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In the past we would just get a canned response. Is that actually better than an AI response I wonder?

Read access, sure. But being able to turn them off?

Yeah, step 1, buy a TV with this firmware version... As if they told you in the store before you purchase it.

People reading a source can't know if it's true just by reading it either (though they could be fairly sure if it's false sometimes)

Looks like in Chrome on mobile you can set it per site, but you need to dig into accessibility for that. I don't see a way to do that in FF, so you would have to set the default which would effect all sites.

I've been thinking about this a lot after the flop of Gears of War E-day which cost 500 million just on development.

IMO this should be Brotli2Shell if anything

This kinda makes me think about the transition from writing machine code by hand to using a compiler. Did people feel similar at the time that they didn't understand the machine code that the compiler was writing for them?

I absolutely love the fact that it's impossible to lose. You can click every mine and still not lose.

I get a secure connection failure. Maybe it's for the best

Yeah that is odd. Also most non programmers would say yaml is programming

That just sounds like short vs long term memory

Thought this would be about something like dropbox.

I don't think people are using Claude to read docs to them, rather modifying their system for them.

That, or no script tags, but that is quite hard as I understand.

It seems wild to me that Twitch doesn't sanitize the messages on their backend. I'm sure that they sanitize them on their own UI. But considering how many people also consume messages via their API, they should also sanitize for them, defense in depth and all.

Maybe more drop outs is a good thing, we need more skilled labor anyway

Yeah that was my thought too. This behavior is fine for a person, not for a company. I'm tired of companies being people.

Would you really want to use a chat app with just win32 elements?

I like using passkeys in bitwarden from Firefox, I just wish it didn't popup a dialog that's usually behind the browser.

Yeah, I don't like it when languages use too many symbols for things. It's a hard line as I don't like languages where everything is a keyword (e.g. begin end vs { }), but not enough keywords and it's hard to learn and remember the language.

Yeah this is good. I feel like a language which never fixes a mistake ends up stuck. JS by it's nature can't fix things like this and it sucks.

Thankfully Rust is compiled so this break is at compile time, and seems simple to fix. I wonder if their could even be an auto fix for it.

It's crazy to me that there's no screenshots on the blog post. And when you click through to download it there's a bunch of aspirational pictures, but only one short clip showing what it actually looks like. Why? Is it too hard to show a screenshot?

Technically no, but they can just ban you. It would not be impossible to detect.

As a non Python dev this seems like very surprising behavior for a system library to be modified by just having a file with a specific name in the same folder.

It is so buggy every time I try to use it, even with Jetbrains AI it bugs out. I want to love it though.

Fair, but I'd expect consistency. Number("1") equals `1` IIRC.

Except that's a very different threat than with Credit cards. Sure Google could do that, but Europe could even just make their own android fork if they wanted and that would be far easier than replacing the whole credit card system. And I doubt they would even need to fork Android, they could side load, or just make their own app store and require it to be installed on phones sold in the EU.

Right but is an AI company going to destroy a Gutenberg bible? No, as you said the content is not rare, and that's what they want.

I feel like there's so few times it would actually work how I want it that it seems like there's little point.