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sn0wleppard

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    Comment #48538583

    Is that stat from the consultation in which opposing it wasn't even an option? https://xcancel.com/BigBrotherWatch/status/20338777100076117...

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    Comment #48501192

    One of our repos at work (56 contributors) still has all the original branch commits visible on PRs that were squashed and merged in 2018, I've never noticed anything like that bei…

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    Comment #47777620

    The CEO of the company in question with the age limit, for one

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    Comment #47453308

    Sounds like it might have been added later but it's in the credits now >The idea for parallel paths and the illustration style developed independently, but the team did take inspir…

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    Comment #47410514

    Similar in my team and I don't feel like there's much context switching. With around 8 engineers there's usually at least one person not in the middle of something who can spare a …

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    Comment #46586144

    I tried Claude on a project where I'd got stuck trying to use some MacOS media APIs in a Rust app. It just went in circles between something that wouldn't compile, and a "solution"…

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    Comment #46540709

    OED records the first usage as a mass noun in 1702, I think the ship's already sailed there

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    Comment #45165524

    The worst is when you have lines in a similar pattern across your formatter's line length boundary and you end up with setup_spi(&adc, mode=SPI_01, rate=15, cs_control=CS_MUXED, cs…

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    Comment #45036630

    Nice place to cut the quote there > [...] — an idea ChatGPT gave him by saying it could provide information about suicide for “writing or world-building.”

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    Comment #44452460

    It's a travesty how much "Freedom" Scientific charges for a developer JAWS licence

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    Comment #44385239

    Funny how it suggests using the long-abandoned and recently deprecated create-react-app. Why not vibe code your app built on tech debt from day one!

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    Comment #44363667

    This is maybe specific to the model, but my previous phone (Xperia 10 V) had its sensor on the power button and I'd always unintentionally unlock it immediately after locking it an…

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    Comment #43855052

    John Berger's Ways of Seeing, I think it's all on youtube. There's also a book adaptation though I've not read that

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    Comment #43643847

    Yeah, it didn't suprise me that the only woman in all the demos was coming to interupt the BUSY dev and his Important Work. I was surprised that this is made by Flipper, though!

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    Comment #43010285

    And how many are Instagram users who created a Threads account after being prompted but never actually use it?

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    Comment #42274595

    For a start, they pad some of their popular playlists with in-house producers: https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/spotify-is-creating-i...

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    Comment #41509821

    Bizarre that I can't save this to my watch later playlist because it's "content made for kids"

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    Comment #41317803

    You don't even have to go to about:config - it's got a checkbox on the user settings page!

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    Comment #41317799

    Yeah, I'd already turned it from the standard settings page.

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    Comment #41066371

    For a while apple.com itself had a hack to force a DOM re-render because of a Safari bug

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    Comment #41043765

    There's some difference but a lot of overlap in the basic functionality - Firefox is compatible with all the chrome.* API calls I use in my own extension

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    Comment #40943652

    You can still buy music from iTunes, not sure what formats you can download but AFAIK it's DRM-free these days

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    Comment #40643958

    The "relaxing piano for studying" type playlists get a huge amount of streams, and they're among the easiest to fill with AI slop

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    Comment #40415945

    Le Corbusier did, Goldfinger did, Neave Brown did. Have you seen the price of flats in the Barbican? Just because you don't like them aesthetically doesn't mean no-one does.