This post reads like an apple fanfiction
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I think it's about testing how far they can push before their workers push back.
Not if you know the field really well, I talk to my users.
I have already vibe-coded countless number of scripts and two side projects that were on my "list" for years, these projects would have never seen the light of day if not for Cursor. That's the whole point.
It's best we stop here, this conversation will go nowhere.
The ICC has never issued any arrest warrants for our elected/appointed government officials if that's what you are asking.
A two state solution is never possible when one state keeps expanding with impunity, and every time the second state resists it is called a terrorist state. My country resisted colonization in the mid 20th century and the resistance efforts were called terrorism by everyone, nobody calls them terrorists now.
Yep, and فمِنا too, this is not just OCR, it made some post-processing corrections or "enhancements". That could be good, but it could also be trouble the 1% chance it makes a mistake in critical documents.
That was fun! One question, is there a way to execute the current hovered/selected query and not the first on in the workspace?
So the first focuses on analytics and reporting, the second on transactions and performance. They are not meant to replace each other, they serve different purposes. Some teams may need both.
Good effort, but tbh the absence of pictures is actually what I like about HN, that's why I could never get into daily.dev
Apparently my hometown is famous for a french clothes designer born during the colonial era.
It's funny that I have never seen a negative review of that video on the internet until the woman spoke up, shows you how fake most people are.
Yeah, I can already see someone screenshoting and posting it to r/ProgrammerHumor
I'm from a 3rd world country and can confirm, everyone is keeping their ps4 in v9.00, A shop near me is selling dozens of ps4 with +10 pre installed games, each for 280-300$.
So clean! love it.
Can I request the creepy version? /jk
Haha that was my reaction when I first picked up Laravel.
I'm pretty sure every new dev has the same reaction when picking up their first opinionated framework.
Kids building clocks and tuk-tuks while I still struggle to center that div.
Is it really that hard to understand?
Here's a good list of project based tutorials that you should follow https://github.com/tuvtran/project-based-learning/