Okay, and how would you address it? The limitation is easy to criticize when you can think in a vacuum about it. But in the real world, we'd need to find a way to change things that can actually be implemented by everyone.
Which usually means transformative change.
It's weird how little identity this has now, visually. The previous design was quite striking, now it looks easily confused for something else.
Maybe this works better with screen readers though since it's just black text on white background in simple text blocks.
Yeah same. Since nothing comes even halfway close, might as well use it.
Plus, the thing is AFAIAC feature complete. So as long as Barry can keep working on bugs cropping up with new versions, I'm happy with what I got.
Yeah it's because a separation can leave you in a really vulnerable emotional and mental place.
And assholes like Peterson or Jones or so are adept at latching onto that and subverting your perspective from the inside out. You'd think "Hey, that could never happen to me!" but it's difficult to know how vulnerable you'll be after a truly harrowing emotional experience - which a breakup can be in some particular cases even though between adults it really should not have to be - and once you're exploited, it's virtually impossible to realize how skewed your view has become.
Of course, this is separate from the often much more common case where someone was a nutjob from the getgo (like the guy in this article) and it just took their partner a while to realize that all the fame and money isn't worth living with someone so utterly deranged.
Personally I have been around longer than him but I used to like his stuff at first.
As I've coded more and more on stuff that is built not only on legacy code but specifically legacy code by coders influenced substantially by clean code... damn has this single author given me a headache like nothing else ever has.
The level of inane unmaintainability and complexity achieved by younger coders being encouraged or forced to code "clean" is remarkable.
Oh. Man imagine if they had not privatized such basic public services...
Why YSK: Locking your credit with the main 3 places is not enough.
Someone explain to me what that means. You mean you have to ask different agencies when asking for a loan? Wouldn't you just talk to the bank you want the loan from?
Tentatively excited.
Liked CrossCode despite the rough edges. This looks like it's the same thing in more polished, so if it's as good as the trailer implies, I'll probably get it pretty quickly.
Not even just bullshit marketing, rather on making someone rich a smidge richer. For weeks and weeks of figuring out how to solve a problem that the client could solve by just not insisting they can export every single view to excel and re-import from excel "because that's what I'm used to".
Replace Youtube with Meetings, and it's spot on!
It has now been finalized as of yesterday, from what I understand. Previously it was a work-in-progress policy change they were still unsure about, and now it's decided that this is the way going forward.
I reckon sadly at least part of the reason will be that they are in a partnership with OpenAI, and feeding generated stuff into a GenAI breaks the model, so they need to keep SO as non-AI as possible.