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by anon7000 4mo ago
You can get some type safety with jest mocks with jest.mocked Anyways I mostly agree, it’s very annoying to use mocks in jest even past the code smell. But I also find certain DI codebases to be highly annoying too. Exceptionally verbose fo
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Except Apple TV doesn’t support 120fps which is a huge bummer
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by anon7000 4mo ago
My TV was expensive and it still only has a 100Mbps adapter
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Idk. I mean I have the equivalent experience on a Samsung TV that has the smarts. I only see the Apple TV interface and control it with the Apple remote, including volume and power. While I have WiFi disabled on the TV, I do like that I can
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by anon7000 4mo ago
That’s not really true. For one, you can have different AppViews which don’t do that. The feeds can be algorithmic however you the user want — multiple apps means you aren’t tied to what one central creator desires for those algorithms.
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by anon7000 4mo ago
I’m running Opus through Cursor like I would in Claude code, so make sure you’re not comparing different models. But the core difference for me is I can easily see the code changing in cursor, but not in Claude code. Bigger tasks, I’ll have
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by anon7000 4mo ago
I’m very comfortable with the terminal, but let’s be honest. It’s not very good at certain apps. For example, copy/pasting long bits of code or strings into and out of Claude code is highly annoying. Line breaks in weird spots, because
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Where is anti-trust in this country? Absolutely absurd the levels of media consolidation we’re seeing under billionaires right now.
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Is it? DC barrel plugs look identical to most users. Just like USB C. Only one of them negotiates the correct voltage by default in most cases. This is a non issue, IMO. Does it depend on the electronics being designed correctly? Sure, but
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Phone menu labyrinth is worse than chatbot in some cases. Depends on the phone menu and the chatbot.
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by anon7000 4mo ago
There are definitely LTS distros where the official packages are not updated ASAP. Npm lets package authors publish new versions to all users immediately. Anything that doesn’t allow that is better. Some distros only incorporate patch/
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Idk. Arch does have official repositories that are actively maintained and vetted. AUR is for the vast amounts of random software that isn’t popular or important enough to be officially maintained. I’m not sure how to find a balance. One re
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by anon7000 4mo ago
To be clear, companies are valued at whatever people are willing to pay for stocks. Their real financial performance is, as far as I can tell, completely detached from stock price in any real physical form. The only thing that matters is wh
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Oh yeah, the free market is great at burying problems so consumers remain in the dark.
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by anon7000 4mo ago
That’s not the point. The point is that when I visit a website that exactly matches XYZ pattern, and am encountering sites exactly like it multiple times every day, I’m left wondering whether the sites are trying to say something new and in
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by anon7000 4mo ago
100%. I have a Mazda cx-5. Visibility sucks looking left & right because the A frame is so thick. My thought: demand a certain level of visibility from car manufacturers, and they can figure out how to design around it. Like, I must be
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by anon7000 4mo ago
So agreed. It’s fucking crazy. Password manager is so much easier and more secure. If you do this dumb email or SMS OTP flow, at LEAST support passkeys for my password manager! It’s wild that they’re like “it’s more secure to not have a pas
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by anon7000 4mo ago
You can also just replace nvm with fnm ( https://github.com/Schniz/fnm ). It’s a lot faster and generally works better too.
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by anon7000 4mo ago
No, this is unrelated from privacy. The issue is that the EU won’t allow the new Siri because Apple isn’t willing to open up the system enough for 3rd party AI agents to get the same functionality.
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by anon7000 4mo ago
I mean the market is seemingly completely detached from the reality of financial performance. However, it’s VERY MUCH attached to the reality that is investor whims. You’re not betting on a company doing well, you’re betting that other inve
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by anon7000 5mo ago
Other people can start manufacturing the parts if the demand is big enough and the designs are available or can be reverse engineered. Not familiar with this world, but they could use relatively standard, widely used parts to build the trac
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by anon7000 5mo ago
Yeah, that’s been a thing in photo software for at least like 20 years. I remember using it as a teenager for my parents
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by anon7000 5mo ago
I think my massive noctua heat sink is basically that lol
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by anon7000 5mo ago
I think subscriptions are not going to last for serious users. Great to use them while we can, but AI does not fit the “power user subsidizes free/cheap users” model, nor the “support tens of thousands of customers from a small number
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by anon7000 5mo ago
And its own model (Composer 2.5)
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by anon7000 5mo ago
I somewhat disagree, there was a major, major shift in developer sentiment towards agentic development starting with Opus 4.5 in October. Many teams started finding a lot more real value in Anthropic than they used to very recently. Things
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by anon7000 5mo ago
Apple wants everything to be consistent. I have mixed feelings on it, because I do greatly despise windows, partly because of how inconsistent everything is. It’s chock full of half finished “migrations”. Like, programs still installing to
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by anon7000 5mo ago
I’m not convinced they actually do, because GHE on the cloud tends to have the same problems as the main outages. Probably costs extra to be “single tenant” or whatever
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by anon7000 5mo ago
I’ve seen it extremely intermittently over the past 5 years so I have no clue where it’s enabled, but it’s seemingly not consistent
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by anon7000 5mo ago
Maybe fair maybe not, but definitely unrelated to how intuitive it is.

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