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Then people will carve around the edges. Also do you need to moderate every single post or comment by anyone? That's not free also.

The people rely on them too much, sadly

I didn't know some of these details and it's quite impressive what they were capable of, if this website's accurate, at least...

TIL they're Turkish

Only 200s if a query parameter value is the solution to a question encoded on the rest of the route, and has to be a question listed in the index, and can respond with 200 only one time per correct answer.

Improvement in what way?

A lot of these projects and commits would benefit a ton from proper decentralisation. What functionality of GitHub are you *actually* using?

Why?

It's so that they can sell more things to enterprise customers

Is the policy now to "harvest whatever we can ASAP" without any regard or consideration for the future or the environment?

There are dozens of us!

I got mine to build me an interactive quiz for the UK elections, unsure if that's better or worse... It felt not so biased but who knows right?

@wingdiction please always link to the direct article: https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/tesla-autopilot-c...

Reminds me of this video: https://youtu.be/3m5qxZm_JqM - "Clarke and Dawe - The Front Fell Off"

I see that people are recommending rclone instead

vibrant colours that don't match

X. Y. SUPER Z. heading

X. Y. SUPER Z. in subheading

excessive purple and gradients

--> arrows

cards, cards, cards, cards

doesn't just X, emdash, it [SUPER Y]

more cards

ridiculous awful contrast in copy that makes things unreadable (grey on black etc)

> Bun's Rust port has not shipped in a released build yet. The Bun you install today still runs the original Zig implementation. This audit is the pre-release pass over the port.

That's good to see. I was getting a bit worried but now feeling better about it.

I guess they'll be able to vibecode a replacement pretty quickly

I hope they make it open source!

Even with the latest updates?

> Jury Finds Live Nation Acts as a Monopoly in a Victory for States In a verdict that could have far-reaching consequences in the music industry, the live colossus that includes Ticketmaster was found to have violated antitrust laws.

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/15/arts/music/live-nation-an...

Pretty good. I test it every now and then from random photos. Sometimes spot on, sometimes gets very close, unless it's really ambiguous.

Article contains this:

> I’ll happily tell you who they are - get in touch

Ran into this in an X thread, description from website: A systematic survey of 2,430 tool picks from Claude Code across 3 models, 4 project types, and 20 categories

Archive link: https://archive.is/g3Bok

I can't access the article so I will respond to only the title.

I use a rough threshold of how much responsibilities they can, or, have to endure, and manage to take care of in a good enough way.

Was it a blatantly bad idea or was it some risk that triggered that would have been beyond your typical risk threshold otherwise?

Just need to amplify it 10000 times

The separate process for clipboard: yep... I'm having to do this to be able to get the cursor position myself in Wayland... (This is for a screen recorder app)

It's fascinating how we're STILL reverse engineering something built thousands of years ago, somewhat respectfully without disturbing it!

It's kinda convenient because every service needs to ask you for the age now because they can't serve under 13s in a lot of cases. Having it be a simple API would be a decent convenience, no?

If you connect it with a permission system where you can choose whether to provide this information (e.g. >13 as a bool or age as an integer or the birthday as a date) that can't be too bad I guess?

I haven't read the whole thing of course.

There's enough people on both camps I'm sure.