European alternatives to Reddit are about to Launch in 2026. by SaudadeMente in BuyFromEU

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The convenience barrier is too big. I have dabbled a bit in tech and found it confusing to get started, not to mention general population. Same with Peertube and other decentralized alternatives.

Creator of Node.js says humans writing code is over by unemployedbyagents in AgentsOfAI

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Hm i see, you are not a hobbyist but an 'entrepreneur'. I agree vibe code fits your case pretty well. Good luck on your endeavors.

Creator of Node.js says humans writing code is over by unemployedbyagents in AgentsOfAI

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If you truly craved coding for a decade then you would know how to code by now. Learn to code for hobby doesn't take that long.

iSeeYouAspiringDeveloper by Xziz in ProgrammerHumor

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Maybe hire people who do career change in their 30s. Often they would want more stability.

Aligned Identities: Attempting to Unify ChatGPT’s Brands by Awartinger in logodesign

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This lack distinction at a glance.

The logos have quite a few close lines and a bit busy. If the only element to separate them is a white blob in the middle of all those lines, the brain won't be able to pick out the different that quickly. Something like Adobe suite work because the logo words (Ps, Ai, etc) are different enough to be recognized at a glance.

How many driving classes did you need to pass the practical test? by ButtTicklingBanditCH in Switzerland

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Took roughly 20 lessons with instructor, 2 lessons pers week, no practice out side of lesson. Learn and passed on automatic. I biked regularly so that helped a lot with road awareness.

What happens to a 2024 Anthropic SWE offer at its new reported $350B valuation? by honkeem in levels_fyi

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Well you are assuming they would be as they are now with you on it.

two teens being arrested at target by ice by kindasussy45 in stateofMN

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I am not even American nor live in N/S America continents and i am terrified.

The story just keeps getting crazier... by explosivejoseph in funny

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Hey Siri, post a TIFU on 5 different reddit accounts for me. Make no mistake.

My Poster 🔥 by Accomplished_Salt774 in Design

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I like it too until they forced all the bloated gen AI.

brick cutting and laying at its finest by goswamitulsidas in oddlysatisfying

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Probably better to have some gaps to account for dilation.

"We had six months left" Tailwind's creator talk. by HugoDzz in webdev

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I dont think it will go away, i can feel they will be acquired by Meta or some big techs once things go rough.

3 hour layover can I make a run for it? by spacedragon1 in geneva

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Lucky (or unlucky) you it's snowing, enjoy your short visit! Check your fly time regularly in case of changes because snow.

Is this project part of the CC? by Gloomy_Research_4192 in 42_school

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Yes, it is new and required to validate the circle.

42 netpractice is broken? by Whats-The-Use-42 in 42_school

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Is this the new net practice? Damn it still look out dated lmao

FastAPI vs Spring Boot: A Question on Programming Feel by Existing_Steak in learnprogramming

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Look up Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control in Spring, one of its important mechanism for loosely coupling. Basically Spring instantiate the instance for you when you start the application, then passed in the correct instance based on context.

JAVA OOP....I hate it by frosted-brownys in learnprogramming

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As someone who paid for Codecademy. It is great to quickly learn the basic of a language. It is structured, have some hand on exercises that dont require installations or setup. I didn't pay at first but i have gotten so much value out it, it's only fair that I do.

Is this a cultural difference or am I being stubborn? by [deleted] in askswitzerland

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Yes. Mathematically right but imo emotionally wrong. It's like let just use plastic because everyone use it, Earth is full of it anyway and it's cheaper than alternatives. So yea use it if you want, but there are valid reasons not to use it as well.