Comment is a bit of an aside, but it's a shame what happened to JSONFormatter.org. The UI was preferable to alternatives for me, it ranked highly in Google so I could just search "JSON formatter" and access it, etc.
Now the site freezes 50% of the time when loading it on my Mac and when it doesn't freeze, there's a 5 second period of waiting before I can paste any input. Not to mention ads taking up 40% of the screen. The classic tech cycle of life.
ramoz 28 minutes ago [-]
just implemented e2e encryption for plan, annotation, and diff sharing of coding agents (share with your colleagues, etc), modeled after https://privatebin.info/
I love regex101.com, so really happy to see it breaks the mold here.
gmuslera 28 minutes ago [-]
Using canary URLs in these and other sites may be interesting too.
OsrsNeedsf2P 15 minutes ago [-]
Decent article. Painful to read the LLM output.
bmenrigh 30 minutes ago [-]
Can we stop it with "and the results are terrifying", "and you won't believe what I found", "the <x> situation is insane", etc.? The over-hyping of low quality, low effort content is making it hard to find actually interesting or informative things.
SunshineTheCat 15 minutes ago [-]
Yea I was thinking the same thing.
When you reach for the most exaggerated, over-the-top word possible when describing something relatively mundane, what will you use when you talk about something that actually is "terrifying?"
thfuran 51 seconds ago [-]
“The most terrifying thing you’ve ever heard”. That one’s even repeatable as long as your subjects are monotonically scary.
cheschire 19 minutes ago [-]
Find a better and more accessible solution than clickbait.
Please, do it.
arcfour 18 minutes ago [-]
"Privacy concerns found in audit of popular dev tools" (or something along those lines) would work without feeling sensationalized.
bmenrigh 9 minutes ago [-]
"better", "more accessible"? What the hell are you talking about? Clickbait doesn't make anything better or more accessible.
Instead, it makes it impossible to pre-select for interesting information. Instead of telling you what something is about, it tells you how you should feel about it. That's not improving accessibility.
iberator 39 minutes ago [-]
That's why real programmers are those who can work offline without the Internet. (just the repositories)
:)
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Now the site freezes 50% of the time when loading it on my Mac and when it doesn't freeze, there's a 5 second period of waiting before I can paste any input. Not to mention ads taking up 40% of the screen. The classic tech cycle of life.
https://github.com/backnotprop/plannotator/pull/203
When you reach for the most exaggerated, over-the-top word possible when describing something relatively mundane, what will you use when you talk about something that actually is "terrifying?"
Please, do it.
Instead, it makes it impossible to pre-select for interesting information. Instead of telling you what something is about, it tells you how you should feel about it. That's not improving accessibility.
:)
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