Yet this post is about how it does work that way. There have always been pump and dumps.

Perhaps marketing and communications has advanced so much that everyone hears about everything and viral pump and dump stuff is far easier to spread.

Yeah that’s how capitalism works. Innovation driven by greed ultimately advances everyone.

Crypto currencies are a good example.

Meanwhile I live in decentralized finance world where I see it absolutely changing the finance world.

Pretty sure this guy was in charge. Feels like simple incompetence and bad luck.

Yes.

It’s 1-800-APE-TALK

Nice project. Seems a bit heavy on the dependency side.

Psst: step 2 of the install instructions has a question to you from the LLM writing the docs. lol

Thank you for this. I’ve grown too tired of explaining it after the last 15 years.

Just because it’s not the solution for everything doesn’t mean it’s not a solution for something. Blockchain revolutionized global finance.

Look no further than Lightshot. It’s free, it can replace the PrntScn button. It lets you draw a rectangle, then add arrows, lines, text, then either copy to clipboard or save to disk.

Then it disappears. No unneeded prompts, no wasting your time, no ads, no upsells. Nothing. Lightweight, simple, and free. It’s like a throwback to the 90’s freeware.

As a software developer working with QA and often having to explain things to others as well, I’ve used this for years. It is the most optimal and efficient software for this purpose.

A RESTful service is (usually as of today) a JSON API. They aren’t mutually exclusive things.

There’s no black and white definition there.

However, when someone is creating a RESTful service, they’re stating that they’ll be paying mind to HTTP Verbs and status codes as a fundamental part of their design.

In the original image posted, that dev clearly wasn’t paying mind to the HTTP layer and as such a commenter called it just a “JSON API”, which is the catchall, ugly, Wild West, typical way of doing things (always return 200, errors are in the json).

Once again tho, it’s not black and white. Others can and will disagree and want to be pedantic. I’ve been a professional dev for 35 years, devs love to argue abt this shit.

I would do a 400 (Bad Request). Then, with varying amounts of detail depending on the scale of the project and the framework capability, the response body would be something like: { “error”:true, “reason”: “validation”, “detail”: “user id should be numeric” }

Coding using an LLM and not even reviewing output

Try the link of the post you’re responding to.

Ah yes. “This energy would then be transmitted to one or more stations on Earth”. Simple eh?

U freelance, and use jira? What kinds of monster are you?!

Yeah I have a .engineering for my biz. I also registered mycompanyengineering.com to get through places that won’t take the new TLDs.

Usually banks.

HEAD

lol PS/2 ports are the newer ones. There were larger AT ports and ADB ports in addition to the 25-pin(!) LPT port (printer mostly) and COM ports (random peripherals including early mice, pre ps/2)

That’s a very binary mechanism with little excuse for pulling. And there are typically cameras nowadays. No cameras in the bathroom.

Are you able to cite some more specific examples so I can more fully understand what you mean? And what’s the catalyst for them saying “no” to our business, if that’s what you’re implying?