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amelia-quining:

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argumate:

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imagine if StackOverflow answers were written like recipe blogs

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TeamCity build fails because of TypeScript - TS2304 and TS7006

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I love the fall, don\u2019t you? Nothing lifts my spirits like the crisp crunch of dry leaves underfoot as I walk through the local park with Casper, my corgi dachshund cross. The faint tang of wood smoke from the nearby cottages takes me back to my childhood camping trips in the Yukon. We used to grill sausages on sticks over the campfire and heat up our hot chocolate in tin mugs as the evening chill settled in around us.

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The other day I was chatting to Susan about TypeScript. We go way back Susan and I, ever since we dated the same guy in college without knowing it, at the same time, oops! But although Chad was a jerk I ended up with a friend for life, so who\u2019s laughing now!?

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Anyway Susan was telling me about the TypeScript project she was working on in TeamCity, when the build failed-

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Fun fact: The reason recipe blogs do this is because recipes aren\u2019t copyrightable, but random tangential vignettes that nobody particularly wants to read are.

\n\nSo the flip side of this is anyone can just strip out the value-destroying walls of text and reprint the actual recipe on their own ad-supported site? Well fuck, where’s that?"}