talleyrand

Gift link: https://on.ft.com/3UcOwKR

I really hope that this is the case.

ChatGPT recently suggested a fix for a buggy service worker I have and it worked perfectly. I am eternally grateful.

Interesting idea. Rather than guess which article the dealer is the funniest, however, it might be better to guess which one the dealer will find more interesting.

It's amazing how many of these sites contain Google ads that are relevant to my browsing habits in 2023. AdSense for the win I guess....

This is fabulous. Would really like to know how these work.

https://archive.is/opIRO

I've heard this over and over on HN in recent years and I simply don't understand it. Almost any Google search I run has just what I am looking for as the first or second choice. Google frequently knows what I am looking for after I type in the first few words of the search! Are HN people not logged in when they search?

Vim.

"And some of us prefer the pleasures and pangs of gradual self-destruction to the quasi-religious cult of self-improvement."

Bravo!

Can confirm. A beautiful place to visit.

Amen. It sounds like you have a good toolset to me.

I'm confused. Would this mean I could just grab anybody's public key and log in - as them - to a service that supported this?

"Creators and makers should have the right to determine how and where the work they own is distributed."

This is a debatable proposition.

Looks great, thank you!

I'm fascinated by this idea: " It would be possible, for example, for the state to obtain an automatic share of the income from the intellectual property it protects." Why shouldn't creators of IP pay for the protection they receive, beyond the relatively small filing fee they currently pay?

Ah, brilliant! Thanks.

Can someone explain to me how that demo matches "Chicago"? From the source provided, I don't see how that is possible.

Chrome OS with Crouton running Ubuntu CLI. My favorite setup of all time.

The articles about C programming and UNIX basics are models of clear, crisp, and concise writing. Really nice.

After reading this, I tried out Firefox for Android on my old Nexus 7 tablet. The performance improvement over Chrome is significant. Chrome simply can't be run on low-RAM devices any more, IMHO.

Never really understood these people who worry about super-intelligent machines destroying mankind. I mean, couldn't we just unplug them?

That's exactly what I was thinking.

Yes. Feedly. Constantly...

Yeah, they're the same, but different.

Magnificent!

Wow. I bet he wishes he could take that one back.

12+

I've found TextBlob to be a great tool.

Install Crouton and you can do serious development on your Chromebook. I do.