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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
> Yeah so I don't care about the blutooth because my car DRIVES ITSELF a big percent of the time. See, this worries me. Almost all of the Model 3 owners I know tell me that not supporting bluetooth features isn't a big deal bec
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
For sure. Even when they went online the experience was _bad_. Ordering would almost never ship when it said it would and one time I ordered something for pick-up at a store and when I got to the store an employee their said another employe
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
> They're a real estate company. Are they, though? Their CEO owns another company that buys up properties and then WeWork rents to them. I don't know how much real estate WeWork owns anymore. Though I think you're closer c
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
> it reinforces a false narrative that tech companies are bullshit. They're not a tech company tho...
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
> I can't wait for RCS messaging. I'm honestly wondering it Apple will support it, or try to segment the text messaging market even more. I mean, RCS is practically dead (at least in the USA). But even if it does come it'l
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
They do not [usually]. This patent was rejected and abandoned.
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
I own a Surface Book 2 and a Surface Laptop 2. Both are amazing but I find the Laptop 2's keyboard better because of the fabric on it (which sounds bizarre). Either way, except for some Windows annoyances I really don't miss my Ma
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
This is what I've always done. Develop using a few dependencies, freeze, continue development with reproducible builds. It has always included the sub-dependencies in the list so, as far as I can tell, this works great for that case...
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
I'm not sure about conflict resolution when but I run a pip freeze it adds TONS of dependencies outside of the 2-3 I had in my app because those were the dependencies of my dependencies.
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
When you setup an S3 bucket the permissions are pretty explicit. The issue here is the UI is confusing (arguably it's wrong but I digress) and is related to a configuration that you'd have to hunt for. It's not an obvious per
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
> That courier was full of shit. You get paid regardless of customer status, and you also get paid per minute over a certain delay threshold. Sounds like you just got a bad actor. I mean, that's basically what he said but that it ha
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
It's funny, I know almost no two people with similar experiences (user or courier). For example as a user I have literally never had a good experience with Caviar. It almost always wrong in different ways. As a courier one time the guy
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
Thank you, that is very helpful. I wish Apple included some sort of message conveying that information in their permission pop-up.
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
> But then you've basically just built a graphQL api Not really. The type of API where you specify what you want and the API itself included whatever data you need in an RPC fashion has been around for decades, I feel weird calling
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
This. Even is Boeing had to drop out of the airplane game _entirely_, they have a ton of other lines of business. If another 737 Max crashed then that would be the end of the Max, IMO, but I doubt older 737s would be dropped and Boeing woul
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
I suspect your take is correct but I understand the alarm from the previous poster as the way it's worded makes it sound like they'll look just for condition X, Y and Z and _then_ take action versus your explanation which looks fo
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
> 1. Fewer API round trips compared to REST. Why? This is always my chief complaint about GraphQL: there is no reason it should take fewer trips than directly hitting an endpoint unless you're structuring everything very rest-y in w
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
Right? I don't even understand when I should or shouldn't allow bluetooth access. Does this mean things won't work with my headphones? Almost all of my apps have requested it! I wish Apple did a little more user training as t
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
> heavy constricting belt on a still-developing cranium How tight are you making the VR headset? Whatever tightness you're using might be a bit much if you consider it "heavy constricting".
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
> We don’t share tech stacks, but we do work together, and as you can imagine that leads to wasted resources. We’re a C# shop our direct neighbour does PHP, because of limited resources, we can’t utilise each others projects. That’s just
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
Depends on the problem you're talking about. Slack made their memory usage considerably worse due to poor programming so that's obviously an issue. But that also doesn't negate the other issues electron brings. Personally I w
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
Yes. The biggest change here is moving away from direct DOM API usage to React and not having multiple instances of a browser window inside of electron. Considering this took _two years_ it's kinda incredible they couldn't rewrite
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
I had no idea this was how QuickBooks even worked in the cloud. Could Intuit be in any way liable (like is this a sort of franchise type of thing)? Or is it closer to Word Press where different companies can install "QuickBooks Cloud&q
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
Correct. Now, I highly doubt they'd do it, but Amazon could take some action such as banning you from their services until you return the item. At which point do you want to own the item more than using Amazon? Could be a tough choice
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
Yes, technically the person or company who is shipping with UPS (or FedEx for that matter) can redirect shipments. Sometimes it's expensive, sometimes not so much. Regular folks receiving do not have as much control. I've never do
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
Sounds like an interesting blog series. I'd love to know more about how Microsoft uses rust today and how they plan on using it in the future. It would be really cool to be able to download a crate, created by Microsoft, that allowed y
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
You're comparing good / competent developers with developers who are either new or incompetent. Being good at your job doesn't mean you're a "10x engineer".
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
> But I can say without a doubt that I have met a small handful of people who are many, many times more productive than ordinary developers. I've met a few developers like this. These developers can get tasks done _faster_ than anyo
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Clang/LLVM Support for MSBuild Projects(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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by BinaryIdiot 7y ago
> What are these native languages you speak of? Really any of them. Swift UI is the only example I can think of where a group of folks are working on making UI easy and intuitive to create and manage inside of a native language. Why is t

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