Copilot regurgitating Quake code, including swear-y comments and license programming |
- Copilot regurgitating Quake code, including swear-y comments and license
- The Untold Story of SQLite
- Congrats @davidcelis, you get a shout out if #GitHubCopilot tries to generate an "About me page"
- Neovim v0.5.0 release
- Built on Stolen Data
- Image unshredding using a TSP solver
- Analysis of Network Traffic at Game Startup [Guilty Gear Strive takes up to 3 minutes to load into the main menu]
- YAGNI exceptions
- When anti-tracking makes you identifiable: how ad blockers are used for browser fingerprinting
- RenderingNG: Ready for the next generation of web content
- Google Play will no longer accept APKs in August, new apps have to use Android App Bundle (AAB) instead
- How Discord Made Android In-App Navigation Easier
- WatchVideoByLink: takes supported publicly available URLs that contains a video and puts it in a custom video player with the ability to either Watch/Download MP4/HLS/MPEG-DASH video types
- Introducing REXS: A language for writing regular expressions
- Lockable Tree - Google Interview Question. I recently came through this. The question had specifically said no need for thread safety. I was thinking what could be a thread safe implementation .
- Thousands Of Unauthenticated Databases Exposed On The Internet
- Spend millions of dollars to train a couple people on Cobol....refuse to even attempt to upgrade to newer technologies...
- A rundown of the legendary Quake 3 Fast Inverse Square Root Algorithm
- Brief article: graphical debugging with PlantUML and state dumping in a complex program
- Fortran adds conditional expressions
- Cakebrew - macOS app for Homebrew
- how often is swift language used?
- How to create a Scroll to Top effect without hyperlinks in Vanilla JavaScript
- Past and Present of Haskell: Interview with Simon Peyton Jones
- Chameleon - a guitar plugin using neural networks to create three distinct sounds from a vintage style amp head. EQ and gain were added to allow further modification of the three core sounds, named Red (high gain), Gold (crunchy), and Green (crisp and clean)
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