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Canadian software engineer living in Europe.

  • As this is a new project, have you considered hosting your code somewhere other than GitHub? Codeberg and GitLab are similarly user-friendly platforms without the many downsides of supporting Microsoft.

  • I've never tried it, but I haven't heard that it was thwarted yet.

  • Given that there's no one driving the car, there little disincentive to smash a tail light or window of one of these things pull in front of you.

    You can also disable them nonviolently.

  • Fucking Americans man...

  • A platform that's down 10% of the time and that now has a reputation of locking people out of their accounts without reason for weeks at a time cannot, under any definition of the word, be considered "stable".

    I just.... don't get it. This whole community, we're supposed to be building stuff for ourselves and each other, and for some reason people keep going to bat for a company that demonstrably holds every one of us in contempt.

    Just.... stop using their shitty tools already.

  • Why hasn't he migrated to something more stable?

  • This has got to be the dumbest take on this sorry one could possibly have. Shame on the Guardian for publishing it so uncritically.

    There are zero downsides to the public for a healthy school lunch mandate. Pointing out that some kids would rather eat garbage for lunch does not mean that the government should pay for that.

    If the government is paying to feed kids, then it should be paying for healthy food. If some parents would rather feed their kids deep fried crap well... you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make them drink.

    I'd wager that the "concern" these companies (why do we have private companies in charge of feeding school kids again?) is really based on the fact that these meals are more expensive and so it cuts into their margin.

  • Those are reasons why it's not being addressed effectively, not why the problem exists in the first place.

    • Are these homes bought for investment that can't sell for the amounts the owners want?
    • Were they inherited and being held unsold due to being tied up legally?
    • Are they unsuitable for human habitation, either because of neglect or changing regulation?
    • Are they simply temporarily empty due to "housing purchase chain" problems?
    • Is the market undervalued?
    • Has some rich supervillain bought up a few million homes just because he hates poor people that much?

    The article proposes a question and then fails to answer it.

  • An article titled "why are homes left empty..." doesn't answer the question.

  • Don't be that guy.

  • While he's right in this case, calling him a "prominent American journalist" is as inaccurate as his usual "reporting".

  • While more resuable than concrete, the process is very energy intensive and requires bitumen every time. It also doesn't last very long.

  • Not being a solution "everywhere" doesn't negate its value, but having lived in the Netherlands and visited Copenhagen myself, I can tell you that paving bricks are applied well in both places and that they hold up just fine against frozen weather.

  • I imagine it'd be a case of: "scan this food that I just made by hand, store its structure, and replicate that exactly later".

    So the replicator could make Grandma's soup for you, but it would always be exactly how Grandma made it that one time.

  • Yeah I've always been frustrated with this trope. Somehow, we're expected to believe that a technology capable to creating and assembling all the atoms in a chocolate sundae is incapable of modifying the recipe.

    In my head cannon I've always understood this to mean that the replicated food is "too perfect" and lacks the human imperfection/variation you get with real cooking.

  • This "1000 words to conversational" sourdough sounds really good to me. Thanks for sharing!

  • Isn't this a screen capture from there moment he's in a labour dispute between humans though?

  • United Kingdom @feddit.uk

    Green Party wins Gorton and Denton by-election with Labour pushed into third by Reform

    www.bbc.com /news/live/cp8rjk02r0jt
  • United Kingdom @feddit.uk

    Asbestos found in children’s play sand sold in UK

    www.theguardian.com /business/2026/jan/24/childrens-play-sand-hobbycraft-asbestos-removed-recall
  • Comic Strips @lemmy.world

    Happy New Year

  • Firefox @fedia.io

    Whatever happened to "Add to Home Screen"?

  • Fuck AI @lemmy.world

    AI is destroying your brain and everything else

  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    CNBC Went To Canada To See The U.S. Product Boycotts — And What They Found Was Striking

  • Fuck AI @lemmy.world

    The rise of Whatever

    eev.ee /blog/2025/07/03/the-rise-of-whatever/
  • Fuck AI @lemmy.world

    AI Agents: A Pox on Free Society

    danielquinn.org /blog/ai-agents-a-pox-on-free-society/
  • Cambridge @feddit.uk

    Are there any repair/Linux cafés in Cambridge that might want to contribute to "EndOf10"?

    endof10.org
  • Steam Hardware @sopuli.xyz

    Has the Deck turned off any other Steam users?

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Can you configure tmux to use "normal" modifier keys?

  • RetroDECK @lemmy.zip

    Donation page appears to be broken

  • Android @lemmy.world

    An app to post to an arbitrary URL?

  • gemini @lemmy.ml

    What's the "gunicorn/uwsgi" for Gemini

  • Fuck Cars @lemmy.world

    Amazon delivery vans were parked in bike lanes all over Cambridge today.

    mastodon.social /@danielquinn/113494110913993635
  • Cambridge @feddit.uk

    Amazon delivery vans were parked in bike lanes all over Cambridge today.

    mastodon.social /@danielquinn/113494110913993635
  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    How to find what's eating 100% of just one core?

  • Python @programming.dev

    Developing with Docker

    danielquinn.org /blog/developing-with-docker/
  • Fairphone @lemmy.ml

    My UX seemed to really slow down after the update

    mastodon.social /@danielquinn/113095360014192530
  • Star Trek Social Club @startrek.website

    The number of lines for each character by percentage of the series