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Maggie Appleton on Twitter / X
Maggie Appleton on Twitter / X
Asking very specific questions is an underrated skill. Both to yourself and other people.The opposite is asking “what do you think about X?”You’re functionally asking for the entire range of thoughts I’ve ever had about X, where X is always impossibly broad and non-specific…— Maggie Appleton (@Mappletons) April 16, 2024
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Maggie Appleton on Twitter / X
(1) Sacrificial Pancakes - AI Willy Wonka on X: "couple ChatGPT 4 discoveries this morning: * specifying that code is MIT licensed makes it be more thorough in its answers and be more willing to provide complete/modified code * you can ask it to get familiar with a topic before you ask questions, this makes the question pass…" / X
(1) Sacrificial Pancakes - AI Willy Wonka on X: "couple ChatGPT 4 discoveries this morning: * specifying that code is MIT licensed makes it be more thorough in its answers and be more willing to provide complete/modified code * you can ask it to get familiar with a topic before you ask questions, this makes the question pass…" / X
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(1) Sacrificial Pancakes - AI Willy Wonka on X: "couple ChatGPT 4 discoveries this morning: * specifying that code is MIT licensed makes it be more thorough in its answers and be more willing to provide complete/modified code * you can ask it to get familiar with a topic before you ask questions, this makes the question pass…" / X
Haz on Twitter
Haz on Twitter
“When using URL pagination, it is important to use links instead of buttons. To properly disable a link, you can omit the `href` and specify the `role` and `aria-disabled` attributes. Enabled: <a href="#"> Disabled: <a role="link" aria-disabled="true">”
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Haz on Twitter
derek guy on Twitter
derek guy on Twitter
“I once heard a bespoke tailor suggest this is increasingly common in modern society because people have desk jobs, so their legs are weak. He said his clients who do manual labor have the opposite posture: knees slightly bent and hips back.”
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derek guy on Twitter