Remember that day when GDPR dropped and website suddenly started loading much faster.
Remember that day when GDPR dropped and website suddenly started loading much faster.
Just save your prompts and vibes in a Google doc dude
Meh I rarely use it. Even if I don’t use AI I wouldn’t get better at it, since I will forget everything the next time I will use it.
The copy paste language. AI writes better regex than I do
Every game engine older than two console generations in existence.
This is probably in Belgium.
Obviously a Zero Width Space (U+200B) is placed there
Or simply sneakernet drives to a friend’s home. Good excuse to visit a friend more often.
Whoever fights bugs should see to it that in the process he does not become a bug
Yep also happened to my family. There is a y in my family name, but that’s very uncommon in the Netherlands, my last name is of French origin. So some bureaucrat changed it to a Dutch y which is an ij and there was no time to correct it since my grandparents had to catch the boat to flee the former Dutch colony. Now my last name is constantly pronounced wrong. I’m probably going to change it in the future but in the Netherlands you are not allowed to change your name except for a few exceptions. And applying for a name change cost a lot of money and you won’t get it back if they reject it. So I probably have to get a lawyer to do it.
Now ask it if a Third-of-a-Pound burger is bigger than a Quarter Pounder
Ruby is literally Japanese. It was invented there. Plus a Danish guy popularized it outside of Japan. Like how weebs spurred interest in Japan and the Japanese language outside Japan.
White? That’s an ethnic name.
If they add audio captchas for the visual impaired then those image captchas can be circumvented. There is a Tampermonkey script on GitHub that can defeat Recaptcha by solving the audio captcha.
Dude fuck off
Unfortunately a sizable portion of programmers and engineers are like this. It’s probably because they can only think in black and white.
It’s called temporal hour. Many cultures around the world had such a time system. Like in Japan they made clocks and watches that could tell temporal hours called wadokei.
I have a Nuki this one still works with a normal key, since you install it on top of your existing double cylinder (you should only install it on one that can have two keys inserted at the same time or with a turn knob on one side). The Nuki just turns the key or thumb turn of the cylinder. Also means you can’t see that a smart lock is installed from the outside. Battery is not a problem since they last for about 5 months. And you get a warning when it reaches 20%.