It doesn’t have to be invisible.

https://jonathanmh.com/p/showing-indentation-spaces-tabs-invisibles-in-various-editors/

Today’s programmers…

Back in the day people knew how to configure their code editors.

Make was created for building code, but many people are also using it as a command runner.

Just addresses that use case, but it’s not a replacement for either of those makes.

Did Zuck’s check not clear yet?

Isn’t it interesting that every single Republican in office during that time had 2 each?

Yeah, you couldn’t do this badly, because you are just an amateur. That guy in the video, won multiple club championships on his own golf course and bankrupted 4 casinos. That requires special talent.

I guess I’m out of the loop. How this has anything to do with queers?

Sure, except the resistance will constantly change with time, temperature and other environmental variables.

Can you provide more detail about it? Or links to articles. I have problem finding details as I don’t know what to search for.

Because if they would publish it, the other security experts would say “well, duh, that’s how it works”.

It is just the average people that are unaware of it, or don’t seem to care.

Yeah. What company wouldn’t allow it?

When I was working for an ad exchange, everyone had adblock installed in their browsers, I found that quite ironic.

True, but at least Lemmy let’s you view what the removed message was.

Why not? Is not like they are banning here for discussing Reddit.

Each time I see a new article about drop in sales, the percentage is higher. I love it.

That meme is fucking dumb.

I noticed a bad trend with my colleagues who use copilot, chatgpt etc. They not only use it to write code, but also trust it with generally poor design decisions.

Another thing is that those people also hate working on existing code, claiming it is communicated and offering to write their (which also ends up complicated) version of it. I suspect it’s because copilot doesn’t help as much when code is more mature.

Well the 3% is just interesting tidbit, but the video should be watched by everyone.

The main point is that we are being trained to not think independently and let the sites tell us what to think. Our current political situation is exactly because of this.

I think boring company wasn’t…

At least 4 and he himself: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/02/11/us/politics/elon-musk-companies-conflicts.html

Section 230 allowed companies like Facebook, Twitter, Google have mass media that’s also personalized to each recipient. You can influence anyone’s views by serving content that pushes their buttons.

They just use section 230 to be able to push any content, and section 230 protects them from consequences.

Why should they be protected this way? TV, radio, newspapers are liable for posting false information.

You think that social media gives you a platform, but since they decide what others see, this is just an illusion. Your content won’t be visible unless they determines it should be promoted.

This is likely why social media companies are so deep into generative AI. With it they no longer need people to generate specific content.