@TheTannhauserGate @georgetakei I have no proof but also no doubts that once she loses the lawsuit (and a few millions) she will present herself as a victim against the free speech

haven't used tailwind, but in the past I used to use scss, so when I faced a similar situation, I could create a class that used @extend and include those other classes so I didn't have to duplicate their implementation

@johncarlosbaez does this settlement allow them to continue using the data they illegally scraped?

This typed pattern matching looks beautiful:

@veganstraightedge even if they got the answer right, they have the perverse incentive of giving a less succinct reply in order to generate more tokens

@getajobmike @rubycentral the thing that smells the most to me is, even in the case they truly handled the whole situation as a security incident with the best of their intentions, now that the dust is settled, why haven't they granted access back to the former owners/maintainers. Or at the very least, why isn't there a single mention about what do they expect to do with them.