Are you trying to say npm doesn’t implement this yet?

Yes, it’s normal.

If you look at the logs, the bots are probably all trying to exploit some Webpress vulnerability or trying random passwords in /login.php.

Nothing works in Excel. Excel will do what it wants.

But that doesn’t stop the MS support and a thousand stupid people from claiming “oh, you just have to format it as text, are you dumb or what”…

Well, the target’s defense capabilities should not change the name of the object. (Can I assume “weapon” instead of “object” here?)

Why isn’t that “Merge Cells” button hidden behind 3 levels of menus up to this day?

No way Bash is lawful, or Malbolge is chaotic… And no way C++ is lawful either.

Did you just throw the languages around at random? At least Perl fell on the right place…

Fixed.

Just as an aside, but every time you see a sun to represent the far East, it’s a rising sun, not a setting one.

Yeah, the Claude logo was obviously inspired by Community.

Just as much as the Apple AI one is a copy of the OpenAI.

So it’s the original developers that answer the questions in Stack Overflow? Good to know.

And it would still benefit for taking a week to formally define its interface before Linus started coding.

Also, basic is famous for being already fully specified and mostly stolen from other people’s work.

On the context of a node package, I’m pretty sure that “solution” is utterly worthless and doesn’t come even close to targeting the same functionality the old code had.

But odds are the one place the library author used that function can be replaced by a completely different functionality that happens to use the suggestion.

It’s a very C++ thing that the language developers saw the clusterfuck that is stream flushing on the kernel and decided that the right course of action was to create another fucking layer of hidden inconsistent flushing.

But Tesla stock is 75% hype

It has been adjusted recently, but it was around 99% (P/E of 100 times what other car companies have), so it can’t be lower than some 95% now.

They tell you stuff similar to the training corpus that the people tagging it want to hear.

It’s close to what you said, but the difference is actually important some times. In particular this one seems to not have been exposed to “corporate speech” while training.

He surely needs a passport. Where did you get the idea he doesn’t? Also, landing from outside a country or international block directly into a private airstrip is a big “no” on most of the world, and will land you in jail in a few places. He doesn’t get an exception for that.

He also will continue to be able to own property around the world, and people will keep accepting his money. That’s completely different from him managing to just run into a country, peacefully living there, and being able to mess with such country’s society.

The US wealthy are now international wealthy and borders no longer matter to them.

That used to be the case until last year…

But I don’t think it is still true.

You can try reading that comment again. Or maybe you replied to the wrong comment, because it doesn’t say anything remotely similar to what you are complaining about.

Kinda…

For comparison, the S&P 500 felt 4% on the period, Nasdaq felt 7%. So 30% is really noteworth, Redddit is one of the stocks pulling the index down. But it’s not alone, and blaming it on any random cause isn’t right.

Well, you shouldn’t have to spend any time actually fixing code found by that rule either. If the time you spent was larger than 0, you are better looking for the cause than making something that fixes it automatically.