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You can do stuff with unsigned values, it's just awkward. It most frequently comes up when serializing things.

Yeah, and it doesn't even have to be a query, it could be an idempotent effect. I think they'd be better off calling it IPOST (for idempotent post). Edit: ah, they declare QUERY as…

I don't think it would take many changes to fix it. Scott Galloway has some persuasive things to say about it. Even though Republicans are always trying to kill it, it's still bett…

While you're probably right about >90% of situations that fluent CAD users face, I think you might be suffering from a lack of imagination about situations where an LLM could help …

> Text does not have this. Not in an informal way. But from a technical perspective, of course it does: serialize the feature steps to text or to code, job done.

For Yubikey, this guide is worth looking at: https://github.com/drduh/yubikey-guide ("Community guide to using YubiKey for GnuPG and SSH - protect secrets with hardware crypto.")

Not "new routers" but "new router models".

You can send messages from desktop on Android too.

My favorite part about this is how you blame it on your friend, not on Apple.

More like, "everything is proprietary, so you get locked in".

It's CAD. Doesn't make sense to engineer an apple...

It's CAD. Is there a legitimate reason to use that to engineer a dog? Doesn't make sense to me.

There's no diagnostic test for it. So is it real?

It seems to be an extension of aspects that he talked about in his speech https://www.war.gov/News/Transcripts/Transcript/Article/4318... Specifically: > allow me a few words to ta…

The documentation leaves a lot to be desired. Especially regarding custom node development. But also on the user side, for example the kaka trigger node has zero info on its doc pa…

+1 thought they had caught an image of a Spirit airlines plane...

It also syncs modifications, so it's not really a backup solution.

Yeah that confused me at first too. They seem to be treating send() as if it has the same behavior as a setTimeout() call. If you think of it that way, it starts to make sense.

Their "proper implementation" lacks sufficient error/exception handling around the callback() call. It'll become permanently broken if it throws anything.

Imperative would be appropriate for things like tutorials and howto pages.

YouTube really needs to provide an option in their mobile app to disable shorts.

https://diataxis.fr/ is newer/more fleshed out

Read this https://diataxis.fr/tutorials-how-to/

Yeah, DOGE is going to fix the government? Um, wut...

Calling Redis a database is a generous generalization. For example, Redis does not necessarily provide the same kind of durability as a database does, nor the capabilities one woul…