agos

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by agos 8d ago
For those out of the loop like me, what is the “everything” they were right about? Is there like a list?
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by agos 8d ago
that's why timeboxing is such a powerful choice. You decide you ship on date x, and the scope of the work adapts to the time available, instead of the opposite
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by agos 8d ago
truly, but you seldom have full control over the input of that pipeline
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by agos 9d ago
is your comment satire/irony? I can't tell
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by agos 10d ago
Hey sorry to be the debugging guy in the comments, but maybe your network issues could be related to iCloud relay? I’ve had similar issues
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by agos 10d ago
Not even the version explicitly designed to run better?
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by agos 10d ago
hallucinations are not wrong answers, that's why we use a different term
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by agos 10d ago
I don't know if they changed it since your comment, but it's all just text to me
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by agos 10d ago
see, non-generational companies often miss the chance to turn penetration testing into a marketing opportunity
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by agos 11d ago
tables are a very logical way of organizing _tabular_ content. they're a terrible tool for layout, accessibility wise
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by agos 12d ago
and also state 200 times per day that it is "obvious" that they will be able to do X in Y time
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by agos 14d ago
Apple maps still has the globe!
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by agos 14d ago
I was under the impression that they had a globe only when zoomed out, then transitions to web Mercator as you zoom in. Is it not the case? FYI Apple Maps also shows a globe
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by agos 15d ago
but that is not about IE4
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by agos 15d ago
it was also terrible, but in a different way
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by agos 15d ago
> The performance gains in native compared to RN (new architecture) are minimal for normal UIs (except games) And yet most apps feels distinctly different than native. > The most valuable feature which RN have is OTA updates, this has
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by agos 17d ago
I wonder how it is possible that Fastly deployed a canary node and did not notice it was only responding 502s until PyPI alerted them
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by agos 18d ago
I’m sure this would not work under GDPR. The host surely isn’t a data processor.
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by agos 18d ago
well, that's interesting. the design it's a bit of a letdown - very very very low information density, lots of horizontal scrolling, a tab bar item dedicated to notifications (which one never changes) and another one dedicated to
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by agos 19d ago
I wanted to like it so much, and the first book was so promising... but couldn't really enjoy the other two books. I understand why it's loved, but also can't see it being the greatest of our time, by a mile
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by agos 20d ago
Thanks, this is too easily forgotten
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by agos 22d ago
I would expect both persons to play valid moves, at the very least
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by agos 22d ago
it's the closest thing to the "torment nexus" meme
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by agos 1mo ago
is this one of those US only features?
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by agos 1mo ago
it's not the app that it's malicious, it's the website
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by agos 1mo ago
that might be true unless we can define what nutrition can help with sleep. There's plenty of people who eat well and sleep like crap.
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by agos 1mo ago
Germany has a ton of NO2 for other reasons, for example diesel motors
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by agos 1mo ago
if you're going to IKEA for the filters you might as well buy the whole purifier. it's cheap and it works well
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by agos 1mo ago
improving the legislative mechanism would require even more time, and it does not appear there is the political will for it at this time
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by agos 1mo ago
it has been a while since I read what DHH wrote but now it appears that he mostly writes against wokeism, migration, climate hysteria, how Tesla is the pinnacle of capitalism, etc. Yuck.

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