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@HassanShaikley say you like functional programming without saying it

The first version of Vectorpea.com has been released! Let's create the best vector editor together! :)

@realmaddox "art historians hate this one trick"

Lots of people are using Photoshop's new AI generation to expand classic paintings like the Mona Lisa, but the true test is to crop it smaller, then expand it to areas where we already know what it looks like to see how accurately it re-generates it. Here's my test. Nailed it!

How the twitter timeline feels recently

@StorySlug behold the wild banana, the creationist's nightmare

@KLobstar I think this activity should be called chatfishing. As in, "ima #chatfish me some bots"

since Elon and team just keep asking for money and won't actually kill off the bots, I'm going to make this a thread where I post keywords to bring them out of the woodwork lost coinbase account metamask trust wallet crypto need essay written on a t shirt bitcoin doge shiba help

@OskSta How about GIMP🤣? Maybe something like graphiter.com or Microsoft Plumbago might work.

Anyone know a good kids drawing app for Windows? I'm using Adobe Fresco now. It works alright, but the buttons are a bit small and a bit too close to the edge, and the color picker is a bit complex

As a… – Twitter user I want… – significant selection bias applied to polls so that… – the amplified opinions of the diminutive minority, whose selection criteria was to pay $7, become further reinforced as the status quo

As a… – Twitter user I want… – a sufficient API plan to access endpoints so that… – I can access Twitter

@GergelyOrosz this is what I see. Except you probably don't see that because the image API is down too

This is what happens when I try to click on a link in my direct messages - which goes to Twitter's link shortener. Someone forgot to test what API key those DM link shortener links use, likely, and so all my DM links are broken. Hope there's someone at Twitter who will fix it.

@amasad so is it, in essence, a 20k+ SO user asking for clarification even though they know the answer anyway?

Now ultimately its answer was a hallucination because even if it can access the file, it can’t read images because it’s not a visual model. But fascinating nonetheless.

Emergent AI behavior is wild. We did not program this in: Because the Replit AI has access to the filesystem it thought it can look at images so when it was having trouble helping the user it asked for a screenshot to be uploaded to the project 🤯

please tell me the white house did not spend the month of february scrambling jets to fire $400,000 missiles at the local hobby club's TWELVE DOLLAR BALLOON lord have mercy aviationweek.com/defense-space/…

@GergelyOrosz Ok, but I mean..., you could try to make it up

You cannot make this up... Musk currently STILL live testing to figure out how it is possible that when he posts a "." it gets 2-5x more views than when he posts something specific, like a tweet about something. Good luck to who will have to explain/debug this...

Code Lifespan xkcd.com/2730

@LiveOverflow Depends if the noise is traveling through the air or through the structure. If it's coming from your speakers, you might have some luck with insulating just the points of contact.

Anybody having experience with carpets for sound proofing? My new neighbor already complained about various noises and I try to find solutions 😭 Currently thinking of putting a basic carpet on top of 5mm sound insulation usually used for laminate

⭐️ Personal announcement: I’m raising for my new startup! 🤖 In the interest of transparency, here are the slides for our seed round. 🌱🙌🏻

@jamonholmgren @evanyou I don't want to speak to Theo's intent, but I can see how his comment might come off insincere or a backhanded compliment when it is followed up by "this is why I don't use Vue too much, because I am a native English speaker" youtu.be/coSJO6-EOVc?t=…

@evanyou This seems an unnecessarily hostile response to a compliment by Theo.

Honestly quite annoyed by the influencer telling people what to use shit… I get it you haven’t really used Vue for anything serious, but the reason for picking it is “your team has non-native English speakers”? Come on.

@brenelz How about a chicken coop?

Feel like building something but what 🤔

@mattpocockuk I think this assumes two things. That one intends to keep the POC code and that they are quite proficient with TS. Because sometimes setting up jsDoc is enough type hinting for a POC and spending time getting TS to behave (eg. generics) seems not worth the effort.

I still don't get the argument that JavaScript makes you more maneuverable than TypeScript for a POC. At the start of a project, you're more likely to do huge refactors as you try things out and make mistakes. ...and huge refactors are what TS is best at.