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Comment #49189969
And isn't that just Server-Sent Events (SSE)?
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Comment #49189889
I doubt they are saying any services out there have 1,000,000,000,000 users.
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Comment #49146784
Generally speaking, heavy metals accumulate as you move up the food chain, so it will be true for any large fish.
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Comment #49116408
I would imagine that CodePen has extensive tooling to address this already from v1, too.
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Comment #49000236
Having a marketable address is not advertising.
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Comment #48999792
Chinese infrastructure, presumably.
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Comment #48971516
I may not be the standard case, but I use Claude Code over Codex, OpenCode, Amp, etc primarily because of the UX, not the models or pricing.
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Comment #48969436
What do you mean in spite of their tech choices? When have the tech choices ever been an issue in the lifespan of Claude Code? From where I sit, it seems like their tech choices en…
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Comment #48896944
No, this is the current dictation functionality on iOS 26.
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Comment #48883698
Do you think you were the first person to write a blog post about coding harness token usage?
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Comment #48753090
It didn't happen for everyone inside the US, either. Also I believe it was only available for 2 days.
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Comment #48746534
Yes, exactly. 12-TET stands for 12 tone equal temperament, where "temperament" is a tuning system. There are other tuning systems, which I intentionally avoided discussing because …
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Comment #48739415
In a nutshell: An octave (for example from a C to the next C) is a doubling in frequency. In the Western diatonic system, there are 12 notes per octave. (C, C#, D, D#, E, F, F#, G,…
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Comment #48711800
I don't know, middle management is all about people and project management, and I don't think AI is displacing that.
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Comment #48694412
I absolutely believe it! And feel the pricing model makes perfect sense for the use case.
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Comment #48693167
I don't know what the right term is, but maybe "deterministic" pricing (this is not the right term, but maybe closer). That is, I'm not going to know how much a sprite cost until I…
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Comment #48689756
Fly.io's Sprites [1] do offer public web access as an option. They also have dynamic pricing. https://sprites.dev
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Comment #48665873
I think you're thinking of trademark, but this isn't a trademark claim, it's a copyright infringement claim. The legal question is whether the guitar shape can be copyrighted.
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Comment #48659623
Well, if a study finds that nearly everyone of your skin color at your latitude is deficient, you can make an educated guess.
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Comment #48653208
A year's worth of daily 5000 IU (125 mcg) Vitamin D supplements costs approximately $15, so you could also just supplement.
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Comment #48629169
I don’t think companies are donating to 20 different maintainers in the hopes of getting 20 different specific features implemented, either.
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Comment #48623601
I'm not sure how that's related to your initial question of "How do you ensure that funds ear-marked for a donor-specified issue goes toward that issue and not something else?" If …
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Comment #48623177
Yes, and donation/sponsorship is not the tool for the latter.
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Comment #48622321
And this thread is about OpenAI.
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Comment #48446757
I do too, but I feel like TypeScript stands alone as an unusually effective and pleasant to use bolted-on type system. I've not seen any other approach come close. (My sample size …