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10mo ago
And what is the unintended thing that happens when you have unused variable?
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Apple Interface Design Executive Left for Meta
(daringfireball.net)
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> What most sticks out to me is the "Managers" directory. I've seen similar patterns before, even at my current place of work, but they seem to correlate with less experienced implementations What is wrong with such struct
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10mo ago
Looking at their market cap it’s 71.5B idea
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Film Grain Synthesis for AV1 Video Codec [pdf]
(norkin.org)
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11mo ago
What is your local app of choice? Do you sync between devices?
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11mo ago
> any substantial (non-degenerative) Why this quality poses security issues?
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11mo ago
GitHub frontend is mostly still their own [1] Web Components based library. They use Turbo to do client side reloading. They have small islands of React based views like Projects view or reworked Pull Request review. The thing is, even if y
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I remember when I was a child I used to open WinRAR and try to open random files in games and programs to find some „hidden” assets.
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11mo ago
> Doyle says many crypto investors mistakenly think they can sell some Bitcoin to buy some Etherium, and that making that a switch like that did not trigger an obligation to pay tax. Okay, but what if you use stablecoin in between?
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11mo ago
> very crash prone > And a huge memory hog On the server side or the frontend side?
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11mo ago
> As a bonus, we look forward to fewer violations (exhibit A, B, C) of our strict no LLM / no AI policy, which I believe are at least in part due to GitHub aggressively pushing the “file an issue with Copilot” feature in everyone’s
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> HOW DOES ATHAS COMPARE TO OTHER EDITORS? > Athas is an opinionated but highly customizable code editor, aiming to be lighter on resources From Github: > built with React, TypeScript, and Tauri With all due honesty, this is not li
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11mo ago
Telegram implemented such feature. https://core.telegram.org/api/end-to-end/group-calls
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11mo ago
m.wikipedia.org was a feature, not a bug. The interface is good on desktop. For some time, before Wikipedia did a desktop site rework, this was my go-to frontend.
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11mo ago
> It very much is constrained by real world limitations. It runs on the hardware that itself is limited And yet we scale the shit out of it, shifting limitations further and further. On that scale different problems emerge and there is n
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> It could either be very tastefully done or complete slop. It really depends on the creator. A slop is a side effect of the fact that the entry barrier has been much lowered. Previously you at least had to put some effort into learning
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> Natively trained What does it even mean?
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11mo ago
Ad blocking on Safari is partially broken before iOS 18.6, hence the requirement of iOS version on uBlock Origin Lite. https://matisyahu.blog/2025/07/31/and-it-is-raining-again/
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This comparison is outdated.
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Meta Replaced the Native WhatsApp for Windows 11 with a Shitty Web App
(daringfireball.net)
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1y ago
There is Recycle Bin and Folder icon. What a waste of space!
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1y ago
You still have whole Objective-C runtime and CoreAnimation, UIKit abstraction under the hood.
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Is there a theorem that models this behavior? Capital feels like a mass that attracts more mass the larger it becomes, like gravity.
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1y ago
Unfortunately uBlock Origin on Orion is a bit flaky. Also, the phone heats up a bit, but that might be due to Orion itself.
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1y ago
Apple still releases security patches to recent versions of iOS, especially critical ones.
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1y ago
The amount of money and research put into Chromium is nuts and it's borderline impossible to compete.
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>any browser on iOS uses the safari engine under the hood? Literally every browser on iOS. Up until iOS 17.4 you were not even allowed to have alternative browser engine. And that still holds true outside EU. https://developer
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1y ago
The old System Preferences search was lightning fast compared to current SwiftUI System Settings on macOS.
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1y ago
LLMs like to repeat same pattern over and over again. This is my text flag.
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