It's more like a magic than a real implementation. Originally it contained only basic commands, but I added some that users were complaining about.

It's working. If not, write me what commends are not working.

good idea, I would add it right away!

I must have a really really outdated version of K+R C.

Most larger orgs I worked for used Gitlab rather than Github.

Anyway, the core value of Github has always been collaboration - this is where people were. If people go to other platforms, this core value dwindles. And switching platforms is not that difficult.

> kind of industry standard

...for now.

> like JIRA

is not an industry standard. It's a widely used software by some folks. I used it in the past, not using now, for example.

> Maybe it's just an experiment at this moment.

Does Microsoft understand objection and negative feedback to experiments?

    - No.
    - Remind me in three days.

Fuck the industry standard. That is how industry standards change.

By the way, most pre-industry-standard FOSS projects still have their own infrastructure. I do find it disappointing that Rust is on GitHub.

Stop choosing between 200+ AI models. Send one POST request — CodeSOTA routes to the optimal model for your task, budget, and latency needs.

I think that only the author of this post didn't know that. Everybody know that Niantic is a big data company.

Everyone in a very specific bubble

Even without looking it up to know for sure it was pretty obvious and could be inferred by anyone playing the game. Especially the scanning, which was painfully obvious to be a data collection method.

> it was pretty obvious and could be inferred by anyone playing the game.

Never work with the general public.

Your perception of normie understanding of tech is wildly broken.

I didn't know, although I play Pokemon Go and the Wikipedia page for them doesn't say big data although it mentions "...been developing for years: the Niantic Real World Platform." as mentioned in the article although it sounds a bit of a work in progress. They make a lot of money as a games company.

I discovered it working in https://tolgee.io but I am kind of surprised it boomed today :D

What I can say that it's a well-maintained format but also kinda hard to learn.

Here's an absurd claim: If you want to estimate a baseball player's true batting average, you should look at wheat prices.

Not metaphorically. Not as a sanity check. Actually use them in your calculation. Your estimate will be more accurate.

This isn't a trick. It's called Stein's Paradox, and it broke statistics in 1956. The proof is airtight. The math is correct. And yet it feels deeply, fundamentally wrong.

Thank you for this. Have you heard about PPP (Purchasing Power Parity)? Some pages sell products -50% in Poland because we don't earn as much as in other countries.

I like this Techno Fandom page!