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yummybear
4y ago
I wonder, and this is speaking from virtually no experience in the area, if it would be possibly to use machine learning to infer all the myriads of layout rules (etc.), instead of actually writing to spec
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yummybear
4y ago
Awesome, but it’s totally missing the atmosphere in the originals imo
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yummybear
4y ago
I guess this is what they call “remote debugging”.
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yummybear
4y ago
How can not choosing to do thing voluntarily be seen of as a strike, even if it is coordinated? I (personally) don't see that as a reasonable interpretation.
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yummybear
4y ago
Actually the worst is the -3C and that snow that's really wet but also icy enough it hurts your eyes, and windy.
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yummybear
4y ago
IMO, there is something going on here. Besides the large amount of inflaming articles published by aista, a lot of ... interesting articles show up when you google the people involved, if you go down that rabbit hole: Company Information
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yummybear
4y ago
GraphQL is a great way for letting apps and people query data in _the way you intended it to be queried_. SQL injection is about querying and change data in ways _that were not intended_. This article is comparing apples to oranges. If you&
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yummybear
4y ago
I do miss the days when you'd FTP to your server and sync changes.
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yummybear
4y ago
Infrastructure is definitely required - safe bikelanes are almost a "must have". I live on the highest point in copenhagen and bike to the lowest. Granted it's not a mountain. Weatherwise, and I bike to work every day - 6-7 k
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yummybear
4y ago
I love seeing people experiment with this technology. You can feel we’re on the cusp of something great - whatever it is, we’re just not quite there yet.
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yummybear
4y ago
Doing algorithms and functions are the least of my worries as a web developer. I need a copilot that helps me determine which kind of ui elements i need to help with task. I need it to automate standard issues like make login functionality
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yummybear
4y ago
Thank you for a great product - that’s all :)
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yummybear
4y ago
If you need a system built and you can only afford one person.
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yummybear
4y ago
How do you feel about a non-renewable subscription, i.e. pay for 12 months access, and then having to re-pay at the end of the cycle to restore access?
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yummybear
4y ago
Wildly incorrect in my region at least. Seems like one of the sources is sports databases, as most are (to me) completely unknown soccer players.
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yummybear
4y ago
The entire article and the website seems kind of autogenerated
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yummybear
4y ago
What’s really effective is the way it maintains a thread through the dialog.
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yummybear
4y ago
But that’s not “awareness” - that’s an if-statement.
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yummybear
4y ago
They will "periodically" check if there are better standards. The USB-C will only be fully introduced by 2027. I think it's probable that at least as soon as they're fully introduced we need a new standard.
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yummybear
4y ago
I used to be a Musk fan. Maybe I didn't know enough about working conditions. But with the recent twitter stories, and this horrible bossy statement, I'm done. He's just an asshole.
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yummybear
4y ago
Great, but doesn't using plastic for surfaces exposed to a great amount of wear and tear, add to the microplastic problem?
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yummybear
4y ago
I can't play any instruments, but I would love to go somewhere where you can just play with these kinds of things (and bring your kids).
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yummybear
5y ago
I understand what you’re saying. A problem is we have enemies weaponizing free speech as propaganda through social media. We have fascist wannabe dictators with a speaker in every citizens wallet. We have role models peddeling antiscientifi
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yummybear
5y ago
Does this mean Trump will be let back in again, because then I'm out.
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yummybear
5y ago
Failed OTA update?
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yummybear
5y ago
Is anyone these days? That said I, personally, do prefer more concise naming.
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yummybear
5y ago
I can understand the reasoning, in this specific case. But having every function designating their unit is a new hungarian notation. Imagine working with: setSpeedInKilometersPerSecond vs. setSpeed I'd rather have it baked into the lan
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yummybear
5y ago
“This file is sponsored by Squarespace. How dystopian.
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yummybear
5y ago
I think it would depend on how safety conscious you are.
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yummybear
5y ago
A question I often ask myself (though I don't work with anything with actual human risk) - when are my concerns valid and when am I coming off as just having a bleak outlook. My own personal experience is that it's easier to be co
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