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So if you have a quiet and private ceremony is it ok to ask people who come to that not to take pictures?

Most of their products are server based so there's no version really. Also they kill stuff off before it would ever be v2 anyway. Also also, they're still better than Microsoft, see Xbox and Windows.

Is a 2024 Mac boo pro better than a 2025 Mac book?

I use it for translation all the time on my Pixel 7a with Gemini

I'll do it on my phone, but it's usually just over the area I was reading when I decided to look away, so it's not while I'm reading, only if I'm going to go somewhere else first.

Running vite inside a docker container would probably get you what you want

It's no worse than vscode. Sure there's permissions, but it's super common for an extension to start a process and that process can do anything it wants.

Totally agree it's awesome! It's a great example of performance as a feature.

Without it there's some silly inconsistency. For example I could call `person?.SetName(name)`, but if you wanted to refactor that into `person?.Name = name` you can't.

If that's the case then there should be another folder to put pictures that aren't mine.

It's almost like you want compile time type safety

My understanding is that Wise isn't a true international transfer. Wise has money already in a Brazilian account, and when they receive money in their European account then they send you money from their Brazilian account. If they don't have enough money in that Brazilian account then it can't be instant like it is today.

CRDTs are the way to go if you need something very robust for lots of offline work.

How's that different from Electron?

I think that we should be fine with growth flattening out.

Very frustrating because it hides syncing your data into 3rd party clouds, not just their priority one. So I can't sync with Google Drive without paying them, which is very weird.

See always having a synthetic primary key

From what I've read about that incident I don't know what the devs could have done. The company sure was a problem but also the laws basically saying a computer can't be wrong. No dev can solve that problem.

Totally agree. I've found that people who don't understand the value of types are usually solo devs

Wow

Right but in supply chain terms I'm way less likely to trust the build from some random person. So if your company cares about it's supply chain it's easy to justify the expense.

I wonder if the people saying that would agree that they've been improving.

What did you see? Chat GPT produced a bunch of words which were each a combination of the first 2. Gemini and Claude gave words which felt related in some vague way

Yeah I don't know if I've ever used them. Maybe once or twice ever. For me the main problem is UX. Sharing from my platform (copy url on computer, share button on android) is always in the same place. But the share button built in is never in the same place across different websites, how could it be?

Bot blocking through obscurity

The best way to do it is right from the start. It's hard enough as is but adding it on after the fact is even harder.

Why does CodeRabbit need write access to the git repo? Why doesn't Github let me limit it's access?

If it works you'll have a bunch of people faking it for each other, and if it doesn't then it's no different than anything else.

I do wonder how something like v0 would handle that request though.

I find it impressive that LLMs can so closely mimic the behaviour of a junior dev. Even if that's not a desirable outcome it's still impressive and interesting.