gotimo

probably [Aurora DSQL](https://aws.amazon.com/rds/aurora/dsql/) which released a couple of weeks ago

kids will absolutely do that.

+1 On HttpYac, it's been really nice to get started with and growing into a more powerful API testing suite over time

even possible with a some of them, but even in that case they're usually not "refunding" as much as they're just "making a new transaction for the same anount the other way" which does the same at the surface until reversals, voids or rejections happen and it all becomes a mess.

so the only change is that they're not paying $10 for it every time?

...Apple makes revenue on the devices? On any monthly subscriptions you take with them? On the developers paying for licenses?

And let's not act as if people would use iOS if they couldn't have their apps. It is so much of a net gain to Apple to allow people to develop their apps there's a good chance it's indirectly profitable without any direct revenue from IAP's.

this is the rhetoric that you will see replied to effectively any negative experience with LLMs in programming.

fucking real, i've had claude code make obvious syntax errors in C# by declaring a tuple as `var (a, string b)` which i thought we were past.

They said "regular" programming languages

people have said this since chatGPT first released

Relevant: RFC 35140: The Do-Not-Stab flag in the HTTP Header

https://www.5snb.club/posts/2023/do-not-stab/

you can use onedrive to sync the files, and there's also community-made plugins for onedrive and git

i just downloaded the windows release and that worked fine for me

(this does not look good for the US either)

other people being able to choose wether something is "hey this might be relevant to you" level vs "Hey, this needs your attention now" is something i actually like, given how right now MSTeams just has an @ that it always treats with the same level of urgency.

either way, you can just turn off desktop notifications.

most of what average every day people got out of crypto was a whole lot of lost money.

immense amounts of wasted energy

...that still basically means commercial VPNs are outlawed

this is a better argument for improving public transport than it is for widening roads.

inb4 the separate "data consistency service"

....is it selfish to promote something with zero practical use so you can sell it for more than you bought it for?

as far as i can tell very few people want cryptocurrency to be illegal. what people do advocate for is KYC practices at crypto exchanges to protect customers from fraud.

"Use crypto!" - bag-holders with a financial interest in crypto being used