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by atraac 3y ago
It's the worst software I've ever used, but it does open links in default browser - Firefox in my case, without any issues.
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by atraac 3y ago
Out of curiosity, which features do you lack? I use Rider professionally and I can't get myself to use vscode or terminal because of how good git integration is in IntelliJ.
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by atraac 3y ago
My thoughts too, it's like shooting yourself in the knee just so you can flex that you had it 'harder' but you managed. Like... what's the point. Being good at software development has nothing to do with knowing every si
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by atraac 3y ago
> facebook: 50k employee. What has changed on Facebook for the last few years? What do you mean? Facebook changes literally every day. Every single day a piece of UI randomly stops working.
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by atraac 3y ago
Almost noone here has vertical sliding windows that would allow window AC units. You could use internal ac unit with a pipe that goes to a collar wrapper around a window and that's a thing but they're loud inside so people use tho
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by atraac 3y ago
It has issues, f.e. roboflow has 250k usd listed but the number in the post refers to developers.
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by atraac 3y ago
If there's a scam for it, then someone probably would. I think we'd be surprised with the amount of people from poorer countries who are desperate enough to do this. Especially when coding bootcamps are so popular now with non-tec
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by atraac 3y ago
As a matter of fact, most European Uber drivers do exactly this. I'm from Poland and over last few years I've seen a single(!) Uber driver actually using built in navigation. Also most of them also work for Bolt at the same time a
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by atraac 3y ago
> 5 is larger than 4 therefore the kid knows what to ask, regardless of age. I don't know a single kid that would not know which models are current gen and which are better or worse. Argument about non technical parents is valid but
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by atraac 3y ago
> If most of the popular and recurring franchises are only available for one platform Funny how noone asked that over last decade when Sony paid mountains of gold to various developers for exclusivity.
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by atraac 3y ago
> But Christian took this very personally, and he decided to take his toys and go home. I mean wouldn't you? He's built an app that brings him a decent income, he can work on it full time, he based his career on that applicatio
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by atraac 3y ago
I've tried using DDG multiple times in the past and I've always disliked the results. But recently I gave it another go and I use it as my main driver now. I'd love for it to have a bit more tooling cause stuff like calculato
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by atraac 3y ago
> They are trying to keep the main, core userbase happy. But there's a very simple way to do that... sit down with people, figure out a solution that doesn't involve a single dev spending 20m USD a year just to maintain an app
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by atraac 3y ago
They can, it would result in an even bigger backlash. They probably just go for the "it will pass, they'll come back" approach instead of going full on against the people. They would also need to find moderators for those sub
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by atraac 3y ago
I also have to fight the urge of not opening it, but I don't think I plan on coming back at this point. This made me realize that I was addicted to doomscrolling and constant brainless checking on my favorite subreddits. I genuinely fo
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by atraac 3y ago
Of course they are two different teams. They are still one company though, one that displays absolute disdain for their users, why would they suddenly care about properly up and downscaling when they can't even get absolute basic UX&#x
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by atraac 3y ago
Amazons New World was a perfect example, you could literally send the server info that you're invulnerable and you would be... unkillable. People flying, telling the server they have x gold, zero validation whatsoever. Online games are
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by atraac 3y ago
AFAIK quite a bit of communities recently started being active in kbin but it's pretty quiet still.
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by atraac 3y ago
> I can just imagine some piece of automation de-allocating spare capacity or something similarly obtuse. Remember we're talking about a company that can't even make a functioning text input in their new UI.
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by atraac 3y ago
> It's obvious that companies have found that working from home negatively affects productivity. Companies are all about saving money and maximizing productivity. If working from home had been at an even level, or even a bit less,
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by atraac 3y ago
Redwood is simply a fullstack JS/TS framework, there's not much more to it.
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by atraac 3y ago
I feel like there's a major difference here. Services you mentioned never really had any third party clients, while Reddit has pretty much built itself upon them.
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by atraac 3y ago
Pretty sure they reached that stage long time ago when they redesigned their UI into an unusable, slow mess of an interface that noone asked for.
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by atraac 3y ago
Noone uses youtube because "it's better"(in what way even?). Everyone uses youtube because it's pretty much the only place for pre-filmed video content these days. If all content creators I watch moved to other sites, I
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by atraac 3y ago
Ah yes, let me tell my manager (who barely handles Excel formulas) that he can just whip out vscode with Copilot and ask ChatGPT to set up an API with SPA frontend in local Docker environment. We're doomed.
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by atraac 3y ago
I would argue it's not the engineers that need to do something, rather middle management that needs to show 'results' and show that they are there to bring 'value', even if it's not real value. I seriously doub
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by atraac 3y ago
Ah yes, the phone where I will have to install some obscure drivers via some console command found on ubuntu forums from a 3 year old thread made by AssBlaster123 just to get microphone to work properly and then end up not having fingerprin
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by atraac 3y ago
There is literally no setting like that in path you've given, I just checked on personal 13 Pro with iOS 16.4.1(a)
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by atraac 3y ago
This is most likely due to developers of certain apps/inputs and not iOS/Apple themselves, there is a simple line of code to do this and from what I've noticed some overly-secure-wannabe-apps force system keyboard for certain
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by atraac 3y ago
> How do you expect them to be ok with >100ms ping and dropped packets? You don't. Cloud gaming is not aimed at those people. People like that, who want to compete at higher levels(that includes me) will not play in cloud compete

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