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Sounds like you have a solution for the trolley problem but modified so that the many are mildly inconvenienced instead of killed.

The comments aren’t the problem.

I actually blocked deepwiki from all my searches because I was fooled multiple times by the slop into thinking I’m doing something wrong while using the library, only to discover t…

It’s also demonizing doctors and the healthcare system a bit too much for my liking. I’m located in Europe, so I may have a slightly different view, but my doctors clearly care and…

Does this support private repositories with collaboration?

Why is it even necessary to be an interview ? If the computer is used to generate a summary anyway, why not do it via email with one or two follow ups?

Piggybacking on comments regarding the external hosting: It's just a matter of time until there will be a paywall in front of this. Hook people on something, then demand money.

Basically it removes excess water from the filter, creating less soggy pucks. Easier to clean. I imagine the rapid depressurisation "upwards" may cause the puck to move a bit upwar…

I have the same impression. I guess the machine is completely passive regarding temperature and requires a) a preheated water source and b) a hot-water flush before each use to hea…

This is likely great for serving SQLite data to frontends using the SQLite http-vfs. Would be great combined with functions/triggers/views to mirror specific data/queries from Post…

I admit to not having that much experience in prolog, but I'm having a hard time translating the time parameter `[n]` into executable prolog. Anyone got a clue?

"PostgresSQL"? "SQL Lite"? Not even getting the names of the supported databases right doesn’t create trust…

They intentionally added a copyleft-licensed library (options-ext) written by himself to poison the supply chain via `dirs-sys`. (Commit: https://github.com/dirs-dev/dirs-sys-rs/co…