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by ardit33 1y ago
This is some weird logic. "I dated someone that didn't like to work on child care and therefore I don't think universal childcare is a good idea". Yeah, I dated someone that was a teacher and didn't like her job.
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by ardit33 1y ago
Youtube is being overloaded by such playlists. They become obvious after listening to them for a bit. There is something jarring in them which makes them kinda annoying.
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by ardit33 1y ago
You must be young. XML and XML Schemas existed before JSON or Protobuf, and people ditched them for a good reason and JSON took over. Protobuf is just another version of the old RPC/Java Beans, etc... of a binary format. Yes, it is m
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by ardit33 1y ago
JSON exists, and when compressed it is pretty efficient. (not as efficient as protobuff though). For client facing protocol Protobufs is a nightmare to use. For Machine to Machine services, it is ok-ish, yet personally I still don'
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by ardit33 1y ago
lol.... development speed and quality are both the bottleneck my dude. But if you have enough speed, you can fix quality issues as you are able to test and fix things faster. You have even CEO of car companies that get fired because they
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by ardit33 1y ago
Amazon culture is only viable because the H1B system. I worked there (yes I was on H1B), and they made sure to delay any green card conversion at every step possible in order to keep you there longer. If they were unable to abuse it, they&
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by ardit33 1y ago
yeah, this is the exception since it is a dev tool. Not sure Apple will approve a regular app doing it.
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by ardit33 1y ago
lol... you really don't like it, do you. I used it for a couple of my projects, and I kinda agree with you. I didn't like it at all how it took over projects (you have to use a workspace). For my small personal projects, event
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by ardit33 1y ago
This is a problem for folks with sensitive data, and also for coorporate users who don't want their data being used for it due to all kinds of liability issues. I am sure they will have a coorporate carve out, otherwise it makes them u
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by ardit33 1y ago
LLMs help a lot in doing 'well defined' tasks, and things that you already know you want, and they just accelerate the development of it. You still have to re-write some of it, but they do the boring stuff fast. They are not grea
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by ardit33 1y ago
Well, at least it is a video. Meta had its layoffs with emails when they did all those rounds in 22-23 and 24. You got an email if you were safe, and another if you were terminated plus some links to some portal etc. Plus, there was some
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by ardit33 1y ago
Macromedia Fireworks was the modern predecessor of these tools that ushered web graphics back in the dot com days. It was bought by Adobe, and shuttered around 2009. I loved that tool
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by ardit33 1y ago
Next is a Superman videogame being blocked because it goes against the 'policies/interests' of a country that manages to lobby a lot here.
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by ardit33 1y ago
It is still incomplete and a mess. I don't think they thought through the actual main cases Swift is used for (ios apps), and built a hypothetical generic way which is failing on most clients. Hence lots of workarounds, and ways to ge
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by ardit33 1y ago
1.So far, it is great if you know what you want, and tell it exactly how you want it, and AI can help you on that (basically intern level work). 2. When you are in a new area, but you don't want to dive deep and just want something qui
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by ardit33 1y ago
Buying in NYC is just wild. A condo can have a 400$/mo tax, while the next door one is 1300/mo, and the other one down the street can be only 35$/mo for the first 20 years. There is also a mortgage tax of 2.05% for a loan,
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by ardit33 1y ago
So true... out of the 5 games I have bought on steam, I have played 2 (one fully), and installed and just played briefly 1, and two other never even installed.
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by ardit33 1y ago
Agreed... in most large (non trivial systems) REST ends up looking/devolving closer to RPC more and more and you end up just using get and post for most things and end up with a REST-ISH-RPC system in practice. REST purists will not be
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by ardit33 1y ago
Man, there are street that are closed to traffic, and you just are either lying or being dumb. They just don't look like streets anymore, as they are turned into plazzas or parks. EG: E25st at Lex, Baruch College is truned into a plazz
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by ardit33 1y ago
Not true. E25st by Baruch college has turned into a plaza. There are some more, that I can think off. (8th/St Marks by A Ave, is a park) etc. This used to be a regular street at some point https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZivS
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by ardit33 1y ago
Most of BUS lanes in NYC are not fully occupied. 2/3rd of the time they are just sit empty. But, I agree on the part that they will slow down a bit existing public transportation, but, if Uber served routes that are currently difficul
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by ardit33 1y ago
Good idea for certain routes: But "like between Williamsburg and Midtown in NYC" -- That's route is baffling and probably not needed. There is already a subway, (L then Transfer to 1-6 lines, or R/W). During peak hou
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by ardit33 1y ago
This is juvenile thinking... none of them will go away. They can be independent services themselves, and be pretty profitable at it. The upshoot is if they are independent, they will be forced to compete fairly with other services. Whic
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by ardit33 1y ago
You are making my point... if you have to use ViewRepresentable in half of the app, then SwiftUI failed. It was supposed to completely replace UIKit, but now it is just another framework to work with... (makes easy things super easy, but h
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by ardit33 1y ago
They have stalled, and the concurency is making things harder to implement right. Basically, Vapor has to be re-written as it is, in order to work will with swift 6+. Which kinda kills already any little moment it had. Was looking to use i
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by ardit33 1y ago
Maven was the one the started the downfall into dependency hell. (Ant as well, but it was harder to blindly include things into it) Kids today don't know how to do that anymore...
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by ardit33 1y ago
I don't use the new concurrency features, as they are one of the main culprits of this mess. (so stick with 5.x) SwiftUI is a wreck, that is still not good for advanced UI and you still have to use UIKit for some parts, and Taking Obj
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by ardit33 1y ago
It is not just the language but the frameworks. SwiftUI is a wreck, and still not mature even after 6-7+ years in 'production'. You still have to drop to UIKit to do advanced UI, and for what it is, SwiftUI is just not practical
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by ardit33 1y ago
Swift is amateur hour in action by academics that don't value practicality. The new Concurrency was ill thought, and done by people that just perhaps either don't have enough practical experience, or are so enamored with the acto
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by ardit33 1y ago
I personally love the autoplay (on hovering), as often I just want to see some part of the video without having to click on it and see a bunch of ads before any playback.

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