Yeah, their comment read as incredibly privileged, and that paragraph pretty much said what they didn't have to
> Finally, the sheer obsession with money saddens me You'd think they need it to live or something
> is an ad to buy a MAWA hat There's no quicker way to get me to close a tab, aside from maybe just invoking window.close() yourself
> see from a mile away that this guy is trash Actually possible, given the billboards lol
As a fan of tools like this and Eternal Jukebox, I cannot wait for the ones that have an option to request a cut specifically, like "from approximately this point, jump back to around this other point", while using the…
> Over the last couple years, authorization (AKA “authz”) has become a hot topic of debate. Proponents of various authz frameworks, libraries, and philosophies have voiced their opinions on how it should be implemented,…
> This one takes the cake. They're dangling a carrot: hey, any low-ranked mod interested in taking over the subreddit for yourself? And they're still insulting everyone's intelligence It's transparent, sure, but it…
> Those 2,000 people are influencing what half a billion monthly active users think/believe I'm not aware of reddit's admins having a large hand in curating site content, though I also haven't been heavily into reddit…
I have a bit of nostalgia for all those 'share' buttons you'd see lined up on blog posts back in the day.
God, thank you. It's the absolute lowest-hanging fruit.
> Microsoft Good joke. MS has always been in the 'incompetent evil' quadrant, Newcomers just keep inexplicably giving them the benefit of the doubt or assuming/insisting they've "changed".
> You get only one preview, so if you miss that exact match by even one character, you’re on a wild goose chase Which has done wonders for my memory :D (You _can_ cycle through past entries, but will check this out as…
For me it was Google Talk. It hit the sweet spot of a lightweight chat app that didn't take any configuration or convincing for my non-techie friends. I still miss it.
> There seem to be two kinds of people: ones who see the mistakes ChatGPT makes and the ones who don’t Agreed; it quickly became apparent once I found myself entering the 'seeing its rough edges' camp. Once you've…
> the magical sequence of fellow accounts You're just describing being well connected, which is nothing new. It's not 'a magical sequence of accounts', it's being part of a community. > if you're in XYZ group you'll get…
> The list could go one, I'd hope it at least reached two or three :thinking:
Bingo, all we have to do is map every valid sentence to valid LaTeX :D
> The reason we don't see our own typos is because what we see on the screen is competing with the version that exists in our heads Which is why reading text backwards can help to find typos, or so I've heard. (Typos…
> I don't think you can fairly compare XP and Windows 11 given how much more Windows 11 does than XP Considering how much work it took to get wrangle 10 LTSE into a usable Win environment I'd much prefer the simple OS…
For me it's more like "Do I want to waste time dredging this info back up in case they ever get breached", to which the answer is almost always "No".
The only thought it would require would be thought they should have been putting into their fetching strategy in the first place.
> Try having it block subsequent requests for EasyList itself Now you're thinking with portals
Incumbency
> Have you tried copy/pasting from teams to another application, or especially code snippets? Pasting in teams is hilarious. I think when I last tried they were using contenteditable, as formatting that should not have…
They probably have a good idea of what those profiles look like, even if they don't already know you work in healthcare.
Yeah, their comment read as incredibly privileged, and that paragraph pretty much said what they didn't have to
> Finally, the sheer obsession with money saddens me You'd think they need it to live or something
> is an ad to buy a MAWA hat There's no quicker way to get me to close a tab, aside from maybe just invoking window.close() yourself
> see from a mile away that this guy is trash Actually possible, given the billboards lol
As a fan of tools like this and Eternal Jukebox, I cannot wait for the ones that have an option to request a cut specifically, like "from approximately this point, jump back to around this other point", while using the…
> Over the last couple years, authorization (AKA “authz”) has become a hot topic of debate. Proponents of various authz frameworks, libraries, and philosophies have voiced their opinions on how it should be implemented,…
> This one takes the cake. They're dangling a carrot: hey, any low-ranked mod interested in taking over the subreddit for yourself? And they're still insulting everyone's intelligence It's transparent, sure, but it…
> Those 2,000 people are influencing what half a billion monthly active users think/believe I'm not aware of reddit's admins having a large hand in curating site content, though I also haven't been heavily into reddit…
I have a bit of nostalgia for all those 'share' buttons you'd see lined up on blog posts back in the day.
God, thank you. It's the absolute lowest-hanging fruit.
> Microsoft Good joke. MS has always been in the 'incompetent evil' quadrant, Newcomers just keep inexplicably giving them the benefit of the doubt or assuming/insisting they've "changed".
> You get only one preview, so if you miss that exact match by even one character, you’re on a wild goose chase Which has done wonders for my memory :D (You _can_ cycle through past entries, but will check this out as…
For me it was Google Talk. It hit the sweet spot of a lightweight chat app that didn't take any configuration or convincing for my non-techie friends. I still miss it.
> There seem to be two kinds of people: ones who see the mistakes ChatGPT makes and the ones who don’t Agreed; it quickly became apparent once I found myself entering the 'seeing its rough edges' camp. Once you've…
> the magical sequence of fellow accounts You're just describing being well connected, which is nothing new. It's not 'a magical sequence of accounts', it's being part of a community. > if you're in XYZ group you'll get…
> The list could go one, I'd hope it at least reached two or three :thinking:
Bingo, all we have to do is map every valid sentence to valid LaTeX :D
> The reason we don't see our own typos is because what we see on the screen is competing with the version that exists in our heads Which is why reading text backwards can help to find typos, or so I've heard. (Typos…
> I don't think you can fairly compare XP and Windows 11 given how much more Windows 11 does than XP Considering how much work it took to get wrangle 10 LTSE into a usable Win environment I'd much prefer the simple OS…
For me it's more like "Do I want to waste time dredging this info back up in case they ever get breached", to which the answer is almost always "No".
The only thought it would require would be thought they should have been putting into their fetching strategy in the first place.
> Try having it block subsequent requests for EasyList itself Now you're thinking with portals
Incumbency
> Have you tried copy/pasting from teams to another application, or especially code snippets? Pasting in teams is hilarious. I think when I last tried they were using contenteditable, as formatting that should not have…
They probably have a good idea of what those profiles look like, even if they don't already know you work in healthcare.