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by explodes 6mo ago
If the webmaster notices this, the squares aren't great on mobile.
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by explodes 6mo ago
Huge miss. Again. And again. And again.
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by explodes 6mo ago
Dendrite Crack is a really cool name for something... Not sure what...
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by explodes 6mo ago
> In fact, a reliable engineer ought to be comfortable working on products people hate, because engineers work for the company, not for users. I prefer to take pride in my work. This sounds like hiding ones neck to collect a paycheck. I
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by explodes 6mo ago
That part bugged me too!!! Like, why! There are two places at least, guh.
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by explodes 6mo ago
We all knew Microsoft was going to destroy GitHub eventually when it was first bought. How much longer do you want to tolerate the enshittification? How much longer CAN you tolerate it?
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by explodes 7mo ago
When your code uses inversion of control, which can allow your code to inject different versions of your dependencies, such as a mocked disk API, or network resource, the code is often more testable because of the separation of concerns, an
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by explodes 8mo ago
Let's not pretend there isn't a huge difference between automated privacy invasion and manual.
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by explodes 8mo ago
This was a great read, even without having been working with Go for some time. It was well written, the examples demonstrated nearly everything, and being able to edit samples to test everything else, all on my phone, is quite delightful. C
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by explodes 8mo ago
People should always consider the "abusive friend" scenario with regards to privacy. Even marriages can be extremely abusive... The assumption that people on your friend's lists, Steam or anywhere (even just people in the sam
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by explodes 8mo ago
Point 1 may be a problem if you're embedded. Otherwise, enjoy the fact that the 150,000 lines of c-code are some of the most tested lines of code on the planet. Point 2 doesn't tackle the reasons why there is a mismatch between in
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by explodes 8mo ago
Awesome! I've always wanted to try this game so this is a good breezy intro.
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by explodes 8mo ago
Who all have you seen crying? Nobody really? Oh ok.
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by explodes 8mo ago
Indeed. I challenge all bored-enough readers to an exercise: compare your doomscroll to your friend's doomscroll. It's wild how much they can differ.
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by explodes 8mo ago
Were these cannibalized companies working on an implementation that is not a terrible idea? I'd go as far as saying that it was a decent enough idea that we can applaud the efforts while also rooting for the 'underdogs'.
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by explodes 8mo ago
The point of saying this is to let you realize that the last ten years weren't a disaster.
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by explodes 8mo ago
Whatever the pasta is now, it cooks quite differently. You'll get softer noodles much quicker, and will congeal into a blob unlike the old recipe. Additionally the water gets extra starchy with the new recipe. I haven't seen it
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by explodes 9mo ago
For other mobile users: https://www.cvefind.com/en/cve/CVE-2025-20700.html https://www.cvefind.com/en/cve/CVE-2025-20701.html https://www.cvefind.com/en/cve/CVE
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by explodes 9mo ago
There is config you can add to your ~/.claude/settings.json file for this. (I'm on mobile!)
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by explodes 9mo ago
So we could be run over by a black hole at any time, too? How wild is that!
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by explodes 9mo ago
There are certainly very real humans deciding if this target gets hit or not and why.
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by explodes 10mo ago
God I love Hacker News.
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by explodes 10mo ago
Link should be https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S027323009...
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by explodes 10mo ago
The animation also shoves the mobile site down one line at a time, so if you skipped ahead because you're trying to read complete sentences, you get an unpleasant experience.
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by explodes 10mo ago
From a comment above, this should be, at least partially, doable with MCP: https://github.com/penpot/penpot-mcp
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by explodes 10mo ago
The 2nd version is the most idiomatic.
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by explodes 10mo ago
I welcome this change. I wonder what the actual resulting impact will be, however.
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by explodes 10mo ago
> Researchers used Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s exascale supercomputer El Capitan to perform the largest fluid dynamics simulation ever
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by explodes 10mo ago
In-Ride Ads coming soon to a car ride near you
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by explodes 10mo ago
It has been a pleasure learning and practicing Rust with Bevy. Making games, simulations, and art is why I started doing all this anyway.

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