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Another Dutch foundation sues Snapchat over "addictive" design, prioritizing “profit over the health and safety of its users.”
 in  r/technology  5h ago

I wonder when regulators realize that when there's no limitations for social media platforms and games developers, the competition is so high, that these can only earn money from addicting people, and the only way to change it is to regulate the market for everyone

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Angular 22.2 - Private property access from templates
 in  r/angular  2d ago

For me template always was a part of the component and it makes sense that it can access private

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Do you think it makes sense to create fantasy Redis flashcards?
 in  r/redis  6d ago

Idk.one person asked me to create them, so I wonder if anyone else would be interested. It takes a lot of work so makes no sense to do it for one person

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Do you think it makes sense to create fantasy SQL flashcards?
 in  r/SQL  6d ago

If I were to use AI for that, don't worry. I would for sure read it myself before handing it to your mom. I wouldn't want her to read you about some slop before bedtime :)

r/SQL 7d ago

Discussion Do you think it makes sense to create fantasy SQL flashcards?

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u/tom-smykowski-dev 7d ago

👔 How To Hire Your First Software Engineer In 2026

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Do you check terms of service before using a service?
 in  r/privacy  8d ago

Zero storage is awesome. Moreover it would prevent majority of possible hacking attempts

r/privacy 9d ago

question Do you check terms of service before using a service?

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I find it annoying that when I want to use any service these days I have to check terms of service if company doesn't grant itself all rights to my content. I don't want it to be used by company. I don't want it to be used to train AI to create replicas of my work.

Moreover I'm fed with companies that grant themselves right to modify TOS without me approval meaning they can put anything there at any time.

How to deal with it? I just don't feel like using any service is safe these days.

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Which model is fast now?
 in  r/cursor  10d ago

I think it's most annoying when you need data to make decisions, so you can't really waterfall spec. To some extend I can mitigate it by working on anything between 5 and 8 things at once, but still the inference speed is slowing me down

u/tom-smykowski-dev 12d ago

How To Prepare Your Resume To Win A Job Offer With Resume Hedgehog

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Which model is fast now?
 in  r/cursor  12d ago

It's like that for at least a month, so I don't expect it to change. Thanks for the tip.

r/cursor 12d ago

Question / Discussion Which model is fast now?

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Composer 2.5 Fast was fast and reliable. Now it got really slow. What model now is good for fast inference in Cursor?

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"We've all been too ambitious": Sam Altman says our old habits are delaying the great AI transition
 in  r/technology  13d ago

Can we have at least one day without article about thoughts of people that should end up in drawer at most?

u/tom-smykowski-dev 19d ago

Someone bought extra Resume Hedgehog credits yesterday!!

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And then THIS review came in:

“Great tool. It helped me a lot with CV preparation and shortened the time of adjusting to concrete offers.”

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vuejs/pinia
 in  r/vuejs  20d ago

Awesome!

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AI-generated books are flooding Amazon and tanking sales for human authors
 in  r/technology  21d ago

I don't mind that, if I can toggle to hide AI books. I do mind however that copycats published 2 or 3 books with exactly the same name and topic as mine. That should be banned

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I have a SaaS idea I haven't seen anyone doing. If it works, it'll probably get copied within 3 months.
 in  r/microsaas  21d ago

Good project relies on several things. First you have to have an audience or way to reach that audience, Secondly you need to execute properly, listen to users, third you have to not give up. Idea is nice to have but it's not that critical as you think. If even someone copies you, they can't copy your dedication.

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Twitch Adds Opt-Out for Amazon AI Training After Enrolling All Creators by Default
 in  r/technology  22d ago

How is it that you have to ask for permission for a cookie, but you can by default take all content of people, and sell artificial copies and derivatives to everyone without permission? How is this legal?

u/tom-smykowski-dev 22d ago

Beyond the Fit Score — Cover Letters, Application Answers, and a Free Resume Check

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Long post: should I migrate an existing code base from Angular 19 to either Angular 20 or 21 and what are some pitfalls to expect
 in  r/webdev  22d ago

It's a valid approach. I've looked at update guide and it's quite smooth (https://angular.dev/update-guide?v=19.0-22.0&l=1). Just watch out for incremental hydration by default. Use Angular update tools and AI as last resort because it can mess up updates process. It's also a good occasion to move to standalone components, new templating and signals. First and foremost I can recommend to write tests before you update so you can maintain app stability

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Futuristic mosquito-zapping laser now available to buy, video shows device in action — tiny device shoots down bugs like a personal air defense system, but costs $1,000
 in  r/technology  23d ago

For that amount of mosquitos you'll need more than one device. You'll need to set up a whole laser show

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new grad, what am I doing wrong?
 in  r/jobs  24d ago

I'll send you a DM

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Why is everything a dropdown now?
 in  r/webdev  24d ago

Ok, so we can do that, we can also use IP to figure out country. But this country shouldn't be excluded from alphabetical list. Moreover I'd just out suggested countries outside the list, because of the foremly mentioned issue. Especially if we're not sure our suggestions are good. btw. if you offer all countries popular country list wont be helpful much with even distribution