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Comment #45023828
When I went browsing through their GitHub I was surprised at how little web-specific code they have. It's basically just their React Native mobile app and a tiny go server. I under…
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Comment #44709156
So far each big, unpopular decision by Bezos has led to significant cancellations of paid subscriptions. Since it's happened more than once I don't think it's safe to assume the re…
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Comment #44709061
The problem is that opinions are way cheaper. Look at the article currently promoted at the top of Post opinion page: "Trump is off to a good start with an AI action plan" https://…
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Comment #44708908
I've found Claude to be terrible at undoing. It feels analogous to what would happen if you put me in front of a broken project without source control that I've never seen before a…
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Comment #44683289
I have a gut feeling that writing this kind of MCP server can't be the future of software development. I'd expect a two year old AI model to need this kind of handholding, but I do…
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Comment #43112775
> Second date has capabilities of network eavesdropping, MiTM, and code injection This is probably a dumb question but doesn't that require an SSL cert? Obviously the NSA can get s…
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Comment #42961028
Because flexbox & grid are amazing. And you'll probably need it anyway if you ever have to render arbitrary rich text.
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Comment #42960999
In what contexts is 0.84 ± 0.16 actually "nearly perfect"?
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Comment #42413812
Why should we question that? The most obvious answer would be that women who have a hard time giving birth are more likely to get painkillers and less likely to want a second child…
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Comment #42313483
But do the Houthis?
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Comment #42309568
> Over the coming days and weeks they will disperse along their orbital plane, and likely also raise their orbital altitude. That's historic data
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Comment #42304350
Then tell me where these ones are: https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/usa-354.htm
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Comment #42134958
I misread your comment. It wouldn't make sense to have a non-async sleep in a browser, as it is an event-loop based primarily single-threaded JavaScript runtime.
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Comment #42134841
function sleep(ms) { return new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(() => resolve(), ms) ); }
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Comment #41965328
The money is not actually missing*. Oxfam attempted to add up all the numbers in various PDFs linked on the World Bank's website and got a total that's less than the headline figur…
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Comment #41943604
What about holding down the shift arrow, pressing the down arrow five times, then ctrl-r? In most IDEs replace with an active selection will default to replacing only in the select…
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Comment #41811764
Is groupcache suitable for current use? I don't see commits in years and the issues have reports of panics due to bugs.
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Comment #41799377
I'm super new to this so I'm probably missing something simple, but isn't a trigram index one of the canonical solutions for fuzzy search? Eg https://www.postgresql.org/docs/curren…
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Comment #41724768
Yes, and?
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Comment #41724518
I'm quite fond of a little helper like so: createElement({ className: 'p-2 flex justify-end', contents: createElement({ tag: 'img', src: '/os-logo-maps.svg' }), }); I got the idea …
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Comment #41719349
And yet as a user I sometimes find local-first applications harder to reason about. For some apps I know to force-quit and relaunch the mobile app after reconnecting to the network…
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Comment #41715348
Using an s3 object per key would be too expensive for many use cases. The website is a bit fancy but the readme seems to pretty straightforwardly explain why you might want this. I…
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Comment #41686149
The door plug could also be spun as a supplier issues. Ultimately this points to poor supplier management at Boeing. Boeing realizes this, and is taking steps to address it includi…