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5y ago
I wonder how one generates interesting ideas to work on. Maybe I should look up product ideation as I am not really great when it comes creative idea generation.
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> Just because there aren't many alternative app stores on Android doesn't mean it won't happen on iOS. This is all just conjecture. You don't have proof that it will happen to iOS.
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I have been using Beat Saber to clear my Apple Watch exercise rings. I am curious what games or apps you use to do HIIT.
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It's only radical because society is structured in a way that these are hard to do 1. Even if you don't drink, you need to give in sometimes for the sake of socialization 2. All cheap foods are full of sugar/carbs. If you wan
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5y ago
Not the parent but going ti check this out. Feels that this could help bloating
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5y ago
Thank you for bringing this up. It means that I am not crazy when I notice that I get really tired after eating certain foods.
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5y ago
Playing favorites will look odd in a supposedly free market.
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5y ago
Is Apple the arbiter of illegal content(adult content is not allowed in the App store)?
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I enjoyed math in my Physics classes because of the real life context it is used in.
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5y ago
Could be worse, you might have gotten a big tattoo
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5y ago
I am pretty sure a lot of people want their own website and domain. It's just that a lot more inconvenient to have and manage one for most people.
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5y ago
True. I rather prefer the Structure Tab that Jetbrains IDEs have. That one is more useful to me.
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5y ago
I find it interesting that many people try to invalidate the feeling of being friendzone. I find it as a natural biological reaction to not getting the relationship one wants. That being said, I think the best way to deal with being friendz
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> The fundamental mistake straight men make is that they value the potential of a romantic relationship above the likelihood of a meaningful friendship. Unfortunately, this is only something you learn after having a romantic relationship
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> i think for iphone owners the messages app is still the preferred solution for all messages. Only applies to iPhone owners in the USA
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I am pretty sure some VR headsets have a "passthrough" functionality to see the real world. Although judging by my Quest 2, it's not that good.
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5y ago
Reminds me of Horizon Zero Dawn's Focus gadget. But I think that technology is still way far off.
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5y ago
Seems that the problem is the hardware, not the software then.
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5y ago
All of that is just conjecture until Apple actually allows different browser engines.
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5y ago
I used Pop_OS last year to test Linux for general desktop use. Despite it's flaws, I really enjoyed using it unlike the last time I used Linux distros in the 2000s. The only reason I ultimately went back to Windows on the desktop is be
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It's not really bizarre. Money talks.
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npm install defaults to using version ranges in package.json
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> I think package managers such as npm should require package maintainers to sign a legally binding agreement that they're not going to willfully do stuff like this. I would think this would discourage a lot of people to contribute
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The sad thing is that some(most?) of them only want to think about the code and do not want to do deal with the real world implications of the software that they are involved in.
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From what I read in other comments, one of the possible motives of this action is to teach a lesson to these billion dollar companies who are piggybacking on OSS without giving back a single cent to the developers.
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I think some other comments are expressing interest in exactly just that.
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> Now, this does point a problem which has bothered me before: The commoditization of every little aspect of functionality. That leads to 1000's or 10000's of dependencies that are impossible to track. It just points out to the
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> But lift your gaze an inch off the ground and you'll see we don't need to be ego centric sociopaths. We can build together. For the species. Everyone wins. I don't know in what fairy tale you live in but the ego-centric
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People always take the convenient route until it bites them in the ass. Necessity is the mother of invention after all.
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We probably are going into an age where giving away software for free will die. And you know what? I support this kind of thinking. I mean, if people can monetize videos on Youtube, shouldn't developers monetize their software too?
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