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bhouser
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Comment #42314074
That’s my understanding as well, that it’s opt-in. That brings me little comfort. I actually love the idea of embedded LLM help. I just wish Google used on-device compute with smal…
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Chrome DevTools AI sends source code to Google
"Chrome DevTools uses the console message, associated stack trace, related source code, and the associated network headers as input data. When you use Understand this message, Goog…
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Comment #40016538
Well, yes actually. Except unfortunatly, I think I'm right.
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Comment #40014498
Is this an intentional browser API concession due to some polling limit? I don't see the connection?
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Comment #40013607
Interesting, didn't know that! Wonder why they don't. My issue here is with wheel events. They look identical for trackpads and mice, so I can't code for different behaviour.
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Comment #40013355
I'm actually hoping I'm wrong about the inability to reliably distinguish between trackpad and mousewheel wheel events.
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Comment #33804504
How is it discrimination if they set the termination date for ALL employees to March 1, 2023?
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Comment #30909858
Here's a much more salient example: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1499976967105433600 Musk is clearly pro-Ukraine, but apparently refused to block Russian news sources on Sta…
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Comment #30909780
He did just that a week ago: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1508566912845766656
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Comment #30075795
I think you're making a mathematical error here. If inflation goes to zero, that does not mean prices have fallen to where they were before. It merely means prices stop increasing …
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Comment #29357890
This would be incredible
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Comment #29158361
In case it didn’t occur to you: I think this was put forward as an example of culture producing negative outcomes.
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Comment #28350399
Comparing oneself with other people on a single dimension is a bad idea because likely the most extraordinary thing about that other person is what stands out. Said otherwise, it’s…
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Comment #28294129
The reason for Discord over Slack, BTW is voice & video. Otherwise Slack is working great.
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Comment #28294109
Discord would be awesome for work ... I want to use it so bad. But the terms of service are completely unpalatable. Discord basically gets a perpetual license to anything you post.…
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Comment #28130607
IMO a manager needs to make their direct reports and their team successful. But you can start doing that while you're an IC: get in the habit of unblocking people and generally bei…
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Comment #28108777
Can you elaborate on what you mean by a “duration swap” and “different forms of money”?
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Comment #27679075
I still think you're strawmanning the essay (and I'm sorry you didn't figure out sooner what you wanted to do with your life - that really sucks!). Bill Gates knew what he really w…
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Comment #27474268
Your point may be true, but it's not a rebuttal to the parent's assertion that "contagious narratives" are a normal part of many generally accepted systems. It's like you're throwi…
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Comment #27236419
I think the $40k price tag is deceptive if you look a bit closer. The extended range 300 mile battery is only available on the Platinum edition which starts at $60k IIRC, otherwise…
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Comment #18034249
Here is the version history. As other comments mentioned, last release was 5 days ago: https://microsoft.github.io/reactxp/versions/version_history...
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Comment #16673029
Obligatory XKCD: https://xkcd.com/313/
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Comment #14932661
Writing React apps in OCaml using Reason: https://reasonml.github.io/
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Comment #14923625
"Judge each part of your work based on your motivations." Nicely said. Puts into words a phenomenon I've experienced in the past: the more motivated I am, the more pragmatic my dec…