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To some developers AI seems to be the best thing since sliced bread, while to others, AI is more or less useless. I set out to investigate a little about why there is such a big difference in opinion among developers. This is just some my…
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Building a leaderboard with database integration for our example browser-based game.
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I actually peeked at that social media data.
And it’s surprisingly good. I’m still questioning if it’s worth tracking the
election this time round (no guarantees). The 2026 election doesn’t feel like
it’ll be as interesting as 2021 and the hard part is researching
candidates.
It turns out that I actually saved my copy of 2021 polling data, but of course the incumbents redrew the boundaries to make it extra fun.
Bonus: I didn’t notice before, but there’s also data on generative AI use worldwide and locally.
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nikitonsky: Normally, when you hold down the Down or Up key on a keyboard, a webpage moves a little, then pauses briefly, and only then starts scrolling continuously. I think this is related to how key repeat works in the OS.