Victor

Yup, that was quick. Could’ve guessed it was a sham.

We all are, you’re not alone. ❤️ I’m also a father of two young boys. Ain’t no way I’m ready to go fight a war and die and leave them without a father. I’d rather flee, like a coward, just to be with them and so they won’t lose me.

I’m here with you bro, I feel the same. I really felt that last “SHIT”. 🤝🫂

Oh shoot, so Spotify wasn’t down for just me? I thought it was because I was working remotely from basically the middle of the woods. Cool, good. I guess.

No thanks, I’m done with Reddit.

Thank you so much. I down voted the post because of this. I rely on summaries a lot due to lack of time. Thank you for calling this out.

Mine also mentioned it on the last company retreat. That it’s important to look into using AI tools and not get “left behind”. Old geezers who don’t code anymore who think this is something we want to work with.

I’m fine with using AI as some sort of dynamic snippets tool where I myself know what I want the code to look like in the end, and where you don’t have to predefine those snippets. But not to write entire apps for me.

I don’t even use regular dumb snippets. It’s so easy to write code without them, why should I dumb myself down.

My god, don’t call someone with a fragile ego “weak and afraid” if you want to negotiate with them ffs. Make them think they’re doing the right thing!

I don’t feel like this is correct.

Why torture though? Just kill him if that’s the point.

At first glance I thought you wrote “inmate objects”, but I was not really relieved when I noticed what you actually wrote.

This is also possible using Thunder, I believe.

I don’t understand the point of that, honestly. Torturing someone (thus punishing them regardless) into confessing, coaxing a confession out of someone making the confession itself highly incredulous. What’s the point?

Thanks for all the replies, guys! I appreciate the responses but at the same time I’m now even more depressed. 😬

Certain topics will surely be hotter among our niche demographic here, I’m sure. But the behavior is human at the root, surely. There’s nowhere where I don’t see this type of behavior if there are enough people to exhibit it.

Zuckerpunch

lol, this is a human trait, not a Reddit/Twitter/Lemmy “thing”.

Oh, no no, I don’t mean the UI of the browser, I mean web platform features, like JavaScript APIs, JavaScript language features, and CSS features and such.

Hock tuah, rite guise

Can that continue to function if Firefox dies? Like, is it independent to where it will develop web platform features on its own?

I started with Shoresy and had to check out Letterkenny after that. At least Shoresy seems to be continuing. 🥰