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The seahorse emoji thing appears to be fixed actually. (Sonnet 5)

Idiocracy's mechanism isn't as solid as it seems though even if high educated people do tend to have have less kid. The movie basically suggests "smart people have smart kids, dumb…

At some point in middle/high school I realized that teachers were very impressed by em dashes and semicolons; I started using both constantly.

It's pre-Fable 5 but they did site a real study.

I don't think Godot's cli is exactly the same thing as this. Godot's cli allows you to start Godot, do some command, and exit. This allows you to do operations on a running instanc…

This article claims that Tom Bombadil is under-appreciated and then promptly gives no reasons to appreciate him more. We just get a brief description of who he is and what he does …

>but like most of their peers now, they only rarely write code. Citation needed. Are most developers "rarely" writing code?

You can select gas heating vs electric heat pump. The heat pump looks to be about a third the cost of gas.

>I feel git is done for good I'm either not understanding your comment or not understanding the project. Isn't this built on top of git?

I'm curious what your operational costs are and how we can help. I don't see a donation link anywhere.

Best for: anything but real-time chat, really. Maybe the best way to think of Discourse is as an anti-Discord. It's everything Discord isn't: asynchronous, open source, and self-ho…

I don't think Adams is talking about how reluctant the hero is but about failure and misfortune. Frodo definitely doesn't want to be there but he is far from being a failure. He sa…

> This post is my first foray into content like this. I wanted to scratch the itch of an interesting maths problem, with a light-hearted spin that I hope you enjoyed as much as I d…

This is my first time ever even seeing these words. Any recommendations on how to get started?

Puerto Rico, for example, counts as a destination but Puerto Ricans have US passports.

> It’s entirely possible that some dangerous capability is hidden in ChatGPT, but nobody’s figured out the right prompt just yet. This sounds a little dramatic. The capabilities of…

> I really think we are headed towards and over supply of content where there will be more stuff to read, watch, listen with very real value in all of them. We're already here with…

I'm a Neovim user but I have to agree with the recommendation. If you've wanted to check out vim/emacs but were nervous Helix is a good place to start. I do wish there was at least…

No one is writing 10,000 lines of code every day nor should they be.

This seems like a tough sell when Phoenix is already so good. I'm struggling to see why I'd use this over that.

This sounds like an absolute nightmare

I've never actually looked into this so maybe this is a dumb question but how hard would it be to make a symmetrical HDMI cable with no "up" or "down"? USB-C was rightfully lauded …

I haven't really used much other than Claude. I guess I should also note that I haven't really used LiveView much.

I'm a little surprised by the sentiment here that LLMs don't do well with Elixir. I've had a pretty good experience using AI tools on Phoenix/Elixir side projects.