Mozilla in their name by design, because user agents that do otherwise are already identifiable. If Anubis makes the bots change their user agents, it has done its job, as that traffic can now be addresse
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by rezonant 1y ago
https://xcancel.com/id_aa_carmack/status/1983593511703474196
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by rezonant 1y ago
They do, but they aren't very good. PHP is very fast, but unfortunately Wordpress is carefully designed to make it very slow.
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by rezonant 1y ago
Yes but if someone asks me for a source that Paris is the capital of France, I will go find a legitimate source for that information to include in my response, not hallucinate a source and steadfastly claim it is real. AIs not remembering t
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by rezonant 1y ago
Saying what youve said above and knowing full well how this works, but failing to mention a crucial fact like this is deceptive.
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by rezonant 1y ago
Free provisioning: If you do not pay the developer fee an app installed via Xcode will work for 7 days. Afterwards the app on your phone will *stop working*, and you must open Xcode on your Mac again, and push a new build to your phone if y
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by rezonant 1y ago
What's the best hardware for running a /dev/null instance for production?
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by rezonant 1y ago
But is /dev/null web scale?
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by rezonant 1y ago
Do you think they just got a smartphone for the first time a few months ago?
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by rezonant 1y ago
> There is, you just have to accept that Solana goes down with it. And nothing of value was lost.
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by rezonant 1y ago
Ahh but what if you are code reviewing a malware package already? Then this would be entirely normal!
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by rezonant 1y ago
Actually this isn't the whole picture. Because a lot of funding for schools comes from local property taxes, affluent areas tend to have more resources for education than poorer areas, regardless of how they school their kids. And if a
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by rezonant 1y ago
I can't find mention of anything resembling this. The .NET runtime is under the MIT license.
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by rezonant 1y ago
> * HEY.app (shame on DHH!) There are much better reasons to shame DHH.
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by rezonant 1y ago
Compaq Presario from 2003 running XP on Internet Explorer, why? Jokes aside my Pixel 8 Pro handles it just fine as well
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by rezonant 1y ago
Except there's literally nothing a web page should be able to do to stop your back gestures from working, that's an OS and browser responsibility. If it isn't working it's the OS and/or browser's fault.
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by rezonant 1y ago
I'm guessing Pirate Bay
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by rezonant 1y ago
> Lol. I assumed a Ruby person would prefer dynamic typing and I didn't want to insult you. Nah it's the worst part about Ruby. Also, naturally I ended up at zero points on that post lol. That wrecked someone's day.
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by rezonant 1y ago
To be fair it is an objectively crazy idea that dynamic typing is better than static typing (I'll start the war, it's fine).
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by rezonant 1y ago
Oh this sort of thing is far from new for DHH, there's long been a desire to oust him from Rails or fork it, but it's never quite came to fruition, and unless Shopify were to back it, it is unlikely it would survive :-\
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by rezonant 1y ago
I ain't readin all that, I'm happy for you tho, or sorry that happened
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by rezonant 1y ago
Court cases have established that you don't need actual action for a free speech violation to have occurred. The act of using your government position to pressure, coerce, or threaten people who are using speech you don't like is
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by rezonant 1y ago
While nothing I said is contradicted by your reply, it's pretty crazy to imply "radicalizing students to the left" is tantamount to "convincing him to murder people".
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by rezonant 1y ago
What's at issue is whether it's appropriate for officials in the US government to use their office to apply pressure against speech they don't like. Preventing this behavior is why the first amendment exists.
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by rezonant 1y ago
Your post deliberately leaves out the statements from the FCC threatening action, which spooked Nexstar who has business with the FCC. Maybe you weren't aware of this fact despite it being literally the headline shown on the very page

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