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by sureIy 1y ago
What are you talking about? I'm out of the loop
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by sureIy 1y ago
JS tooling has been a mess since its inception. Here came Rome with promises of it just working and doing everything at once. Of course people sucked it up. Now whenever I read of "upcoming tools" I couldn't care less. Show m
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by sureIy 1y ago
What do you mean by "linting was broken"? I seriously doubt this statement without context.
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by sureIy 1y ago
ESM is actually quite simple. The problem is just that people don't know the basics and tools are encumbered by years of cruft and varying behavior. Check out how many "module" and "moduleResolution" behaviors TypeS
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by sureIy 1y ago
My custom default Claude prompt asks it to never explain code unless specifically asked to. Also to produce modern and compact code. It's a beauty to see. You ask for code and you get code, nothing else.
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by sureIy 1y ago
I'm aware that the US isn't Finland, what works in the latter might not work in other places. The US has gone to the far end of FREEDOM and is paying the consequences. Certain countries managed to reached an acceptable level of di
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by sureIy 1y ago
Is the CEO just following orders then? I think there's a precedent for that ruling.
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by sureIy 1y ago
It would be really funny if rich CEOs actually suffered the consequences of their actions, that's a right reserved to the plebes.
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by sureIy 1y ago
> Consoles are not competing with regular general-purpose computers Yes but why? They very powerful computers. New recycling laws might force companies to give up the keys to the hardware before or after their obsoletion. The precedent h
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by sureIy 1y ago
I think this is the real answer, however it would be difficult to use it as an excuse for the model since there are laws also against selling at a loss to undercut competitors.
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by sureIy 1y ago
Some country recently fined Apple every day until they resolved the issue. I think such solution would both help push Apple to actually resolve the issue and do so in a timely manner. As much money as they have, no shareholder wants to see
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by sureIy 1y ago
It has been a long time since I tried that, but it was never as simple as they claimed it to be. Now that plugin became a service, at which point you might just use a WP host and let them do their thing.
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by sureIy 1y ago
I don't know, but I would hope that it works because parents are expected to teach their children to behave. Also just because they can't take their phone or punish them, it doesn't mean that they can't suspend students
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by sureIy 1y ago
Pardon the newbie question, but isn't any "new" book/research a rearrangement of information you already obtained? Nobody invents anything starting from quarks. Like with infinite monkeys, something will eventually turn
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by sureIy 1y ago
I'm curious as well, but simply to understand why Microsoft would even waste time discussing the rate for a 2-day workshop.
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by sureIy 1y ago
Following that sentence, the article mentions a rejected review that used the phrase "modern day slavery," so it's not quite the same.
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by sureIy 1y ago
It happened once. TripAdvisor still shows a banner on the hotel page regarding the event: https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotel_Review-g580110-d594766-R...
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by sureIy 1y ago
Ok that only happened once, and only because the guy created multiple blatantly false reviews. It's not as simple as "food was shite." > Barnes later submitted negative reviews of the hotel online, including one that said
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by sureIy 1y ago
This is so fucked up. Can't wait for them to knock because of some misunderstood inside joke. If anyone reads my private messages, straight to jail for profanity.
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by sureIy 1y ago
Could you name a couple?
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by sureIy 1y ago
> ISPs may as well offer 10gbps as a default You're thinking with a technical mind, but don't forget the business, marketing, legal and support. Why have "unlimited" speed as baseline while you can charge some 10 time
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by sureIy 1y ago
I hear you, but at least it's not as bad as Google's version. What's Google Music All Access called now again?
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by sureIy 1y ago
> I completely understand TypeScript, Zod not so much Different tools. I only use TS but once you add external data to the mix you cannot escape `any` and `unknown` — so what you do is use `as`. Congrats, your types are now useless. Zod
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by sureIy 1y ago
I hate it too (and never had to use it) but $20/month is peanuts for people who use it professionally, unless they're from third world countries (which likely pirate it anyway)
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by sureIy 1y ago
> proprietary file formats Gimp can't handle them?
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by sureIy 1y ago
Is this about software or is it about you? I loved my computer when I was a kid, now I only see flaws. I don't think software was flawless at the time, it's just that I became very keenly aware of its current issues because this
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by sureIy 1y ago
What you're looking for is a <heading> tag. It would have been the right solution to this issue without introducing changes for h1-h6
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by sureIy 2y ago
CDC guidelines are nonsense here and I fail to see why they would give them. Is there a vaccine shortage? The claim is that you're more likely to catch the virus early in your life and thus "lifetime efficacy" is reduced as y
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by sureIy 2y ago
Here's the thing. You can't force people to use a social network. Literally no one cares about this stuff. There's a reason why there are like 5 social networks while thousands of people want to "make the next Facebook.&
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by sureIy 2y ago
Which is quite hypocritical coming from a compiling framework and thus such a ridiculous stance. We hate build steps in our build step.

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