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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
Just the association with Musk will mean no EU company should use Cursor or its products.
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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
How many right wingers will be left now support for Trump is crumbling?
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2mo ago
At first, I thought that websites designed by an AI were just tacky. A couple of months later, I was starting to really dislike them. Now I'm at the point where I just hit the back button.
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2mo ago
He started a war without them.
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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
The biggest drawdowns happened under a president that prides himself on being a rule breaker. So what rules would have prevented this stupidity.
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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
That data says nothing about individual locations.
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2mo ago
It’s a political oil reserve at this point.
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2mo ago
With standing water yes, but this is not standing water.
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2mo ago
The might have fixed some issues but the fact that it is only available for homescreen websites and that the link to add them there is buried in the UI is very stupid imho.
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2mo ago
It's not weird if you're in marketing.
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2mo ago
I don't think I implied or assumed that children are logical creatures. > a moody teenager that argues back at everything you tell them As an adult, do you like to be "told"? Ask your kid how he likes to be treated.
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2mo ago
Where do your documents go?
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2mo ago
Treat your kids as adults when they reach puberty, problem solved. Never act like they are too young for anything. Just explain how the world works and let them figure it out. Just don’t get mad at every stumble along the way. Be there for
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2mo ago
You don’t need intelligence to be a good father. Good communication skills, discipline, empathy, patience, humility, clarity and predictability are all traits that don’t require above average intelligence.
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2mo ago
I added © 2024 - No Rights for Hypocrites to the footer of my website. Claude scraped all pages at least once every week since it came online. Now what.
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2mo ago
Yeah, not going to use that.
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2mo ago
And their CEO.
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2mo ago
Why do people insist on making predictions for the future with today's numbers and constraints? Inference costs are plummeting, mostly driven by Chinese inventions.
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2mo ago
It is. The US is over.
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2mo ago
In my experience only people from the US are afraid to exercise their freedom of speech when conversing with friends, family and colleagues.
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2mo ago
What will you vote in the midterms?
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2mo ago
What is your point exactly?
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2mo ago
Capitalism prescribes a limited role of government, to protect the rights of private citizens and maintain an orderly environment that facilitates proper functioning of markets. This isn’t capitalism, it’s pure unfettered and uncontrolled g
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2mo ago
If ChatGPT goes bust, they'll find another ChatGPT, not another Google. I wouldn't be surprised if we'll see a popular competitor from China in the years to come. TikTok already took social media by storm, something nobody th
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2mo ago
This is where using a framework really shines. I used Laravel MCP which makes it trivial to add MCP tools to your CRUD.
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2mo ago
> Do those protestors face the real possibility of medical bankruptcy if they need extensive care? No. But wouldn't that be MORE reason to fight for a different future?
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2mo ago
If I recall correctly Brave scrapes the web via their users, cannot be individually disallowed in robots.txt and Brandon Eich is conversing in a pretty hostile manner in every thread about him or his company.
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2mo ago
That's 100% correct. Since Google's "helpful content update" Webmasters get massive amounts of "Crawled, not indexed" reports for anything Google considers "more of the same" or "thin content&quo
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2mo ago
Is it me or did Codex become a lot slower since about a month or so?
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2mo ago
If you don’t want to fight for the things you care about, you don’t deserve them. Giving up before even trying anything is completely absurd to me.
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