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eezing

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    Comment #48398821

    This is a hidden gem in the Bay Area. Go check it out if you live near by.

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    Comment #48202943

    “Deletion of private cloud subscription…” Who deleted it?

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    Comment #48086923

    An idempotency key enables exactly-once semantics in a distributed system.

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    Comment #48042822

    I had a feeling I wasn’t the only one witnessing this madness.

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    Comment #47818452

    Not sure if this equates to more spend. Smarter models make fewer mistakes and thus fewer round trips.

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    Comment #47708575

    Elon is a grumpy old bastard now. That’s all he is, really.

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    Comment #46950963

    Very functional.

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    Comment #46920371

    When was product and design never the bottleneck?

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    Comment #46782552

    Addictive

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    Comment #46268906

    Aside from the following, JSDoc is absolutely TypeScript. Discriminated unions, conditional types, mapped types, template literal types, recursive type aliases, higher-kinded type …

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    Comment #46226772

    It looks AI won’t replace software engineers after all.

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    Comment #44791555

    With AI, this is about to get a whole lot worse.

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    Comment #43805262

    So don’t use Wikipedia then. Problem solved.

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    Comment #43805248

    Have you actually tried to tag, edit, or leave comments when you come across questionable content? I’ve found that the system works pretty well. It’s not perfect, but I can’t think…

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    Comment #42314678

    My favorite offenders are the CJS to ESM (only) conversions.

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    Comment #42273128

    This is actually very nice, thanks for posting. Not sure this will save you time and money, but it is very comprehensive.

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    Comment #41861913

    It’s Salesforce v2. A ridiculously expensive proprietary “easy-to-build” application platform with an ecosystem of ridiculously expensive consultants.

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    Comment #41849163

    Great way to promote yourself. Well done!

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    Comment #41643779

    [flagged]

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    Comment #41558055

    Never really occurred to me why Mr. Beast content doesn’t appeal to me (nor have I thought about it much)… their sole purpose is CTR. Makes sense. Lame.

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    Comment #41388115

    For autocomplete, FROM first makes a lot of sense. For readability, SELECT first makes more sense because the output is always at the top.

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    Comment #41219763

    Got it in 11

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    Comment #41076089

    Good for annotating js files here and there, but lousy dx.