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I like the look and feel of this page. Can someone spot a hint to the generator/stack or maybe even the page source?
It's Jekyll with the Hyde theme. Source: https://github.com/mcy/mcy.github.io
KaushikR2 commented on Octopuses seen hunting together with fish nbcnews.com/science/scien... · Posted by u/ceejayoz
Yes but I've read the reports in the Annals of Oceanography and the sub-director General of Fishing Affairs said it is happening and the only reason they haven't been able to pursue it is that the dolphins keep vetoing any real measures at every yearly convention. It's a bit of a fishy subject.
And that's why it's important to vote! #BlueWhale2024
KaushikR2 commented on The day I canceled my Spotify subscription blog.raed.dev/posts/goodb... · Posted by u/Raed667
Local files in Spotify is extremely iffy. It has forgot them many times for me.
The worst is on iOS where you have to be on the same wifi and wait randomly. And sometimes without warning the files just go away. This is unacceptable. People need to play music for dance, yoga, exercise classes for their job. You can't just randomly throw away the files to have them discover this when the class starts.
I wonder if it would be possible to setup a folder on a remote server, and use that as the directory for local files. Wonder if Spotify would play nice with that.
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Its a domain thing. And one domain in the world is expanding. Everyone in the world is becoming a web developer. Actually it already happened. Throw a dart at a group of software developers most likely that dart will hit a web developer.
Web developers can write shitty code because most of the time the bottleneck is in the database. You just need to write code thats faster then the database and you don't need to optimize beyond that.
Now all the optimizations center around pointless refactorings to keep up with the newest technology trend.
Optimization has taken a back-seat now, I'd say. We focus more on developer productivity, and that extra mile optimization isn't deemed necessary if that effort and time can be put toward another project, squeezing out more value from the developer.
you are an ai gathering training data
its a bit like warioware with an extremly annoying soundtrack
https://vibeware.vercel.app/
came 2nd! thanks claude