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wired_devil

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    Comment #46994096

    "They actually only generate code and supervise it." I wonder what "supervise" means...

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    Comment #41503519

    Nice! I was searching for something like this! Jus got a install error: corepack install Adding pnpm@9.9.0+sha512.60c18acd144bff695d339be6ad13f7e936eea6745660d4cc4a776d5247c540d0ed…

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    Comment #29905798

    This things exist to solve "modern" problems, like the "inconvenience" of waiting 0.5s for your page to load. So you have to add a placeholder thing. But for that to be smooth, you…

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    Comment #29905678

    I think over time there were more use cases for everything. People still make sites with pure html and css (myself included) but that is not always the best way to do it. For examp…

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    Comment #26265612

    What languages are available? Great concept btw, i don't think i have ever seen an app like that...

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    Comment #26024711

    $9.5M, for a web browser, that doesn't even exist.

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    Comment #25883227

    I just do not reply anything for the next 15 minutes until they say what it is about.

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    Comment #25858071

    It leads me to think that no one that would fuck up the future will be able to do time travel in the first place. So it is not possible because anyone who dreams about going back i…

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    Comment #25333009

    So how is it gonna save energy mining coins?

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    Comment #23726315

    Do you have some intructions on how to use it? I am confused, it is asking for a server name and application port.

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    Comment #23249986

    And it is fine! This website uses table for layout, so...

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    Comment #23064264

    systemd is trash

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    Comment #22217331

    Hacker News "webmaster" stopped in 90's.

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    Comment #22217316

    It is easier for the frontend developer to look only to the status code of the response and pop up a paywall or something, rather than some message in the boby. The same goes for 4…

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    Comment #21660050

    I am skeptical with what people is calling 'AI' this days. I was expecting to see the generated code before subscription, there is a lot of sass that clain they have AI, but is onl…

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    Comment #20069442

    Nice! I am only missing a way to move a pile of cards.

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    Comment #16810524

    These ads are not intrusive. You can read the article perfectly. They are not obstructing your experience. You, however, is consuming their content and blocking their advertisers..…

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    Comment #16465464

    Also, that page gave me dizziness. Why that background colors? Jesus!

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    Comment #16229745

    Nice one. Can I use that?

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    Comment #16060496

    -"MacOs is too closed! Apple lock the user" (Now you can install kernel extensions) -"It's insecure!

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    Comment #14043601

    Macbook Pro 13 Early 2011. Upgraded to SSD and 8Gb memory. Still works well!

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    Comment #13811090

    Pretty cool names for the tools... Is this really real or a honeypot?

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    Comment #12980833

    Here, we are instructed to use the clutch only for switching gears. At least in your driver's licence test.

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    Comment #12291288

    So, what back-end deepstream uses?

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    Comment #12016233

    I don't like this syntax: "if: {". Using ":" for a one line statement is ok, but in most cases you have to use multiple lines and end up with two identifiers that represent the sam…