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Yes, but you can also do things for other people to make their day better. Saying that happiness comes from within doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try help others feel happy.

Is it so wrong for people to want to feel appreciated for their work? So they have a good experience and want to contribute again?

If we're making all kinds of unsubstantiated claims on the Internet, I was also out. I had the solution to P=NP in my pocket. Good luck to the team.

Then I think what you actually care about is scheduling fairness, and a strict ordering of execution of job 5 after job 4 is unimportant.

You have no ordering guarantees, so how can order be important? If 4 work items are scheduled on 4 independent workers, you have no guarantee which will start first or finish first.

Yes, but if you're going through the queue with multiple workers in parallel, you lose ordering guarantees anyway.

It seems strictly worse to use ORDER BY in this case, since if you're using SKIP LOCKED you should be doing parallel processing anyway, and if you're doing parallel processing, ordering is already going out the window.

It’s not even being prudish. It’s clearly informing you that hey, be careful about sending nudes because you might not realize the consequences – the messaging is about as nonjudgmental as it gets. As someone who has who has literally made amateur porn and probably as far from prude at it gets, this really doesn’t register on my prude detector.

Who is it stopping? You can literally click through. It LITERALLY says that it’s your choice.

Oh, I didn't realize that! The more you know.

I don't think Vite is really part of the Vue ecosystem. Vue is Vue, and Vite works with e.g. React or Svelte.

This is not CSAM. CSAM is none of:

- A child receiving an adult's naked pictures.

- An adult sending a child an adult's naked pictures.

- Children sending each other their own naked pictures.

CSAM is specifically adults producing naked, sexual pictures of children. Your example is categorically not that.

I mean, you can just click the button to send the nudes. It's a sign, not a cop.

How else would you name this? I don’t think you can make it any shorter without making it either incomprehensible or losing critical detail.

Yes and Google doesn't because you need to consent every time to give it location permission. What's the problem then?

But your browser tells you when your location is being used? It’s not like Google can secretly use your location without your browser alerting you to it?

Apart from the superficial use of the $ sign, what else is Perl about any of this?

Apart from the superficial use of the $ sign, what else is jQuery about any of this?

Huh? This is an entirely different serialization format altogether.

This didn’t stop Celery, though! Some people don’t like other vegetables either!

I don't think that's enough evidence to claim he made the whole story up.

This is a little picky, but the explanation of Chinese names given is Han-centric: there’s definitely other kinds of Chinese names too, like Tibetan and Uyghur.

Redis can't have a working set larger than memory. It has no mechanism to page data to disk. If your data set grows too large, you're hosed unless you add more hardware.

time_t has historically been a typedef to a 32-bit signed integer, so the signedness is baked into a lot of legacy software still running today.

I agree there has been a style shift, I don't think writing has gotten any less informative. I personally don't like formal writing, but either way it has no bearing on whether or not ideas can be gotten across effectively. Substance over style!

If I’m writing an email to my coworkers, what I really care about is the information I’m getting across and not really the presentation of it. If LLM autocomplete can speed up writing a totally functional email then how bland it is really isn’t at the top of my mind.

  On the other side of that token, the average language abilities of the average American office worker are pretty low so I’m assuming they view this as an enhanced AutoCorrect and they appreciate it because it makes them look less dumb.

Awfully presumptuous, don’t you think?

This is a ridiculous out of touch take. Of course young people know what desktop computing is like: they use it at school for class and use it at home for gaming. Have you considered that people might prefer mobile is preferable because it’s, well, mobile and you don’t have to lug a big ol’ machine around?

A per-installation fee model is bonkers: of course Unity is allowed to charge for their product, but if your margins are already pretty thin, it's pretty hard to budget for a per-installation fee – not even per sale!

No, it's a traffic optimization to avoid loading images you don't see until they are visible on the page.