BigJ1211

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by BigJ1211 3y ago
I'm on the 12 Mini without any care with charging, it's at 89% capacity. I do have "Optimised Battery Charging On" apparently, not sure when that was added? Might've always been on not sure. From the description: &q
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by BigJ1211 3y ago
Also using an iPad Pro that I got in 2018 (I think, the first 12.9 inch with the current look), it used to be better at it than it is now. In the beginning it would rarely drain now it drains ~20% overnight. Granted mine is older and has be
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by BigJ1211 3y ago
> I posted a list of recent issues I've run into elsewhere in the thread, but there are many bugs and inconsistencies in macos: > > - Doc breaking/becoming inaccessible. > > - Running app windows disappearing&#x2F
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by BigJ1211 3y ago
By default it jumps to the workspace that application is opened up on.
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by BigJ1211 3y ago
Maybe I’m and oddball, but I download third party package managers (or wrappers) on literally every OS I use. Scoop, Chocolatey on Windows. Brew on MacOS. Amethyst on Arch. Linux package managers eviscerate whatever is available on MacOS an
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by BigJ1211 3y ago
As someone who uses Windows, Arch with Hyperland and MacOS almost daily. I am immensely curious about what you find inconsistent and buggy about macOS? In my experience that’s been the least buggy and inconsistent of the three. My Mac and L
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by BigJ1211 3y ago
How far can you legally go with those in the US? Here in the EU at most you can ask if they worked there, nothing else.
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by BigJ1211 3y ago
> Around the speed of Java and Go in some cases, which are compiled. That is quite the claim, I wonder if you have any data to back that up. As it goes against everything I've seen.
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by BigJ1211 3y ago
I don’t agree that’s what TDD does. You spent inordinate amounts thinking about how you should want it to be, when you could just write it, find where and what about it you dislike, write it again and have actual good code. Also called WET.
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by BigJ1211 3y ago
People often ignore that the browsers themselves have also vastly improved. It's what makes a lot of the modern advances possible in the first place. It's less full-circle, and more a blob that vaguely resembles a circle when you
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by BigJ1211 3y ago
Same issue for me, I have a 2 paperwhites. But still primarily read from my iPad, as I also like to read online articles. Which doesn't work with the experimental browser.
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by BigJ1211 3y ago
I've been using Teams on my intel macbook for years, it works "fine". (It's a massive battery drain and CPU hog, but other than that it works) Not sure what you're on about. I'm all for shitting on Teams, as th
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by BigJ1211 3y ago
I've seen the overal negative sentiment as well. As someone who's been using homebrew since I think 2012, I've enjoyed using it a lot with only some rare issues. So overal it's been a great experience. I've never do
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by BigJ1211 3y ago
It uses JavaScriptCore, which was written for Safari. It's supposedly faster than V8, but harder to work with.
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by BigJ1211 3y ago
I was a little skeptical of this claim, so I looked it up. C# winning happens in a handful of cases, but it's extremely rare. Go practically always wins on memory usage, even if it doesn't win the cpu benchmark. See: https:/
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by BigJ1211 3y ago
You might be like me and apparently 1/5th of the human population doesn't really feel the effects of caffeine. Basically goes in and out of your system without 'proper processing'. Been years since I read about it, so th
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by BigJ1211 3y ago
The primary reason the Euro even got so high was the 2008 subprime mortgage fallout. After recovering from that it went to around ~1.1 and seems to remain there with some ups and downs. Considering the current sociopolitical circumstances s
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by BigJ1211 3y ago
Do you know of any well written articles of critique against OO? I've read a few against Clean Code, that actual went over the problems with the actual examples given. Nevertheless I hardly ever see good critiques against the principle
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by BigJ1211 4y ago
There is no gunits formula on homebrew, the formula is called gnu-units. The command to use it is `gunits` though.
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by BigJ1211 4y ago
Any that are of quality? All the ones I've tried stopped working within a few months. Which is odd, as all my normal cables keep working for years. (Including the standard Apple/Samsung ones that came with my phones. Except for my
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by BigJ1211 4y ago
It just reads as a snarky comment for me, doesn't really add value as everybody with a modicum of english knowledge should be able to understand.
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by BigJ1211 4y ago
Currently in the process of doing this at my company, so I'm curious about the experiences with it as well.
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by BigJ1211 4y ago
You learn a lot more about the process itself in smaller companies across the board. In larger companies that only happens in the higher level roles. In larger companies your secondary and tertiary skills also become significantly more impo
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by BigJ1211 4y ago
In most places it seems to be the opposite from what I gather from my clients. Small majority of people prefer to go into the office. Especially those with kids. And they are vocal about it. I don't have kids, so for me productivity is
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by BigJ1211 4y ago
I just checked on my work Macbook, this is still correct and utterly stupid behaviour. 'Natural scroll direction' is global for all pointer devices. Internal, external trackpad and mouse.
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by BigJ1211 4y ago
Calling something a recession whilst unemployment is incredibly low (3,5% in the US, 3,4% here in the Netherlands) seems quite silly. I'm not sure what to call it at the moment, but it's hard to compare to previous recessions. I&#
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by BigJ1211 4y ago
>There's no need to "agree" on what purchase means. It just has a meaning. That meaning doesn't come from either of us. If you disagree, you're simply wrong. The law and the definitions of words are not a matter
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by BigJ1211 4y ago
On the other hand, you might attract talent that wants to use a specific language like Rust, but hasn't had the chance in their current professional environment.
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by BigJ1211 4y ago
This seems to be a perspective that's exclusively silicon valley (perhaps large parts of the US) based. Not at all true in Europe at the least. Not that it's a bad job by any stretch of the imagination, but even low six figures is
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by BigJ1211 4y ago
I live in the Netherlands, here it depends completely on the "cao" that is used within the 'branche' (type of industry). There are industries that use 32, 36, or 40 hours as full-time work weeks. Most goverment jobs for

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