@CapitalizeFX@FabrizioRomano Now the group stage is different in the champions. It's like normal leagues compromised of home and away games the first 8 teams that have the most points will move to the round of 16 then from 9th place to 24th will play in a knockoff stage.
@AdamConwayIE It doesn't seem like they forgot to lock door because if they did we would have heard an apology. Downloading and using those pics without watching ads or paying is ethically wrong I'm with you on this.
@AdamConwayIE The original author found a vulnerability in a system and made it public, I don't think it goes under the hat of piracy, maybe hacking, now either it was ethical or not is debatable since the owners didn't respond to this until now.
@AdamConwayIE They're not scrapping the app, the core API used in the app which provides the wallpapers is public and is not behind any authentication, it seems to still be public until now and the issue is not addressed by the app owners.
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@jerzydejm@burkov I believe he just mean boilerplate code when he mentioned from "scratch". When you're working on a new problem writing the initial abstraction in code is quite often easier than prompting the LLM, at later stages the LLM can help with completing whatever you initially wrote.
@headinthebox@optiks Rust does have a lot of applications but the learning curve is still considered steep within the community if you're not coming from a C background
@johncrickett@TAbrodi Even for certain prototyping scenarios it's not that bad, I find it easier to think about problems when I approach it with TDD, for example: I don't know how X works so I'm just gonna throw a test at it and think about smaller problems.