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by atonse 2y ago
I’ve been using bun with NextJS 14 and it’s worked really well the last few months. So well in fact that I forgot that the lack of stack traces was due to Bun. I forgot NextJS even gives you stack traces in the browser, it’s been that long.
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by atonse 2y ago
I dunno it feels entirely fair since isn’t one of the benefits of Tauri the fact that it uses your system’s existing WebKit instead of bundling a full chromium? That makes them also use less memory etc.
903.
by atonse 2y ago
There are a million things they could've done that shows great use of these tools. The coaching part was a bit interesting. They can even show olympic athletes from different countries trying to commiserate about how it feels to be in
904.
by atonse 2y ago
If you added that (offer them marshmallows and a way to toast them), all you've done with that test is identify the foodies :-) (I 100% agree with you about them being toasted)
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by atonse 2y ago
I do think in general, Apple is great at continuous improvement. But have you used Siri? “Only works sometimes”, yes if all you ever ask is “what time is it”, what’s the weather, and maybe 5-6 other canned prompts. Half the time it doesn’t
906.
by atonse 2y ago
Totally agree. 10 years ago the hot thing for programmers was photography. Now (or the last few years) woodworking and other similar DIY pursuits seem to be all the rage.
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by atonse 2y ago
Yeah all the bike shedding is definitely a thing. When I was starting out, I was solving problems for co-workers constantly with mini programs/tools (often 1-2 page websites), and I could see them use those tools to solve their daily t
908.
by atonse 2y ago
That's exactly what I'm asking for. Yes, technically LLMs do generate text but with some prompt engineering, can be used to classify things, especially ones that require Natural Language Understanding. We have literally used them
909.
by atonse 2y ago
There's just no excuse for this anymore – why don't they apply their own state-of-the-art LLMs to analyze these and flag the adds as pushing potentially illegal substances? Because as it's painfully obvious now, Meta doesn&#x
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by atonse 2y ago
Yes, I am willingly comparing apples to oranges. I'm comparing the idea is that most IT work (like a lot of white collar work in general) is abstract, and less well-defined. Whereas with a lot of the trades in the physical realm, a lot
911.
by atonse 2y ago
I wonder how much of this is also that the solutions feel less tangible and more abstract, and fundamentally less satisfying. In carpentry or Plumbing for example, you can point to something being completed. The valve was either replaced or
912.
by atonse 2y ago
How is Apple allowing this under the vendor’s Apple Developer account? We were forced to release our app with the Gov agency’s account to ensure there isn’t any confusion (3-4 years ago). And I kind of agree with that policy (as you can alr
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by atonse 2y ago
Yes I’ve read this is a huge problem for these agencies. They invest in training people, getting them clearances, etc and then the people leave for the private sector because they make 5x as an ex-NSA cybersecurity expert etc.
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by atonse 2y ago
Also in this case, we don’t have to generalize “Native Americans” but specifically the Apache peoples/tribes. What have they said about this?
915.
by atonse 2y ago
It's still way way way cheaper to "fill" an EV tank in the US because the corresponding electricity charges are also low (in many regions). It's something like $5-7 to fully charge an EV from 0 where I am (Washington DC
916.
by atonse 2y ago
No but they can get into electricity generation and sell it wholesale (by the kilowatt or megawatt hour) to gas stations like they do with liquid gasoline. They have the massive amounts of money to make those investments and sell them to ga
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by atonse 2y ago
I heard the same from a close friend whose family ran 3-4 gas stations. She said they essentially broke even on gas (something like 1-3 cents of profit per gallon), but made all their money on items inside (she/her family was Asian, so
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by atonse 2y ago
This might be a very American-centric view but I usually tell people that if you have a garage or driveway then your electric car ownership will be a dream where you truly stop thinking about range. But if you don't, I can imagine ther
919.
by atonse 2y ago
It’s worked perfectly for us in Spain for walking, driving, and transit directions (including train timings) in multiple cities, including directions of which exits to take in subway stations. Also worked flawlessly in London across multipl
920.
by atonse 2y ago
I don't know how authoritative this source is, but usually when it comes to doling out money, governments are pretty strict about defining such terms. https://www.dal.ca/dept/hr/employment_equity/definiti
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by atonse 2y ago
I don't know but aren't many of the best comedians in Hollywood/American TV (at least in the 80s and 90s) from Canada? I guess America was already doing a great job of featuring Canadian talent.
922.
by atonse 2y ago
To those asking what "diverse" means in this context, here's a quote in the article from the authorities: > “The funding will be directed to areas of immediate need in the Canadian broadcasting system, such as local news o
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by atonse 2y ago
It looks exactly as disgusting as you’d imagine. Contestants basically stuffing food down their throats and suppressing their gag reflex for 10 minutes.
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by atonse 2y ago
I simply can’t understand why Google is incapable of building a good quality alternative to iMessage over the past 15 years. FB and WhatsApp have done it. Signal has done it, slowly but surely.
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by atonse 2y ago
> Right now, when people on iOS and Android message each other, the service falls back to SMS — photos and videos are sent at a lower quality, messages are shortened, and importantly, conversations are not end-to-end encrypted like they
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by atonse 2y ago
Thank you for explaining this. I kept looking for an explanation of what it means to be a "high street" – After not finding said explanation, I assumed it had to do with elevation, and whether this person was exploring elevation &
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by atonse 2y ago
Is there any good resource talking about how these companies are addressing any concerns with potential command and control being in China? I would guess they all have companies (and servers) in the EU and the US manned by citizens of these
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by atonse 2y ago
Yeah as many have said here, even though Apple Maps started off inferior, they’ve steadily improved over the last decade and are absolutely solid now. I much prefer their directions UI to anything else out there. It’s really well thought ou
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by atonse 2y ago
I’ve watched a few videos on YouTube (using the DaVinci surgical robots) and they’re nothing short of amazing. The ability to perform (certain) surgical procedures while minimizing trauma to the body and speeding up healing, is a welcome ad
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by atonse 2y ago
Releasing Maps hastily I think was forced on them? Something about Google’s new terms during a contract renewal?

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