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by thiht 9mo ago
Oh god why
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by thiht 9mo ago
The little video seems really weird to me, the author is clearly trying to resize outside of the border?? I just tried it myself and the resize zone feels more than reasonable: https://imgur.com/iip8DIL there's like 5m
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by thiht 9mo ago
> Trump is a lot less powerful than John Gruber thinks I genuinely wonder what it will take for people who think like you to understand the dangerous slope the world is on because of just Trump and his cult.
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by thiht 9mo ago
Yeah because I think it’s a seriously good idea. Making knowledge and science somewhat addictive is a cool goal I could see myself using that
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by thiht 9mo ago
I thought the scroll didn’t work at first, apparently only the bottom of the screen is scrollable. I see other comments talking about a voice, I don’t have it, just the music? Also the content is really irrelevant and uninteresting (I’m ass
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by thiht 9mo ago
You can also renew at any time. I’ve paid for it in the past, at some point stopped using it for a few years, and when I started using it again I just renewed for a year to get a few years worth of updates at once. I like this pricing a lot
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by thiht 9mo ago
Ugh, damned if you do, damned if you don’t.
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The most popular Go dependency is(blog.thibaut-rousseau.com)
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by thiht 9mo ago
The US is a disgusting country
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by thiht 9mo ago
I recently started using k9s after using kubectl for a while. It's just faster and more convenient. A well made TUI also offers a bit more discoverability than a CLI. If you know exactly what you're looking for the CLI is fine, bu
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by thiht 9mo ago
If you’re using GitHub, you can use Copilot for an additional automated code review on pull requests. It’s very good at noticing typos, or refactoring issues. If you don’t Use GitHub, you can ask any LLM for an automated review before pushi
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by thiht 9mo ago
That’s what I would have done. Planting a few lies to protect your anonymity can’t hurt. Maybe they quit months ago, or maybe they didn’t even put their notice yet.
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by thiht 9mo ago
Is "an app to write blog posts" the best example they could find? What’s even the point, who will even read AI slop blog posts? If they can’t even come up with a good, useful idea to showcase their product, I can’t believe it’s wo
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by thiht 9mo ago
> It's like having one murder down your block and stating that you don't see the issue because nobody attempted to murder you so far Yeah over exaggerations are probably not helping the cause. I’ll stick with eSim
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by thiht 9mo ago
LinkedIn has been high value to me. You just need to ignore the whole social feed, games, and garbage notifications. Use it as a resume platform and let recruiters / founders reach out to you. I’ve had great job offers in the last few
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by thiht 9mo ago
Almighty Google knows better, you don’t want English, you just don’t know it yourself! No seriously, I’m sure 2026 is the year the finest engineers in the world finally learn about Accept-Language and the fact that physical location != spok
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by thiht 10mo ago
Trump tried to overturn an election and failed, he’s a moron but he won’t make the same mistake again. The next US elections will be rigged, if there are even elections.
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by thiht 10mo ago
That doesn’t make VSCode not open source. It’s fair that third party integrations like the extension store, or some extensions, are not open source. That’s what they are, extensions.
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by thiht 10mo ago
Bought the Audeze Maxwell headset earlier this year and I returned it almost instantly. It’s extremely heavy and uncomfortable, the sound is not that good and the mic is trash.
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by thiht 10mo ago
MacBooks are premium, no matter how much memory they have
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by thiht 10mo ago
Haha that’s clever, I will try this
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by thiht 10mo ago
I had the same issue with my Hotmail address. I know the address and password, but Microsoft won’t let me login. And they ask ridiculous things like, what emails are in the inbox. I haven’t used this address for 20 years, I just want to acc
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by thiht 10mo ago
Mine looks weird but it's decorated: @star @lights @balls def christmas_tree(): n1 = Node() n2 = Node() n3 = Node() n4 = Node() n5 = Node() n6 = Node() n7 = Node
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by thiht 10mo ago
We get the symbolic reason. It’s still overused and lazy because it doesn’t even relate to the project itself except for its origin in the most generic way. They could at least use PhoenX or FenX to link it with X
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by thiht 10mo ago
Not sure why you’re being downvoted, that’s a ridiculous statement. 2000€ for a laptop is definitely premium pricing, not mid range.
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by thiht 10mo ago
> I barely understand how to commit things in Vscode anyway Yeah that’s on you not even trying. Source control panel, add files or chunks, write message, commit.
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by thiht 10mo ago
It never was "you're paranoiac", it was "I don't care". Which still holds true when the providers don't abuse this power.
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by thiht 10mo ago
Wait so the TPM check is not some kind of real Windows 11 limitation? They could make an option to bypass this check (with all kind of "I KNOW WHAT I AM DOING" checkboxes I assume), they just chose not to do it? This is madness
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by thiht 10mo ago
> But creating and picking those placeholders used to be somebody's job, maybe a junior artist Realistically, no.
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by thiht 10mo ago
That’s incredibly harsh. A blanket ban on AI generated assets is dumb as hell. Generating placeholder assets is completely acceptable.

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