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In the old days my team leader would review our PR and every time will remind us that he can “compile the code in his head”. This was 10 years ago, I still find it corny and disturbing.

I don’t want to go back to those corny bro programmers.

From what I’ve read online Ndrangheta are much more powerful than the mafia in Italy.

In my country, we also have a dormant nuclear plant because of Chernobyl and political reasons.

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/20/world/asia/philippines-ba...

I purchased mine using Apple's in-app subscription. I just checked and it is still there.

Is this the same plugin found in Codex? @codex Security?

I live in the Southeast Asia, so this El Nino event is worrying. It also means drought and super typhoons.

I’m a parent of an autistic kid and signed up. Hope to get early access soon.

No Twitter, what’s he responding to?

Care to link this free API

I only have my email in my app, no social media or whatever. And received a lot of kind emails from users, issues they found, feature requests.

It is really something and I'm very grateful for their emails.

Yeah it comes with Xcode 27

Well Apple just released a bunch of Agent Skills. I tried it on my macOS apps and I noticed some improvements codewise and updated some deprecations I didn’t know existed in Swift.

> because if you use AI to write, you are a waste of biomass

Damn, that is so hurtful. I'm sorry if English is my third language. But for my project documents I would love to read it like a proper documentation so I'm thankful for AI.

Thanks for the explanation, and thank you for your work at Mozilla. I guess what I'm saying is that I wish Mozilla could have just focused on the browser.

I think Mozilla started getting nuts the day they ventured with Firefox OS. To this day, I am still kind of confused with that move.

I’ve been > 20 years sober. For me it was just music. I’m obsessed with a band who preaches sobriety in their lyrics and lifestyle.

I'm in Northern Cebu, never felt it. I guess you are in the city.

It's now confirmed that the Cotabato Trench caused the earthquake. It's scary that this trench has been moving a lot lately during the past few years.

I also had a remote interview for an Australian agency company. I went to their website and it was all Australian folks, name, photos, etc. Their website also has a video of them working inside the office, having a meeting.

When I joined the call it was just a couple of Indian persons, with the video resolution of one fella so low, it was hard to make up his face. The other one was a female which did not turned on her camera for reasons she mentioned something she was sick and don't like turning it on.

I had lots of remote interview, but this one is just borderline creepy.

I’m currently working on an API-first identity verification backend built with FastAPI. It is made for handling ID documents, selfies, OCR data, biometric signals, API keys, webhooks, and tenant billing data.

Hopefully I can find an investor in the future, still in the early stages.

Would love to take a crack on this on Android

I remembered one project I added over 20 items and then GitHub’s Kanban started freaking out. Never did I used it since. Trello was great but got heavier too with all those fancy stuffs and colors.

I’m still in the lookout for a great kanban software though.

And they're having an outage right now.

It’s for Pro users only, I think the 2x is up to May 31.

I use Codex a lot, it does not talk that way like "wait, actually".

First time I heard of gitbutler, is this like gitk? If anyone remembers gitk