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“Deletion of private cloud subscription…”

Who deleted it?

An idempotency key enables exactly-once semantics in a distributed system.

I had a feeling I wasn’t the only one witnessing this madness.

Not sure if this equates to more spend. Smarter models make fewer mistakes and thus fewer round trips.

Elon is a grumpy old bastard now. That’s all he is, really.

Awesome

Very functional.

When was product and design never the bottleneck?

Addictive

Aside from the following, JSDoc is absolutely TypeScript.

Discriminated unions, conditional types, mapped types, template literal types, recursive type aliases, higher-kinded type patterns, generic constraints with conditional inference, the infer keyword, never type exhaustiveness checking, const assertions, readonly tuple and array inference, exact object types, key remapping in mapped types, indexed access types, variance annotations, assertion signatures, strict null checking with flow-sensitive narrowing, definite assignment assertions, the satisfies operator, declaration merging, module augmentation, symbol-typed properties, type-safe enums

…and not written via comments

It looks AI won’t replace software engineers after all.

With AI, this is about to get a whole lot worse.

So don’t use Wikipedia then. Problem solved.

Have you actually tried to tag, edit, or leave comments when you come across questionable content?

I’ve found that the system works pretty well. It’s not perfect, but I can’t think of a better solution.

My favorite offenders are the CJS to ESM (only) conversions.

This is actually very nice, thanks for posting.

Not sure this will save you time and money, but it is very comprehensive.

It’s Salesforce v2. A ridiculously expensive proprietary “easy-to-build” application platform with an ecosystem of ridiculously expensive consultants.

Great way to promote yourself. Well done!

Never really occurred to me why Mr. Beast content doesn’t appeal to me (nor have I thought about it much)… their sole purpose is CTR. Makes sense. Lame.

For autocomplete, FROM first makes a lot of sense. For readability, SELECT first makes more sense because the output is always at the top.

Got it in 11

Good for annotating js files here and there, but lousy dx.

I’m glad I don’t use forks

Data import via customer self-service onboarding.

My thinking as well.

NoSQL application databases still a thing?

No data warehouse?

From a language/interface standpoint, there is no alternative.

I would think fewer moving parts is less complex. Considering it’s basically a trackpad, I doubt the hardware and software are bleeding edge.

You buy Salesforce because your boss told you to. If you believe differently, you’re the boss.

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