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A screenshot of a GitHub code review comment from an automated AI program called "code rabbit". The AI complains about a TypeScript comment that says "@ts-expect-error wtf". The AI suggests to replace the "unprofessional wtf comment" with a clear explanation.

hahahahaha

Yes!

YouTube video by Makriliart Films Theophanie Scott - Video Editing and Videography Reel

I suddenly lost my job and am looking for #remotework for a #videoeditor and Toronto and area based #videography and #cinematography work.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJox...

Want to do the same on your Discord server?

bsky.app/profile/sinu...

The image shows a Discord AutoMod rule configuration with the title "Ban Twitter / X." It includes a regex pattern to block Twitter/X URLs and has "Block message" enabled, while "Send alert" and "Timeout member" are disabled.

Many subreddits are banning links to Twitter due to Elon Musk's action on Monday. If you own or moderate a Discord server and you also want to ban links to Twitter, here's a RegEx rule you can use to ban links via AutoMod:

^(?:https?:\/\/)?(?:www\.)?((?:x|fxtwitter|twitter|vxtwitter)\.com).*$

If your noose is loose you‘ll lose your moose.

Idk I‘m not a linguist

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Nice #Duolingo365

A green theropod dinosaur from the 2000 movi "Dinosaur Adventure". Also known as the "Yee" meme.

@mezametal.bsky.social

I'll try it out when they support devcontainers

Someone explain to me what it means exactly, please.

Discord will switch to temporary file links to block malware delivery Discord will switch to temporary file links for all users by the end of the year to block attackers from using its CDN (content delivery network) for hosting and pushing malware.

This: www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/securit...

Shh, don't let them know they can avoid abuse like Discord just announced

Oh look, it has been fixed!

"Add The New York Times to Lists" is displayed in large bold text at the top. Below, there's a graphic icon of three silhouetted figures that are struck through. The text beneath the icon reads, "You can subscribe to mute lists to automatically mute all of the users they include. Mute lists are public but your subscription to a mute list is private." At the bottom, there's a button labeled "+ New Mute List".

This screen is so poorly designed / worded. Why does it suddenly say Mute List when I hit "Add to List"? I just want to create a list of accounts I want to follow. Why would I want to mute them?

Why

Is there really no actually usable SwiftUI video player? I feel like you literally have to do everything from scratch if you don't want to use the built-in controls :/

I can never unsee it

Why is my Following feed suddenly empty?

Already saw that one, looks promising!

Thanks, I'll definitely have a look at this. I would also be interested in well maintained open source repos, if there are any?

I want to learn SwiftUI but it seems difficult to find resources that go beyond creating a Todo app. Any tips?

I just realized it looks horrible on mobile hahah. Props to anyone who can tell me how to properly scale the hands with the background image

I used some CSS/JS Clock sandbox and made it into an actual clock: tyw9zm.csb.app