Pedro MS
@pfernandom.bsky.social
Software developer with a short attention span
The common agreement of respecting robots.txt is a reminder of the high standards we should be pursuing while building an open Internet.
www.theverge.com/24067997/rob...
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The rise and fall of robots.txt
As unscrupulous AI companies crawl for more and more data, the basic social contract of the web is falling apart.
www.theverge.com
February 15, 2024 at 2:46 AM
The common agreement of respecting robots.txt is a reminder of the high standards we should be pursuing while building an open Internet.
www.theverge.com/24067997/rob...
www.theverge.com/24067997/rob...
What is the correct abbreviation for Bluesky? BS? Bsky?
BS sounds too much like bullshit: "Hey, saw the BS post you made yesterday"
BS sounds too much like bullshit: "Hey, saw the BS post you made yesterday"
February 11, 2024 at 4:45 AM
What is the correct abbreviation for Bluesky? BS? Bsky?
BS sounds too much like bullshit: "Hey, saw the BS post you made yesterday"
BS sounds too much like bullshit: "Hey, saw the BS post you made yesterday"
Me: That is some great post, I will engage with it.
Me (10 minutes after posting on someone else's post): Shit, I sound like a pretentious douchebag. I'll never post again in anyone's content.
Me (10 minutes after posting on someone else's post): Shit, I sound like a pretentious douchebag. I'll never post again in anyone's content.
February 11, 2024 at 4:41 AM
Me: That is some great post, I will engage with it.
Me (10 minutes after posting on someone else's post): Shit, I sound like a pretentious douchebag. I'll never post again in anyone's content.
Me (10 minutes after posting on someone else's post): Shit, I sound like a pretentious douchebag. I'll never post again in anyone's content.
Something I love about Rust is that it "forces" you to think on the implications the code you write has on memory and failure conditions. However, the static code analysis can make the development process rigid.
I love the constant work done on improving generics, which alleviates that problem
I love the constant work done on improving generics, which alleviates that problem
February 10, 2024 at 10:39 PM
Something I love about Rust is that it "forces" you to think on the implications the code you write has on memory and failure conditions. However, the static code analysis can make the development process rigid.
I love the constant work done on improving generics, which alleviates that problem
I love the constant work done on improving generics, which alleviates that problem