Daedren

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by Daedren 8mo ago
> Facial age estimation This clearly doesn't work and they're surely aware of it. Perhaps it's even intentional as a choice to give kids a way out, just trying to cover their own asses in regards to regulation.
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by Daedren 8mo ago
Unlikely, at most it'll make people start buying cheaper phones instead of flagships.
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by Daedren 9mo ago
It's less about productivity and output (those are still desired in many art fields) but more about creativity and personality, more humane traits. Not to say that coding doesn't have those two, but I'd argue developers have
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by Daedren 9mo ago
It is the default. You could get localizations OTA, but that's engineering you need to do to make that happen.. or a product you purchase, as there's various localization managers offering these options in their software.
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by Daedren 10mo ago
The title is misleading. This is only for packages below 150€.
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by Daedren 10mo ago
I mean, they got a class action before for turning on CPU throttling after a major update without informing the user, to "preserve battery health".
37.
by Daedren 10mo ago
I don't think it's a dark pattern with bad intentions. They just didn't account for this feature to be used in this manner. There's another setting to set your work hours and silence notifications out of those.
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by Daedren 10mo ago
Brave. It has its own built-in adblocker that is essentially uBlock Origin equivalent, thus you get a nice proper adblock even past MV3. That being a requirement of mine cuts off most other Chromium forks that don't have a plan after M
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by Daedren 10mo ago
It's a member-only story, so I can only read the first few paragraphs. Toasts are indeed a problem because they can disappear without the user reading (or listening if on screen readers) to its feedback. So while I don't know what
40.
by Daedren 11mo ago
They all have to make promises and have to dream big to keep the AI bubble from popping.
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by Daedren 1y ago
There is a property you can add to your Info.plist called UIDesignRequiresCompatibility. If you set it to yes, you'll retain the pre-26 design. Apple said they'll only keep this working for a year.
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by Daedren 1y ago
Developers have 1 year to apply the new design change, they're forcing it afterwards. It's not really by choice.
43.
by Daedren 1y ago
There's quite some competition even in the same form factor, like QNAP, ASUSTOR or even UGREEN which got their product in not too long ago.
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by Daedren 1y ago
Android Studio if I recall correctly has the same license as IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition. Will it also have this "opt-in by default" despite not having a commercial license alternative? Because that'd be pretty scary.
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by Daedren 1y ago
It's a leveraged buyout. They're going to need to pay those billions in debt, so predatory practices should not be stopping.
46.
by Daedren 1y ago
>We'll keep support for MV2 extensions for as long as possible. This doesn't particularly give people any confidence in your product if even the devs don't know how long they can hold the line. Why not fork Firefox like Z
47.
by Daedren 1y ago
AppCode was unfortunately extremely limited. Lagged behind Swift versions. No editor for Storyboards/XIBs back when they were ubiquitous, and no preview for SwiftUI. Debugging app extensions or anything that isn't the standard &qu
48.
by Daedren 1y ago
I agree, but on the other hand, they may also ask less questions because they will rely more on AI, and they will not know when the AI's hallucinating until they've spent a considerable amount of time dealing with a wrong premise.
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by Daedren 1y ago
Yes, but why have all that effort in spinning a web server when I can just give a link to a place where I have embedded the chart? Or even embed it in whatever chat you have that presentation on? Don't need the binary anywhere, that&#x
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by Daedren 1y ago
They were never crippled, there were just no apps making use of that performance at that point, their vision's still the same as it is today IMO. Now there's a lot of pretty good apps for video editing, CAD, etc. Of course we comp
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by Daedren 1y ago
Google has a walled garden as well. Talking to my less techy friends, they won't even consider the thought of moving just because their purchases won't carry over. Even if said app exists on both platforms, you'd have to buy
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by Daedren 1y ago
So they sold out? EU pays them 2 million and they're moving their entire infra there? That's not a good sign.
53.
by Daedren 1y ago
Stockholders are suing them over Apple Intelligence. Definitely legal cover.
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by Daedren 1y ago
Chromium will remove the Manifest V2 APIs, and none of these forks want to maintain them. Brave also chose to have their own built-in adblocker. The real question is, why not opt to fork Firefox who is doing that work for them.
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by Daedren 1y ago
Definitely not.
56.
by Daedren 1y ago
Don't like this since it's just asking for code conflicts with any other developer's code and their own build number changes. I prefer setting the number on the CD pipeline. It's one less file to have changes in git.
57.
by Daedren 1y ago
Until you got to code review a coworker's storyboard. The underlying XML was absolutely horrible to deal with. Simply opening a storyboard without editing anything would also trigger file changes. I'm glad storyboards are gone.
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by Daedren 1y ago
Can't believe Arc died for this. Everything in here looks like it could be done by a browser extension on an existing browser.
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by Daedren 1y ago
I've developed a lot of iOS apps for over a decade and have yet to see any semblance of the "nice developer experience" you're mentioning.
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by Daedren 1y ago
>and what developers choose to do. I disagree. Developers are VERY strongly encouraged by Apple to move their minimum deployment versions up. New APIs and frameworks are never backported (Swift Concurrency and the COVID tracking API were

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