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by apozem 3y ago
A lot of the time it's a race issue. I live near Atlanta, where white suburbanites have spent 40 years voting to cripple public transportation, because they're afraid black people will use it to come to their neighborhood. That is
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by apozem 3y ago
Personal Voice is remarkable. Millions of people will be able to create a synthetic voice to help themselves communicate. We live in the sci-fi future we always dreamed of. Sure, it's a dystopian future, what technology.
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Exactly. TSMC can spend tens of billions of dollars on new processes because they know Apple will be there day 1 to use it all. The iPhone and Mac have good performance and power efficiency, but people will always want their phone and lapto
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by apozem 3y ago
Location: Georgia, United States Remote: Yes, only remote Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Angular, Node Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-XjsbjMxU
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by apozem 3y ago
> notes die when you don’t engage with them That is an interesting idea, but not something I would ever want in a notes app. A note may be important but never opened. For example, I have a note in Craft with my bike serial number and a p
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WWDC Wishlist: A free large-language model built into iOS and macOS(kylenazario.com)
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by apozem 4y ago
Yeah, in my experience writing complete tickets forces people to actually think through designs and trade-offs. It also has the nice benefit of exposing their thinking to others in the organization, who can weigh in and go, "Oh, if you
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by apozem 4y ago
Location: Georgia, United States Remote: Yes, only remote Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Angular, Node Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-XjsbjMxU
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by apozem 4y ago
Matt Levine, yesterday: > A decent rule of thumb is that all cryptocurrency exchanges are doing crimes, and if you’re lucky your exchange is doing only process crimes. https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/
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by apozem 4y ago
That is quite a sweeping theory. Do you have any systemic, large-scale, non-anecdotal evidence to support it?
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If you click through to the PDF of their lawsuit, it lists the personal situation of each litigant.
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by apozem 4y ago
I would love an equivalent of Drive to Survive for the NBA. If the league was smart, they would pay for a 10-part yearly series and put it on YouTube for free. Introduce the major players and recap last season. Show me the drama- who did un
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by apozem 4y ago
Thank you for your excellent work! I have some RSI issues and try not to use the mouse as much as possible. Vimium helps me avoid wear and tear every single day. I love it and install it immediately on any new Chrome instance. (I am about t
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95% of Bay Area Cities Lost Zoning Authority(darrellowens.substack.com)
257 points by apozem 4y ago|380 comments
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by apozem 4y ago
> Accordingly, Disney will even restrict the availability of their old movies on DVD. I don't know if this applies to Disney given they just launched a massive streaming service containing almost all of their back catalogue.
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by apozem 4y ago
That's a great way of looking at it. Languages all have benefits and drawbacks, but you have to consider whether they help you for your problem. One time, I met a guy who wrote firmware for Seagate hard drives. Any new feature he a
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by apozem 4y ago
The writing does a horrendous job presenting an argument. The author constantly references events and trends but does not focus on specifics until much later in the post. Even then, he paraphrases, making it even harder to judge the evidenc
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by apozem 4y ago
I mean, maybe it's a high rise. When the builder's remedy went into effect for Santa Monica, developers proposed 15- and 11-story apartment buildings [0]. There is a massive amount of demand for housing in California that is being
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by apozem 4y ago
Awful app. I tried using it because you can use it with the Apple Watch to listen to podcasts without a phone. This is essential for me, because I have a wifi Watch and like to run sans phone. Apple Podcasts for the Watch apparently will no
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by apozem 4y ago
Instant subscribe. I loved the interface for Tweetbot before Musk rudely killed it. Using Ivory feels like coming home. It makes me want to use Mastodon even more.
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by apozem 4y ago
One time, as a junior, I was struggling with an old company API. I tried and tried to figure it out but finally broke down and asked a senior. He explained the problem and unblocked me. The incident always stuck with me because this problem
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by apozem 4y ago
My brother was just complaining to me about Apple Notes. He finds it maddening when he takes a note on his iPad, switches to his phone, opens Notes and it's not there. No loading spinner, no indication that something went wrong, no mes
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by apozem 4y ago
For fun, I recommend opening the SEC's case against SBF [1] and searching "tweet" and "television." They are building their case every time he opens his mouth. This is why if you ever find yourself in any kind of se
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by apozem 4y ago
Yeah, that's where I am. Mac laptop for work, because the ARM Mac battery life is insane, Windows PC for games and Raspberry Pi with Linux for a home media server.
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Probably React. - It works in small and large applications - Used in majority of new frontend apps - Reasonably intuitive, especially if you stick to functional components and aren't messing around with low-level renders That said, I e
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by apozem 4y ago
This seems fake. One, this website does not have a track record of accurate scoops. This isn’t Casey Newton or The Information (people with actual sources) it’s some no name. They also claim a single unnamed source told them this - were the
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by apozem 4y ago
Email has this problem all the time! [1] Real estate companies have to give customers cybersecurity advice [2] because phishers pretend to be the agent and send incorrect addresses for wire transfers. [1]: https://www.proofpoint.
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by apozem 4y ago
The internet commenter's fallacy: I can only interpret things that happen to other people through things that have happened to me. To some degree, this is just the human condition, but it is especially common (and annoying) in internet
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The pressure is there if someone on your team works nights and weekends, especially if they are senior to you. They may not even realize they are pressuring you! But it is impossible to avoid. Something to remember, especially if you have a
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by apozem 4y ago
They have a ton of different products and APIs and they just don't document them all. Even worse, much of the documentation they do have is hidden inside hard-to-search WWDC session videos or, ugh, Slack conversations with Apple engi

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