The @HomeDepot app is astonishingly bad. It's hard to believe how much slower and less responsive it is than the website. In 2026, there's really no excuse for that kind of performance. AI coding agents would do a much better job for sure.
@LCI@margothaddad Certains se plaignent d'une baisse du niveau des élèves au fur et à mesure des années mais, en prenant l'exemple de Luc Ferry, ce n'est rien en comparaison de la baisse de niveau des soit-disant philosophes français. Il est bien loin le temps des lumières...
Joking about violating the Constitution for a third term wouldn't be funny, even if he weren't already violating the Constitution in many other ways. Again, they tell you what they are, just listen.
I’m often very critical of @mtgreenee, but today I found myself agreeing with every single word she said during the Epstein victims’ press conference. And I applaud her courage to stand up for the victims, even knowing that President Trump sees it as a hostile act.
Trump’s election rigging comes to an end now. California won’t stand by and watch Trump burn it all down — we are calling a special election to redraw our Congressional maps and defend fair representation.
This is a five alarm fire for Democracy. Vote YES November 4.
@WilliamReymond En effet c'est bien dommage. J'attendais cette émission avec impatience. Vivant aux US, je vais regarder l'original du coup mais je regrette de perdre la valeur ajoutée de vos explications.
Building 3D worlds in a collaborative way assisted by an AI generating code for you!
In this demo, I'm using Microsoft Teams AI and Azure #OpenAI to generate @babylonjs code in a meeting, while using #TeamsToolkit for the developer experience.
Is it the future of 3D design?
Today we’re releasing TypeChat (https://t.co/0svSoiFx3r), an open source project that uses AI to bridge between natural language and application schema and APIs. It uses TypeScript in novel and interesting ways. Check it out and let us know what you think. @TypeScript
I find it funny when men call themselves alpha. First of all, if you need to say it, you are probably not but the funny part is that it makes me think about software engineering. So, a so called alpha man is someone with limited features and plenty of bugs...
My dishwasher is broken since May. Since, @AsurionCares resolved my claims twice with no justification. When I call them, they just start a new claim instead of reopening existing one. Good way to produce fake data to @HomeDepot on claim resolution time but doesn't help customers