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oh god I swear it said something different when I posted, or maybe I had too many cups of coffee yesterday...

Sounds like The Flavor Bible - it's a great reference book to find pairings of ingredients.

Statsig has worked great at my work, really polished and rich feature set. Their tooling to identify unused flags as candidates for removal is neat.

The per-seat billing we have in our agreement is a bit rough but it's workable.

They're not always booleans - for example, we often see feature flags being used for A/B rollouts.

Cloudflare themselves even uses them internally as such, by shipping new features/builds to their free customers first, and then progressively larger customers after a settling period.

Feature flags can also be randomly turned on, for a sort of fuzz testing. Don't think of them just as 'new things' - it could be 'changed behavior'.

I guess you could think of them as a boolean on every client but they're generally not implemented that way.

damn - didn't realize they discontinued the Oasis, rip

Not sure why you remove the tooltips from deactivated buttons

please don't submit AI slop articles, ty

Darn, this title got me excited about Minecraft.

There are newer ones with physical buttons.

You'll get a new ad if you take it online again, but they only persist for about a month or so before falling back to the generic 'read books' amazon ad.

I have my 2016 one setup without a password so when I open my cover the device unlocks, so I never really even see the ad unless I try.

This already happens. Most artists I listen to have a mailing list presale, then a spotify / promoter / venue presale, and finally the open sale in that order.

I've missed concerts due to delayed/cancelled plane flights or other booked transportation.

Darn, guess I'm not a true fan or I would've booked a private jet.

Still have the issue of transferring tickets to friends or such if you can't make it. Axios and some providers handle this.

That's a pretty crazy price for a pomodoro with a screen, lmao.

Interesting. My small game wiki was also affected ~3 weeks ago. It doesn't even show up on Google anymore even if you directly search for the URL.

We don't get any spam since there's no public signups for editing access.

Wow, Gemini 3.5 Flash surprised me there.

> a bit obscure for a reference

one of the most viral videos from 2012 is obscure?

I imagine the technique of having AI recreate the image from scratch based on a very detailed description might work.

I don't know, there's plenty of models these days that generate good splats just from objects at home.

I took maybe 10 pictures of a model I built and threw it at my 3060 during dinner and it came out quite nice.

Addresses can also be trivially found via voter records.

The image processing is neat. Local model ran in the browser?

Yep, similar - I just use a wired USB hub that can toggle between two outputs.

I just have the monitors auto-switch on (lack of) input when I put one machine to sleep. The single click buttons on the monitor also switch.

My community does something vaguely similar, where you get credit for having bugfix PRs merged, and it's deducted when you get feature PRs merged.

I don't need to learn every single linux cli tool flag in existence, it's not going to actually improve my life materially.

*gasp

Don't worry, we were also giving out millions (or more!) of dogecoin as tips on Reddit. Can't really get hung up on crypto shit.

It's worth sitting down for an hour and filing a bunch of information redaction requests.

they probably used the publish token in a pull-request-target workflow or something?

I can play FPS games decently on controller using the Original Steam Controller's pads.