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411111111111111

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    Comment #36802556

    Apple has perfected their virtue signaling game and all the simps love it. I don't really mind it either anymore, a lot of people have this hero worship fetish and they can't help …

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    Comment #36797764

    I tried that a few times, but by the time I've explained enough for the code to be close to what I want i could've just implemented it myself twice over... And that's ignoring the …

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    Comment #36770488

    If that was true, then why are there movies/series created solely for streaming providers? It can't be there sole reason, and I sincerely doubt it's even true. Sure, the price of a…

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    Comment #36758499

    I only did depth=1 because the syntax doesnt change, i still don't see a difference to speak of css: div:has( > \* > \* > \* > \* > \* > \* > \* > #the-child) (backslashes added by…

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    Comment #36758001

    lets say you have ok nok css: div:has( > #the-child) xpath: //div[@id="the-child"]/.. isnt that kinda the same? I think I'd even consider the css version to be easier to understand…

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    Comment #36757707

    hx-on is the general js API from htmx, it's essentially a wrapper/shortcut for creating a js event handler. The htmx docs provide some examples https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-on/

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    Comment #36744079

    It's linked in the description https://github.com/JetBrains/lets-plot-kotlin

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    Comment #36739428

    You're responding to a comment that gave you a link to their inital plan, which was literally replacing the ads. click on it, your horizon might be broadened by the added knowledge…

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    Comment #36737220

    It's always surprising to me when I hear people using the brave browser... It's by a company that initially tried to replace their blocked ads with their own "safe and non-intrusiv…

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    Comment #36731517

    I'm not saying that it would be better for authors without copyright. That would indeed be hard to ascertain without a/b testing. My point was that it doesn't improve their lives, …

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    Comment #36726878

    You state this as a fact, but it's actually much less certain wherever it's ever been net-positive. It was probably intended that way, but the reality is that the power has been wi…

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    Comment #36725641

    Their comment was the one that this thread is bases on. They're merely pointing out that the original comment already gave an example why its a mess. I disagree with their point th…

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    Comment #36722806

    Leadership matters, Apples history is a prime example of this as shown by first faltering without Steve Jobs and then becoming the most profitable company after he rejoined. Noneth…

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    Comment #36698959

    Their self driving will work right around the same timeframe spaceX actually succeeds a launch with a final budget lower then the most expensive NASA launches were. It's honestly h…

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    Comment #36686143

    They're both kinda dumb though. Updating will create a new layer, but the old binaries will still be a part of the image as part of the history. The only correct way is to either r…

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    Comment #36676661

    Fastmail also includes DNS, a few GB of storage and optionally static web hosting from said storage. They're also providing you with a caldav server for synced calendar, notes and …

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    Comment #36652382

    Pretty much all videos I've seen of the current riots (mostly filmed via phones from bystanders) in France show a very different picture then racism. Even that unfortunate incident…

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    Comment #36644223

    From previous discussions it's my understanding the c integration is going to be the cause for the issues. From a python perspective it wouldn't necessarily be a big change, but ev…

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    Comment #36643195

    Your phrasing makes it sound like that's a negative. I'm honestly surprised they're required to abstain from doing so at the author's request. You can only read the context of the …