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JSR_FDED
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1y ago
I don’t get it. That link refers to Apple letting you put your passport and drivers license info in the wallet on your phone.
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1y ago
> Would love to connect with you about what the team is doing to address these areas if you are open to it That’s how you know this is bullshit. An exec wants to “reach out” to some rando on the Internet.
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1y ago
Which is a type of violin
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1y ago
Freedom2 was joking
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1y ago
Looks interesting, how is e-html routing different than standard back-end routing?
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1y ago
The difference is that with morphing they take the trouble of maintaining focus, event listeners, etc.
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1y ago
How about both of you show metrics so this becomes a fact based discussion?
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1y ago
Tariffs are great. They protect the struggling domestic IT industry and gives it time to ramp up its production of vintage computer parts.
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1y ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.04871
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1y ago
I would have gone with Ravine
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1y ago
I know it’s popular to hate on China right now, but can we acknowledge that Chinese companies and research groups have done more for us hackers in terms of making amazing models available with open weights for free, than US companies and re
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When Apple was making a comeback from being all but dead, the logo was a quick way to identify other members of your tribe. And you could walk into a coffee shop and get an instant tally of how Apple was doing. It was really precarious for
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Just in case… The acronym WEIRD stands for Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, and Democratic, a term used in psychology and behavioral sciences to describe the populations that have historically been the subject of research.
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Singapore is an unusual market when it comes to cars... To put it in perspective, a Toyota Camry today costs $207,000 (US dollars). That includes the Certificate of Entitlement - that allows you to actually drive the car for 10 years. After
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1y ago
Time Machine has been rock solid for ten years for my wife, who is an ordinary user. I use SuperDuper which has also been solid for even longer.
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I wanted an Osborne 1 so badly when I was a kid - all that power in a handy portable suitcase form factor!
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1y ago
Yeah but it’s not like every Chinese tech product is being systematically scrutinized by the US government. It’s more like one gains attention and then everyone piles on.
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Datastar first impressions, coming from React
(threadgold.nz)
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1y ago
I use Lua in 2025, it’s brilliant. By the way, so does everyone using neovim.
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TIL! Upset plots are useful and easy to understand.
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1y ago
I miss Objective-C, it’s just so darn readable (once you know what @ and [] do)
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1y ago
My programming font in Vim for the last 10 years!
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1y ago
You might also want to check out https://alternativeto.net
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1y ago
Whoosh
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1y ago
How come I’ve never heard of a legitimate need to have “verified 95% clean” IP addresses?
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Cute riff on the title of the Google paper. Kind of like abusing "GOTO considered harmful". Ironic though because it's a way of drawing attention, which he denounces in his article: > Real technology isn’t being built by t
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Without its own AI backbone, Europe will be a powerless rentier
(euractiv.com)
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Flow is actively harmful because it can lead to overwork? Flow is bad because it's similar to deep focus seen in ADHD and Autism? Give me a break.
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Yikes, your reaction to a study showing infant deaths halving in Kenya is to assume the researchers skimmed some of the money? The article describes a randomised controlled trial, and explains the result is from better access to healthcare.
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Guess what? The price is now $500!
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