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Europe has so many treasures—it’s hard to choose just one! For example, I really admire Switzerland: not only is it stunning with its snow-capped Alps and crystal-clear lakes, but it also has a long tradition of neutrality and diplomacy, helping foster peace in a region with such a rich and complex history. It’s a place where natural beauty and human cooperation come together beautifully.

… that’s obviously AI!

I thought the point of this sub is to centralize life tips from all areas useful to a significant population. The second top post is about identifying ripe watermelons, which is only useful for people picking watermelons. That’s a smaller population than programmers in the Fediverse.

There just aren’t many universally-applicable tips out there to be bought here. When the rare ones that are incredibly nonspecific come up, such as the Lemvotes things, they are highlighted out through having on average more upvotes than the “insular ones”. I would argue that disgraceful information (e.g. Kristi Noem shot a puppy, which is indeed good to know but absolutely not “tips and tricks that will help you improve your life”) does far more damage to the community.

Not sure where the problem with the website being split into different components is. It’s quite easy to select which services you want.

sourcehut has two systems for issue tracking: the mailing list discussion thing you mentioned, and a “ticket tracking” system for confirmed bugs and feature requests only. see e.g. https://todo.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/todo.sr.ht

well at least it doesn’t look like it’ll spoil, rot, and gadfly

You’ve got to be a millionaire to retire

If you’re going to break things up, at least use the Waterman Butterfly, which doesn’t look disgusting or split Greenland in half.

Mercator is awesome with compass directions. That’s why it’s the oldest and most popular out of the popular ones today.

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the scale would momentarily say you got heavier because of the added force pushing down on it from air movement but you you actually get lighter and the scale will soon say that as well

thanks but i felt like that’d be obvious from the URL lol. the SO survey is probably the largest sample size we have for this…

…that isn’t outright from an AI company (not that SO doesn’t have AI but they’re still an answers company as opposed to, say, Cursor AI whose main selling point is the AI. even Zed, the company behind the blog linked in the post, has a much higher emphasis on AI) and their sample should be pretty close to all online devs, maybe slightly exclusionary of very experienced ones. SO’s evangelist proportion is not even close to 4chan’s chud proportion; not sure why had the impression needed to name that comparison.

it’s not like Codidact has a dev survey and even if they had one they’d have as much bias as this comment section

https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2025/ai/

47% daily use

How is that pro-AI? It clearly very neutrally says it’s just a tool, which you can also hate.

i’m not even trans cro

If trans people really want to be treated like everyone else, then they have to learn to deal with people calling them names they don’t like.

i dunno about you but i couldn’t follow the logic here sorry :

According to Charles Beard, the crossroads moment for America was 1788, when the Constitution was ratified.

I don’t think drmoose would consider non–animal-based food entertainment as inefficient as e.g. butter

sukhmel probably assumed you meant that you were parodying someone who hates artificial foods and GMOs and did not actually hate them yourself

well he’s not arguing against eating people, he’s arguing against a distate for the concept of food replacements. not every post-apocalyptic replacement has to be made from people either

I only noticed because I had to research Google and so I went to the Wikipedia page and it said “Logo since May 2025” and I was like “whaaaa 2015 was just months ago???” and i looked it up