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by tdeck 5mo ago
What if you want to offload a lot of the work to libraries rather than generating (and presumably reviewing?) it yourself? Python has a very strong ecosystem of useful libraries because it's been around so long and is popular in a numb
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by tdeck 5mo ago
This is the real unlock.
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by tdeck 5mo ago
There are a lot of things that most people in the street want that aren't even on the road map to happening, so you have to ask yourself why this thing (which isn't hardly anyone's top motivating issue) is gaining traction.
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by tdeck 5mo ago
That's actually awesome. I'm working on a project right now that could use this!
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by tdeck 5mo ago
Is there no open source collective one can join which will share signing keys and handle signing?
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by tdeck 5mo ago
Malicious actors can easily pay a fee - they're either running a business or they work for a state actor.
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by tdeck 5mo ago
Oddly enoght those are now called the "bring attention to" element [1], the "idiomatic text" lement [2], and the "unarticulated annotation" element. 1: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/
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by tdeck 5mo ago
The US and Israel were instrumental in helping the Guatemalan government perpetrate genocide against indigenous people in the 1980s.
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by tdeck 5mo ago
Is there a description of the other projects that fall under that heading? I was curious but didn't see it skimming through the document.
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by tdeck 5mo ago
The executive compensation is pretty shocking https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/460...
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by tdeck 5mo ago
> Copy Fail 2: Electric Boogaloo What are people thinking with these meme style vulnerability names? It's going to be hard to pitch "we need to push back the timeline on this new infrastructure deploy while we mitigate Copy Fai
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by tdeck 5mo ago
If Wikipedia is ti be believed, Article 67 of the DPRK (North Korea) constitution gives citizens "freedom of speech, the press, assembly, demonstration and association" so I guess that's all we need to know about that.
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by tdeck 5mo ago
Don't you find that debugging takes place as part of feature development though?
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by tdeck 5mo ago
I'm familiar with the expression but if an American said that to me, I'd probably think it meant "rethink what you just said".
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by tdeck 5mo ago
As a learner it feels like Japanese is full of this kind of formalized, preemptory apologizing in all kinds of situations. You go to the supermarket and ask if they sell stamps (the answer is no) and they say the formal apology "申し訳ありま
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by tdeck 5mo ago
Not the parent but I've had this happen when debugging for sure. Sometimes I ask Claude Code to help me debug something and it makes a wrong assumption and just churns in circles burning tokens. While it's doing that I realize the
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by tdeck 5mo ago
2 minutes on Google showed me that DreamWeaver is still around and getting updates, so those desktop tools still exist as well.
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by tdeck 5mo ago
What about SquareSpace and the like?
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by tdeck 5mo ago
The strategy is to do what the US did to native Americans.
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by tdeck 5mo ago
Democratic leadership are also all Zionists who not-so-secretly approved of the war, which is why they stalled the war powers vote until after he attacked. https://capitalandempire.com/p/top-democrats-try-to-stop-vot...
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by tdeck 5mo ago
Freedom House. But then again, most of their funding comes from the US state department.
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by tdeck 5mo ago
> People making cooking websites, websites for their garden, etc usually have nowhere to go. They've had WYSIWYG website builders since the late 1990s.
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by tdeck 5mo ago
Now that I think of it, the last decade has just been wave after wave of techwashing the same old gambling. First it was sports betting, then cryptocurrency, then NFTs, then "prediction markets".
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by tdeck 5mo ago
People on LinkedIn who are trying to build their "personal brand" seem to favor it. In fact, that's basically all the platform is these days.
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by tdeck 5mo ago
Actually this more or less describes how accessibility APIs work.
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by tdeck 5mo ago
So ASP WebForms was the technology we needed all along?
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by tdeck 5mo ago
This isn't particularly relevant to whether you should use it right now though. If there's a restaurant I like but it might go out of business in a year I don't stop eating there today.
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by tdeck 5mo ago
Yes. That's the primary reason I use it, but you have to install an extension called "Video Background Play Fix".
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by tdeck 5mo ago
I'm curious if this will cause a drop in quality that will lead users to generally lose trust in software.
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by tdeck 5mo ago
Somebody's promotion packet depended on pushing this through the approval process.

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