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I’m not sure. I am a cynical person, so I am naturally repelled by these tactics. And by now, I’ve learned to get too attached emotionally to my tech or products. I’m not sure where and how these lessons can be taught to young employees to
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In my previous job, I was hired in a team of tech leads, each in a different domain. But the development at large in that company was web development, which I didn’t know how much I’d end up disliking. So I focused on my things within the c
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In my previous job, I was hired into a team of tech leads, each in their own field. In the current job, I was hired into a product team that was about a macOS app. After several reorgs, mergers and downsizing, the team is mostly web devs, b
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It’s all about perspective. In two companies now, I’ve been in teams that don’t really care about my tech stack. It was mutual, of course. You can blame the company for making these teams up (I did/do), but that how things are.
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I really pity kids these days that wrap their whole life’s identity in their work, take every minor criticism as a personal insult, every dislike of their product as a personal attack on their self-worth. It’s understandable why it happens,
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I’ve become more of a lone wolf in my 30s, actually. A combination of gained knowledge and experience, teams not familiar with my tech stack, remote hours (both because of timezone difference and also my crazy work hours) and also, yes, les
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XNU isn’t fully open source. Parts of it are proprietary.
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A constitution, a supermajority requirement for passing/changing “base laws” and/or constitutional amendments, multiple chambers of legislature, etc. none of that exists in Israel. The parliament and the elected government is one
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A foreground app can play additional audio if it does not require system support (such as controlling the playback from a Bluetooth headset and appearing in the now playing widget/dynamic island). But only one process can play continuo
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That's not allowed on the app store (Apple will reject apps that abuse this without a legitimate reason, and a terminal app has no business playing background audio or abusing location services). Also, the audio background mode is part
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This just slightly extends the background runtime, not allow indefinite background execution. I don't think ish has the navigation background mode (or audio for that matter) enabled, as it won't be allowed by Apple.
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Even if you run the server, it will die if the app goes to background or the screen turns off. Hardly practical. Just because a port is open does not mean it’s “less restrictive”.
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If you listen to political rhetoric from the ruling party and the far right coalition parties, anyone who doesn't agree with them, their crazy ideology or sing high praises to the supreme leader, is a traitor. This has been the case fo
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The difference being that other parliamentary systems have many more checks and balances, whereas Israel only has just one: the supreme court. Removing or "limiting" it is akin to making Israel a de facto dictatorship.
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Don't travel to China.
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There is great variety in "Asian" look. A Vietnamese does not look like a Japanese, who does not look anything like a Filipino, who in turn, does not look like an Eskimo. They are all "Asians"—they have the typical "
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That's a silly argument. Go to Norway (or elsewhere in Scandinavia)—there is "objectively less phenotypical variety there" too; would you extrapolate that all caucasians look alike?
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It’s just to your untrained eyes that they look “more similar”. No, all Asians do not look alike. Also, contrary to popular belief, they do age. And blacks do “crack”. They just have different patterns of progressions, and your brain is not
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They aren't watching videos, they are just lifelessly scrolling slowly a YouTube search results page with embarrassing search results.
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It's still possible to render similar kinds of controls in Windows. It's evident by old software that is still shipped in Windows. But judging by the abysmal state of Microsoft modern UI toolkits, and Microsoft's complete ina
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I’ve been looking at older images in my photo library, and have to admit that with recent years, iPhone images look really … odd and over-processed. I think it started during the 11 Pro. Older photos just have a different feel to them. Ever
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Hi James, thank you for this comment. I'm glad to hear the tech and, more importantly, the community have improved. By "layer", I mean custom controls and animation toolkits that get bundled in an Expo-enabled project. Those
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Sorry, only simulators supported ;-)
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I used to maintain Detox for iOS when I was at Wix, from 2017 to 2021. We ended up dropping support for Expo for plenty of reasons, some technical, some "political". The people reporting "issues" (more like asking questi
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"Oppenheimer’s Disturbing Attack on Hinduism"
(twitter.com)
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If there are collisions seen, that means there would be lock contention at this critical section, thus not a “good enough” solution.
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“The engineers, maintainers, and testers […] put in the enormous amount of thankless work” No, they actually get paid pretty well to do it. And pretty sure all the paying enterprise customers are “thankful” for the distribution’s stability
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Update: seems to have been fixed, at least from a quick look at the 02 and 03 pages.
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It was fixed. Before, there were nested scroll areas, interfering with each other. Now, at least from a quick test in the 02 and 03 pages, it works better.
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"terminal hipsterism" That's a very apt way to put it, haha. Might steal that for future references, thanks!
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