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Humphrey
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Comment #49251284
My feedback on sbx: Concept is great - works quite well - I often have multiple short lived sandboxes running at once. Docs [1] on overriding auth are incorrect. Sbx ignores inject…
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Comment #48840825
A statement of what?
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Comment #48840821
You indictor is an indication of your intensions so that the other drivers are not surprised when they see you car move from the expected path. If you are only a road with light tr…
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Comment #48840793
> That is definitely not the point of a turning signal Incorrect. The turning signal is called an Indicator, because it give other drivers an indication of your intentions. So you …
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Comment #48826448
I hired a Chinese Haval Car for a weekend last year (Australia). It started beeping at me for being distracted because I was checking for traffic in the other lanes - which is cruc…
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Comment #48654809
Would love an iOS version! The keyboard landscape on iOS is grim, and gboard hasn't received updates in years.
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Comment #48581353
Correct - As an Australian I feel free to say anything. But as an Australian who might like to travel again to the USA at some point in the future, I do not feel I have freedom to …
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Comment #48117898
Oh wow! That sounds like a massive task. How involved have you had to be? How much is this costing you in AI?
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Comment #48117886
Coming this summer (it's always summer at the equator!) Or perhaps just Wet or Dry if you live in northen Australia.
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Comment #48116004
> Coming Spring 2026 What does this mean? I'm in Australia so I would expect Sept-Nov. But since I've only ever heard of American companies use seasonal typed release dates, my fir…
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Comment #48017077
I'll be very interested in how this AI port turns out. I am involved in a number of active projects that are being held back by the language / framework is holding back the project…
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Comment #47872569
Ah, this is the tractor that Jermey Clarkson needs!
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Comment #47774459
Oh, I do like the format of the models. Just like how strawberry graphql does this. I suspect that model format would be a much better development UX.
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Comment #47774390
I've actually been vibe coding a port of Django to Rust as a fun learning experience. I didn't expect it to be possible, but I've already got the core ORM working (including makemi…
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Comment #47725178
Oh, I have never heard of seasons starting mid-month. My mind is blown! In Australia it's just split up by months, with each season being 3 months long: March 1 - Autumn starts Jun…
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Comment #47319553
I love my TC Electronic clip on tuner!
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Comment #47211507
No... just speculation.
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Comment #47162406
Seems like the kind of bug caused by using Gemini to vibe code the GCP.
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Comment #46984060
Have they fixed all the keyboard bugs introducted in iOS 26.0 yet? I’m not sure how much longer I can put up with issues like this - I might need to switch back to Android if they …
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Comment #46806214
100% I am quite surprised that most languages do not have an ORM and migrations as powerful as Django. I get that it's Python's dynamic Meta programming that makes it such as clean…
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Comment #46773571
Have used pmtiles to self-host a “find your nearest store” map, which only needed to cover Australia. Created two sources: (1) a low-detail worldwide map to fill out the view (abou…
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Comment #46764471
This 100%
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Comment #46764464
Oh pmtiles is such a simple and innovative solution!
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Comment #46699280
I am still using an LG UltraFine 5k since launch. I experienced flickering in the first month and had the monitor replaced by supplier - and it's been amazing ever since! Also, thi…
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Comment #46438913
I know right! I'd never heard of HTTP Range requests until PMTiles - but gee it's an elegant solution.